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Hope For Healing Liver Disease In Your Dog

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I have a cocker and found she had hepatitis quite by accident (she didn't act ill). Over the next two months her condition deteriorated despite multiple trips to the vet. She had lost 7 pounds and wouldn't eat. I took her to a specialist vet who gave me a very grave prognosis. I decided with nothing to lose I would give this book a try. Six months later her blood work was completely normal and she acted like a puppy again. Now it has been one year and you would never know that she is ill. I have her on the stew recipe and even put my other dogs on it as I knew even though they weren't ill it was better for them than store bought dog food with all the chemicals, etc. I have noticed such an improvement. Coats are better, temperment is improved. Plus happy and playful. Thanks Cyndi for writing this book I know you saved this dog's life.

I have a 4 year old ausie sheperd/heeler mix that we just found out has advanced liver disease. The vet thinks that the rancher that we rescued her from had poisoned her. I read the book the day I received it and have followed the menu for about a month. I had her blood tested and the results were amazing, her levels show that the disease is in a holding pattern and that she seems to be getting better. I shared the book with her vet and she thought the book was "great" and that I should follow the tips in order to make my dogs life better. This has been the best investment that I have made. If it helps my "Abby" to live longer, it's the BEST!!

I would strongly recommend this book for caretakers of a pet with liver disease. It was quite insightful, particularly the sections on feeding a liver challenged pet. I learned a lot and actually gave the book to our homeopathic vet. She was thrilled that much of what she had recommended was in the book!

Lots of information and specific recommendations. I like to refer to it for many things that it includes related to what dogs eat and their poops.