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Is Your Cat Going Bald from all its ' Scratching'?
Not all itching and scratching is due to fleas. Not seeing any?
Try running a fine toothed comb through its fur. If you find what
appears to be 'pepper', this is flea dirt, a gentile way of saying
flea poop.
Cats can also itch because of inhaled, contact or food allergies.
Cortisone and antihistamines are commonly used to control the signs.
There are holistic, complimentary alternatives.
Vitamins supplements with high levels of A,C and E have shown
promise in optimizing the immune system.
Health blends of live plant based enzyme are available. They are
believed to help decrease the inflammatory process, as can fish
oils..
If you suspect that your pet may have a food allergy, simply changing
from one brand to another is not the answer. Most have many of the
same ingredients.
Allergies can be more than just annoying. They can lead to severe
hair loss and skin infections. See if your veterinarian if your
pet is not improving because it is "Your Pet...Health Maters."
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Bernadine Cruz volunteering at the John Beargrease Sled Dog Race...(more) |


"YOUR PET... HEALTH MATTERS"
Educational radio segments for pet owners. Written and produced by
Bernadine Cruz for the KNX radio station, CBS affiliate, Los Angeles,
California.
(read transcripts) |

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