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I'm trying to figure out what supplements I should be giving our furbaby to help her live the longest, healthiest life possibly. Any and all recommendations would be amazing! I'm pretty sure that we will be starting her on Palladia next week. Still debating that one. Right now her diet consists of Farmina Natural and Delicious Grain-Free Formula Dry Dog Food Chicken. Should I continue her on that or try something different?
klove1432 said
I'm trying to figure out what supplements I should be giving our furbaby...
Be sure to check the Tripawds Nutrition Blog for lots of recommendations. Don't miss Jerry's Diet & Supplements regimen, and the list of grain free dog food recommendations too.
Farmina gets a 5 star rating on Dog Food Advisor, so that sounds pretty good! With any canine cancer diet, you need to be concerned about carbs and starch though, and potato is the second listed ingredient.
You might also consider Apocaps or K9 Immunity . Both provide excellent immunity support. Dr Dressler's Dog Cancer Survival Kit offers a wealth of information and Apocaps coupon too.
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K-9 Immunity Plus for sure.
You can then opt for: either Apocaps ( this is what Johnnie has been taking ) or the Artemix/Artemisinin path.
There are other wonderful supplements. Yes, look at Charley's mom's experience. That's where I started, and from them set up my own protocol.
Our awesome Golden Boy was diagnosed for OSA in April 2014 in the proximal humerus, front-leg amp on 05/20/2014. Finished chemo (Carbo6) on 07/10/2014. Ongoing treatment: acupuncture + K-9 Immunity Plus ( 3chews) and home-cooked no-grain diet. Stopped Apocaps because of liver issues. Liver issues: controlling altered enzymes with SAM-e and Milk Thistle. October 17: started having seizures. Taking fenobarbital for seizures. April 18: started prednisone.
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klove1432 said
I'm trying to figure out what supplements I should be giving our furbaby...Be sure to check the Tripawds Nutrition Blog for lots of recommendations. Don't miss Jerry's Diet & Supplements regimen, and the list of grain free dog food recommendations too.
Farmina gets a 5 star rating on Dog Food Advisor, so that sounds pretty good! With any canine cancer diet, you need to be concerned about carbs and starch though, and potato is the second listed ingredient.
You might also consider Apocaps or K9 Immunity . Both provide excellent immunity support. Dr Dressler's Dog Cancer Survival Kit offers a wealth of information and Apocaps coupon too.
OKay....so I might be donating the rest of her food and switching to something different. I might go the all natural human food route! I definitely don't want to feed the cancer. And it's so unnerving because I tried, her whole life, to give her the best of everything to avoid cancer and other illnesses....I guess some things can't be prevented. 
Okay...and I've decided on the k9 immunity plus...do I still need to get the apocaps ?
ohmynixon said
http://chocolat.....-protocol/Charlie's blog has lots of good info.
Thank you!
Daniela & Johnnie said
K-9 Immunity Plus for sure.You can then opt for: either Apocaps ( this is what Johnnie has been taking ) or the Artemix/Artemisinin path.
There are other wonderful supplements. Yes, look at Charley's mom's experience. That's where I started, and from them set up my own protocol.
OKay! I just placed my order for the k9 and I'll have to research the difference of the others!! 
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