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Gabby's video of Gordo:

https://photos.app.goo.gl/U8oP4oHThiyJGY2j9

Linda Brown Elston Ward You're welcome, and yesss, please try this!!! And let me know how it goes. It makes me SICK to see how many dogs end up suffering because the pharmaceutical industry has effectively brainwashed so many of us into thinking there are drugs are the only thing that could work against fleas and ticks!!! Garlic in their food can help also. Another thing that might help is adding pumpkin to their food. My local supermarket just had pumpkins on sale, 2 for $12, so I bought 4, and they were about 18 cents a pound. At night, I cook a big instant pot with potatoes, chicken, and some sort of veggie, which was pumpkin this evening. I mix it with alkaline antioxidant water and their kibble dog food, and tonight the dogs WOOFED it down... They usually do kind of gobble up their food, but tonight was the first time I saw that much enthusiasm from my shepherd Shelby who has the most sensitive skin,  she was voraciously licking her own bowl, and then the other dog's bowls. So i actually made more, to give them all more, because they loved it so much. I can't help thinking there was something in the pumpkin that they could tell was good for them. If there is another sale, i'm gonna try to buy more! I also add garlic to the pot, and it smells so good when it's cooking. That's just one more way. The pharmaceutical industry has hijacked our brains.... they got a soft thinking garlic is poisonous when small amounts of it are actually very beneficial for most dogs, it helps ward off fleas and yeast overgrowth. Totally helped an older shepherd of mine! The top video on this page was a real eye opener, so I had to share!  I want another thing I wanna mention is, antibiotics can have serious side effects and harm the liver, which is what largely protects us against allergies.. Vets make it sound like it's this. Innocent thing that could help them, but honestly, in my personal opinion, they do more harm than good, if  they're not really needed. But it seems like vets just hand them out like candy, without warning people of the potential side effects! Same thing for vaccines. They never seemed to get around to giving true informed consent.

Linda Brown Elston Ward You're welcome, and yesss, please try this!!! And let me know how it goes. It makes me SICK to see how many dogs end up suffering because the pharmaceutical industry has effectively brainwashed so many of us into thinking there are drugs are the only thing that could work against fleas and ticks!!! Garlic in their food can help also. Another thing that might help is adding pumpkin to their food. My local supermarket just had pumpkins on sale, 2 for $12, so I bought 4, and they were about 18 cents a pound. At night, I cook a big instant pot with potatoes, chicken, and some sort of veggie, which was pumpkin this evening. I mix it with alkaline antioxidant water and their kibble dog food, and tonight the dogs WOOFED it down... They usually do kind of gobble up their food, but tonight was the first time I saw that much enthusiasm from my shepherd Shelby who has the most sensitive skin,  she was voraciously licking her own bowl, and then the other dog's bowls. So i actually made more, to give them all more, because they loved it so much. I can't help thinking there was something in the pumpkin that they could tell was good for them. If there is another sale, i'm gonna try to buy more! I also add garlic to the pot, and it smells so good when it's cooking. That's just one more way. The pharmaceutical industry has hijacked our brains.... they got a soft thinking garlic is poisonous when small amounts of it are actually very beneficial for most dogs, it helps ward off fleas and yeast overgrowth. Totally helped an older shepherd of mine! The top video on this page was a real eye opener, so I had to share!  I want another thing I wanna mention is, antibiotics can have serious side effects and harm the liver, which is what largely protects us against allergies.. Vets make it sound like it's this. Innocent thing that could help them, but honestly, in my personal opinion, they do more harm than good, if  they're not really needed. But it seems like vets just hand them out like candy, without warning people of the potential side effects! Same thing for vaccines. They never seemed to get around to giving true informed consent.