Daizee with Skin Problems
My name is Julie Swales and I'm writing because I've been so amazed with the changes I have seen to my dogs skin issues since we moved in a more holistic direction. My sweet terrier Daizee, who is 5 years old, had one Staph infection after another. That meant one course of antibiotics after another as that was all that could clear the infections. However, the moment the antibiotics finished the infections would come back. She would scratch and was generally very uncomfortable. And even when she seemed fine, no scratching, there were still little lumps and bumps on her tummy, around her tail, and on her back.Dhyan with Skin Allergies
The following is a testament of the successful treatment of chronic skin problems in a feline using integrative veterinary medicine.
Dhyan is an 8 year old all white feline, devoted lap cat and amazing acrobat who was originally thought to be feral, hence the tipped ear. She has been plagued over the last few years with a recurring skin condition that erupted as reddish, scabby, acne like lesions on her face, ears and chin. These outbreaks seemed to be random, but also were exacerbated by seasonal changes. They were a common occurrence, to the point where she was never devoid of an outbreak and her beautiful face was always marred by these unflattering lesions.
