@stevebutler812

2 months ago

Video is a warning- our fingers bones are much smaller than 🍗 chicken leg bones. But, per the logic of not feeding dogs raw chicken- or any raw meat or raw bones - Ancient humans must have de-bone Ancient Dog(s) meat.

Thankfully- bagged “kibble” (dry dog-food) was invented in the 1960’s, mixing starches with meat paste, otherwise dogs would be extinct by now.

Btw: all dry dog-food must have starch added to the paste mix to create the dried “kibble” which is a slurry, pushed through an extraction process, then super-heated and shaped then dried and hardened.

These starches found in all dry dog- food is what feeds feed the naturally occurring yeast in the dogs digestive tract. Yeast lives off starches.

The overgrowth of yeasts naturally in us and dogs is what causes the yeast infections, yeast overgrowth on dogs skin, ears, genitalia, causing the dogs to suffer endless itching and scratch and chew at their own bodies.

They’ll chew and rub their skin off.

This yeast overgrowth is from unnatural additions of starches from: wheat, corn, pea, barley, rice, etc.

These non-dog starches fed to dogs by humans-cause “hot-spots” that the dog will scratch at until it bleeds, and loses its fur.

If you’ve been very had poison oak, it’s about the same sensation of continuous itching that a dog cannot resist scratching.

The dogs skin will get oily, smelly, like “Fritos corn chips” smell- called “dog smell” by some, but not a smell a healthy dog will have.

The dog’s ears will get oily and smelly and the dog will itch their ears, genitals, anus “scooching” from the endless itching sensation.

The vet will give the dog a $150 monthly treatment if:
1) Steroids to stop the itchy sensation,
2) Antibiotics to help with infection,
3) Special $$$ food that might also have starches,

But… a couple weeks on a meat-only diet can eliminate all itching and the dogs body will return to health.

Try watching the YouTube video
“Yeasty Dogs” by Veterinarian Dr Karen Becke

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