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Not every dog is the same, so I realize results could vary among different ages, lifestyles, diets, breeds and environments of dogs. That being said, I have two mini Aussies. One is a red merle, the other a blue merle. My red merle, Cosmo, would constantly lick his feet and scratch his ears. And his bean pads were black! I know this was due to some sort of allergy. I began home cooking for my dogs (a balanced diet by canine nutritionist) and make large batches. I pre-portion in glass jars and freeze. All organic food... I know, I'm nuts but my boys are my best friends and I want them to live forever. I had noticed when I started cooking for my dogs (it's almost been a full year since I started), Cosmo's bean pads started turning pink again! He began itching and licking his feet less and less. I was blown away. Recently though, I made a batch of food with beef as the protein source, both muscle and organ meat. I try to alternate between poultry, pork, fish and beef to provide different nutrient sources and give them some variety. I noticed his beans started to show signs of blackening again with the beef recipe, and he started itching and licking. Frustrated but already a happy customer of Native Pet with their bone broth powder and urinary health chews, I decided to buy the allergy chews to see if it could reverse some of Cosmo's effects. Within a day, his paws were turning pink again! The first chew! I know with bigger dogs, it says to start with two chews a day, but my dogs fall under the weight limit specified, so I give them both one a day. He is getting better with consistency, while still eating the beef recipe. I think people fail to realize animals can suffer from the same ailments humans do... allergies included. Perhaps maybe he does have an allergy to or is more sensitive to beef, so I'll stick with other meat sources and continue to use these in conjunction with the homemade dog food to see how well it clears up the skin allergies. He is going to be nine this year and he still looks and acts like a puppy. He is a happy boy and dog's can't tell us, "hey, I think I have a skin allergy." I like to think I can try to defy their life expectancy odds by going the extra mile and cooking for them, giving them supplements to improve their quality of life. You don't always need to run to the vet and rack up a hefty bill for every little thing, and get all these prescription ointments and pills that then become something your dog is reliant on and then boom, you're a customer. Sucked into a gimmick that oftentimes can be remedied by alternative, holistic treatment. Remember, many veterinarians do not care about your pets. They care about creating "clients" not patients. Modern medicine has its place, absolutely, but nature provides so much. Treat your fuzzy friends with the care and respect they deserve. They aren't here for a long time, but you are the center of their entire world. They don't have a voice so you're going to hear mine. Read more

She is still scratching. I was hoping she’d be relieved. Read more

These seem to be helping with my dogs itching. They smell pretty decent. They aren’t to hard for her to chew. They seem effective overall Read more