Guest guest Posted November 15, 2005 Report Share Posted November 15, 2005 > > Hi, all, > > We have found that pets can benefit from SCD, too! > > Last year, we adopted a five year old cat only to find that she had a digestive problem: D with B. The vet treated her for parasites (even though none showed up in her stool tests) with two rounds of medication, but the problem persisted. I tried all of the best cat foods--including Evo and Newman--to no avail. > > Eventually I realized she must be an SCD kitty. She is doing very well now on home- made food. I give her animal proteins mixed with vegetables, probiotics, and vitamins. The supplements have some illegals, but she seems to tolerate them. She has filled out and is livelier and much prettier too! Also her poops don't smell as much. > Last April I got a five pound toy poodle but could barely touch him for a month. He was on Science Diet and Beneful (grain) I switched him to a protein raw food diet supplemented with a probiotic and can now bury my nose in his fur. One day a friend slipped him some grain treats and believe it or not I reacted the next day. The only problem is the little devil has gained a pound and a half, but he has been getting a lot of exerccise for such a little guy and I sure hope it's muscle. Carol F. Toronto, Celiac, SCD 5 years Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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