5 Tips To Help Dogs With Itchy Skin

itchy dogs, usually when they got fleas. But sometimes it can not be the case. Even after searching for a long time, you can not find all the chips inside your dog’s hair. Under these conditions, food allergies or hay fever may be the real reason. To resolve this problem, here are some tips:

• A cold bath
For immediate relief, but temporary itching, you can bathe your dog with cool water. A cold bath can relieve the dog a few hours to several days, but you must make certain drugs if the problem still exists.

• correct Over-the-counter
If you can not find any fleas on your dog itching, hay fever can cause itching such. It can be cured by treatment with antihistamines such as diphenhydramine. A precise dose will certainly solve that problem, but should consult a veterinarian before giving any medication to your dog.

• An oatmeal bath
Itching can be solved in a natural way. If you can not find a chip, but the meeting continued itching dog, then wash it with oatmeal or colloidal oatmeal cleanser is mixed in water.

You can buy Aveeno is a popular colloidal oatmeal that you can use. If you do not get colloidal oatmeal, rolled oats, then regualar use by tieing it in an old sock, so that water can pass through.

• Moisturizer
Using moisturizer such as Alpha-Keri oil, you can relive your dog relieve itching. For maximum effectiveness, you can use as a rinse after a bath or diluted in bath water, too.

Even a spoonful of oil Alpha-Keri per gallon of water will be sufficient. You can also use it as a spray for your dog to solve this problem.

Supplements • Pets
There are different brands of dog food on the market that allows a dog with itching.

The supply of good quality dog food that Fromm dog food, dog food Wafcol James Well food for beloved dog, etc. itching can solve their problem. AGE linoleic may help relieve itching of the skin and make their eyes shine and adding to their coverage.

Food Allergy Has High Tech Help

People dealing with food allergies can get a little help from the web. Check out these high tech resources:

Allergic To It is a site for people to share with one another. Anyone can go on the site and enter their favorite food allergy safe foods. The entire community can then vote on foods, giving products a “Confidence Counter”, which translates into how confident you can be in that product.
My Food Facts is an iPhone app that allows you to scan the bar code of any food item to find out if you may be allergic to it. Sure beats squinting at labels in a poorly lit grocery store!

Eating out with food allergies can be fraught with confusion and fear. Check out these two sites before you make a reservation:
Allerdine is a food allergy restaurant guide giving information about the food allergy friendliness of various restaurants. Set up a free profile to share your experiences and to receive e-mail offers from restaurants and their partners.
Allergyeats has over 600,000 restaurants in its database. Based on peer rating and feedback, AllergyEats help food allergic diners make informed choices about where to eat out. The site is currently offering a gift card contest. Check out their Facebook page to learn how you can win.

Help for Allergies and Asthma

Allergies? Asthma?

 Erin Chamerlik, The Real Food Revivalist

There are many things that a person with allergies and asthma you can do to find relief and sometimes healing from allergies and asthma.

Dr David Jockers did a podcast this month on that topic.

http://www.drjockers.com/radio-show/podcast/  

I recommend doing the elimination diet for gluten, dairy, eggs, corn, soy and peanuts.

Remove them 100% for 3 or more weeks, then systematically test these foods one at a time (for example eat a gluten wheat bread for breakfast and wheat pasta for lunch. Then don’t eat gluten for the rest of that day and the following two days. Observe any abnormal symptoms appearing over the three days. Anything you observe that is out of the “norm” for you, should be attributed to the gluten and it should be eliminated from the diet.)

People have reversed their asthma doing a real food diet, free from pasteurized A1 dairy and gluten.

Helpful Supplements

• 1 Tbs Carlson cod liver oil per day


• 400 mg Magnesium Glycinate (I have some 2/$ 36 with free shipping)
  


• Herbs like butterbur, turmeric, Gingko

Diet and Lifestyle

Minimize toxins in air, water and food – eat clean, and replace toxic cleaning chemicals, lawn chemicals, processed food with chemicals, and toxic personal care products.

Detox at the cellular level

•  Do the 3 day Suero Cleanse


• More info or to order.


• Ask me for a copy of the 7-day preliminary diet to prepare for the cleanse.

Drink Pure water

You must be hydrated or tissues are damaged. 

Drink half your body weight in ounces of water.

 

 Dr F Batmanghelidj writes:

“You can naturally prevent asthma and allergy by drinking more water. When you understand the physiology of the human body and the role of histamine in its water regulation and drought management, you realize that chronic dehydration in a vast majority of people is the primary cause of allergies and asthma. Increased water intake—on a forced, regular basis—should be adopted as a preventive meas­ure as well as the treatment of choice.

In those who have had attacks of asthma or allergic reactions to different pollens foods, more strict attention to daily water intake should become a pre-emptive measure. These people will also have other indica­tors of dehydration they need to recognize and treat accord­ingly before a crisis attack of asthma endangers their lives and exposes them to possible, premature death. Don’t forget, the chemical pathways dealing with dehydration have no ‘brain’; they rush forward like a cascade. They are actually called ‘chem­ical cascades’. These dehydration-induced chemical cascades kill many thousands of asthmatics a year. They are easily ‘turned off’ by water and salt, two strong, natural antihistamines.”  The Essential Guide to Water and Salt

Salt

Real Salt or Celtic Sea Salt instead of pure white salt – we need salt!

 Phillip Day writes:

  “Salt used should be organic, unrefined Himalayan, Celtic or sea salt (like Redmonds Real Salt); half a teaspoon per 10 glasses of water per day. Those having trouble sleeping may put a small pinch of salt on their tongue and allow to melt after turning in. This is also a good idea after drinking two glasses of water upon rising. Sensors on the tongue detect salt intake and help suspend the body’s production of histamine.”

Fermented Beverages like Bragg’s Apple Cider Vinegar or Beyond Organic Terrain

• 1 tbs in a glass of water 3 times a day before meals.

• Healing the gut is an important step! These beverages provide many nutrients, probiotics, enzymes and organic acids.

Local, raw honey!

Mark Sisson writes:

“Honey and humans share a long and storied history together, and it isn’t “just sugar.” Right now, though, I’ll discuss the question of raw honey and allergies.

There’s very little formal research on the subject. Last year, Finnish researchers found that eating preseasonal (taken before hay fever season commences) birch pollen honey reduced birch pollen allergy symptoms and resulted in less usage of antihistamines when compared to eating preseasonal regular honey. And then there’s this German study from 1956 that has no abstract, but the title is quite promising: “Resultant therapeutic method variations in pollen allergy with special consideration of oral desensitizing of pollen-allergic children with honey.”

More Articles:

http://www.draxe.com/the-top-5-natural-allergy-fighters/

http://www.drjockers.com/2011/07/asthma-allergies-and-dehydration/