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Where Can I Buy CleaRx By DVM?

I would like to thank you for your kind reply regarding my dog's yeast allergies. You mentioned to get CleaRX DVM for her ears. Where can I buy this as I have been calling around and nobody seems to know about this product.

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If you can be so kind as to tell me where I can obtain this and how to use it I would be most indebted to you. She is now on antibiotics and do you think I should use this even with the medication. Thank you for you kind reply.

Gloria from Montreal, Quebec, Canada

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Anonymous
September 17, 20060 found this helpful

I found this product for purchase here <www.healthypets.com/clearxdry1.html>; and more information from the manufacturer here <www.dvmpharmaceuticals.com/display.html?c=7&fam=CleaRx%20Cleansing.... I don't have any direct experience with either of these companies, but thought the links might be useful.

 
September 19, 20060 found this helpful

Hi,
I have a yeast allergy myself, and wanted to tell you that when animals (or people) take anti-biotics the anti-biotics kill the "good" bacteria in the body leaving it open to the bacteria that cause yeast infections. If your dog already has a yeast allergy, it may react to the anti-biotics in the same way it does to yeast. I know that dogs pretty much can take the same things humans can, and humans should take acidolphilus (you can get this in the vitamin section of most grocery stores or any healthfood store).

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I've pasted 2 links to pet sites that deal with yeast infections. I'm sure you could do a search and get more info.
www.greatdanelady.com/.../systemic_yeast_infections_candida_albicans...

www.vetcontact.com/.../art.php?a=568&t=

 
By gloria (Guest Post)
September 19, 20060 found this helpful

Hi I want to thank you so much for your info re my yorkie's yeast allergy. I am absolutley going crazy with how to treat her. This has been going on for months now with much money spent. She is now on an antibiotic and an itch medication and I still see no results. I read the great dane lady's article many times and am so afraid to order anything from the internet as people are advising me not to in addition to my vet. Please help me as her ears are really very very pink, almost fiery red. We have tried different medications in them but she is very sensitive and they get worse.

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Even though she is not food allergic, I have started to home cook for her i.e: fish with vegetaable, chicken with vegetables
and do not know what to do next. I am not happy about her being on anibiotics or prednisone, but this is what my vet prescribed. Please please I really need help with her. If you know for sure what can help I will try it. Thank you so very much for your interest, you will never know how much I appreciate this.

 
September 19, 20060 found this helpful

I wanat tao thank you so much for your kind reply. I certainly will call my healthstore to find out about the product you mentioned. I have been on the site of the great dane lady and have found many good tips on it. However she is offering Nzmes that I am afraid to use, as I was advised by my vet and other people not to buy anything from the internet without first consulting my vet, which I did and he disagreed with this. My dog had a skin test this past week which confirmed that she indeed has a yeast allergy. She is nowa on an antibiotic in addition to prednisone for her itch. I am totally against this but what can I do if this was prescribed, as I am actually going crazy in trying to help her.

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Her ears are extremely pink almost to the point of being almost red. We have tried various medications for them but this made them worse, as she is very sensitive. Her skin is also very pink and the itch between her toes is heartbreaking. Please please if anyone can help me I would be most indebted as I am close to tears over this whole thing. This has been going on for months now, and she is still in the same place, with much money spent. As I mentioned I will certainly look into the product tomorrow at the health shoppe. If you can offer any more information to me I would so much appreciate this, as I am totally going crazy over this terrible problem. Thank you again!!

 
September 22, 20060 found this helpful

I don't exactly know where to find the products-- but surely there are vet supply places in Canada-- If the other sites don't work-- try vet supply--

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The person who has yeast allergy also-- I think she's bang on-- most drugs are tested on animals-- dogs being a primary source-- Acidophilis is very necessary for humans after antibiotics for any problem-- and can be had at health food stores-- I don't think milk products are good for dogs-- but you can sprinkle a capsule after opening it on their food.
Bless the pooch-- good luck

 
September 22, 20060 found this helpful

THank you people out there for your kind care re my little yorkie. I appreciate this from the bottom of my heart. However I love this dog so very much that I am so scared to just try anything on her. But it makes so much sense what you are saying. I did call a health food store here in Montreal, and they do have this medication. Do you think I should buy this for her and try it??

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She is on a strict diet with absolutely no grains in her food, no dairy etc etc.
Please if you can reasure me that this might help her I will definitely buy it,and how do I give it to her. You mentioned to sprinkle this on her food.
How much etc. as she weighs 12 lbs. Until I hear from you again, thank you so very very much.

 
By Lynda (Guest Post)
September 23, 20060 found this helpful

Never feed a pet canned pet food. If you suspect yeast, go to the health food store and get Acidolphylus, a gentle supplement that can be used for pets. Yeast is often the results of too much grain in the diet, or too much YEAST in the gravy. For dogs, they need more meat since they are carnivores, but a LITTLE BREAD/VEGGIEs is ok, I understand. Just follow the supplement's directions, usually 1 capsule for a human size animal a day until well. Smaller animals need less, depending upont the comparison with a human's size.
Also, yeast can come from too little water to wash food down with, or from giving a pet beer or from too much BREAD. Good luck and God bless. : )

 
September 24, 20060 found this helpful

Lexee does have a yeast allergy has she was given a skin test. I changed her food from kibbles to Wysong Turkey for a short time as this contains no grains which is what she is not to have. However I am now homecooking for her such as Chicken/vegetables Fish/vegetables and Ground meat/vegetables. I am now finishing the antibiotics that the vet gave her whcih will be on Monday. I then am going to try the Acidolphilus as many people have suggested this. She is not getting better and this has been going on for a long time.
Apple Cider Vinegar was also suggested. Does anybody else out there know about this remedy? A kind lady from this site swears by this and I put it into her water, but she is not drinking with this in it.
Doesn't bread contain yeast? I am thinking about a holistic vet to see. I am now keeping her on a very natural diet. Yeast allergies take a long time to remedy and during this period the dog is very uncomfortable. Thank you for your reply. Much appreciated.

 

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