For owners whose dogs suffer repeated digestive issues and anal gland problems

[Fran Griffin]

Tallulah continues to do amazingly well,  Her neuropathy is hardly noticeable now, and her laryngeal paralysis has most surprisingly reversed further, and much better than in my (or the vets) wildest dreams.  It all started with continuous digestive disorders, just like the dog in this article.  The way I have treated Tallulah is virtually identical to the methods described here, apart from the Bio-HPF which I now plan to add to her diet once I find someone who will ship to the UK. I have also recently started her on a course of homeopathic remedy phosphorus 30C

http://healthypets.mercola.com/sites/healthypets/archive/2012/08/10...

[Fran Griffin]

Interesting article from Karen Becker in my inbox this morning: Should dogs with pancreatitis be given this prescription diet????  

http://healthypets.mercola.com/sites/healthypets/archive/2012/08/17...

[Fran Griffin]

Know what you mean about the people who dont like dogs in the walking areas Finn. My goodness the sun has brought everyone and his army out the past few days, and bikes every few yards. Never seen anything like it for bikes. My dogs appear to be enjoying the weather, and  I must say that I am. Not too happy about the hot nights though. I think there will be much fidgeting over the next few nights. Will have to get the cooler out and that's noisy :-(

[Fran Griffin]

We meet such people out and about all the time.  One man started shouting at me because my friends dog stopped and sniffed him.  He claimed he had slobber on him !!! He pointed at my dogs who had not gone anywhere near him and hadn't even stopped to look at him. Go figure :-/