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claira
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yeast

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hi my cocker spaniel is prone to yeast infection in the ears and around the mouth. I have used the usual shampoos and ear drops but cant seem to get rid of it for long. I feed raw diet no grains. anyone know of anything that might help, thanks.
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Alice
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do you add kefir to his diet? it's brilliant for eliminating yeast. I get mine in a polish shop, but you can make it yourself too. If you're on facebook, join the group 'rawfeeding rebels' for lots more info.
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Alice.

A spaniel is a vehicle for a nose
claira
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hi ive been looking into kefir, do you use the ready made or make your own with grains
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Thornit ear powder works a treat
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