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Recipes, guides, courses, supplements, and more. View all of Dr. Judy's resources for pet allergy relief below!

Canine Allergy: Recurring Skin, Ear, & Gut Conditions

In this course Dr. Conor Brady goes over: Allergy versus intolerance, why allergy tests don't work, how to fix the gut, and top natural supplements.

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Allergy Support

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Incurable Canine Atopic Dermatitis (Allergies)

A published study from Finland found identifiable dietary, genetic, and environmental factors that play a role in development of canine atopic dermatitis - a fancy name for allergies that cause skin disease, inflammation, and itching in dogs. A total of 2,236 dogs were included in the study, which began in 2009. Canine atopic dermatitis is considered an incurable inflammatory and allergic skin disease in between one and three years of age.

Allergies are one of the most frustrating diseases to treat

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Allergy & Intolerance Test Kits

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Allergy Support - Topicals

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Thera-Clean

The deepest clean for pets

Thera-Clean® Microbubbles gently removes trapped dirt, bacteria, yeast — and even allergens — to reduce odor and itching and dramatically improve therapeutic results without soaps, chemicals or abrasives.

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  • Julie Anne Lee's Relief Protocol

    This protocol was developed for cases of
    significant inflammation (allergies, IBD, skin issues) to provide support and relief for dogs that are experiencing symptoms like severe itching, bald spots, yeast, recurring ear 'infections, and more.

  • Dr. Judy's Allergy Protocol

    Dr. Judy's step-by-step allergy protocol for pets.

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A published study from Finland found identifiable dietary, genetic, and environmental factors that play a role in development of canine atopic dermatitis - a fancy name for allergies that cause skin disease, inflammation, and itching in dogs. A total of 2,236 dogs were included in the study, which began in 2009. Canine atopic dermatitis is considered an incurable inflammatory and allergic skin disease in dogs, affecting up to 10% of the dog population with usual onset of symptoms between one and three years of age.

Allergies are one of the most frustrating diseases to treat for both pet owners and veterinarians. Control, rather than cure, should be the goal.

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