Immune Insufficiency
  Diarrhea
  Vomiting
  Lethargy
   Finicky eater. Just picking at food. No appetite.
  Bloody stools
   Pain and yelping when passing stools

  Over vaccination, overuse of antibiotics and steroids, combined with poor quality food and lack of proper supplementation.
  Due to a combination of domestic diets and a lack of probiotic supplementation, it doesn’t take much for the bad bacteria to get the upper hand. When they do, the first sign is diarrhea and/or vomiting.
  Left unattended, this bacterial imbalance leads to more frequent diarrhea and vomiting, quickly followed by inflammation. In treatment resistant cases, the intestinal wall inflammation is so severe that it the two-way supply line to the body gets cut off. When this happens nutrients cannot be absorbed; neither can waste products be eliminated. This sets the stage for a very toxic environment. The longer this is allowed to go on, the sicker your dog or cat.
  Antibiotics and steroids could be helpful in certain limited situations. But unless the prescription and guidance is handled by a holistic vet, the outcome could be worse than the disease.

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