[Dailydrool] dandruff and seizures
Cblatz
Cblatz at zoominternet.net
Tue Apr 14 20:09:14 PDT 2009
One of my dachshunds use to get alot of dandruff. Sometimes she looked like someone whose sunburn is peeling. I did an elimination process and found that treats with molasses was causing the problem. She has been dandruff free for almost 4 years. Suddenly she started again. My new puppy came with a bag of the frozen Bil-Jack to sprinkle on his kibble. I bought a couple of bags to top dress all the dogs kibble. I read the bag and sure enough there is molasses in it. Molasses seems like a silly thing to trigger Dandruff but it sure does in Patsy.
Seizures. 20 years ago I got a little mixed breed terrier from the local shelter. He started having seizures right off. I wondered why such a cutie was in the pound. I guess the seizures were the reason. We kept him off meds for about 5 years until he went into cluster seizures. He lived to be 14 and until he was 10 the original dosage of pheno did a good job.
A couple of things seemed to trigger a seizure. Ice Cream and Pork. So we learned not to treat him with those food items.
At the time I didn't know anything about vaccines but I know now that the Lepto vaccine can trigger seizure disorders especially in small dogs. I don't think that was Corky's problem, since he was afraid of basement steps when we got him I always figured he either fell or was throw down some steps and he had a head trauma problem.
I have had 12 dogs since little Corky (all pure-bred) and (praise the Lord) have never had another seizure dog. It is heartbreaking to watch them go through that.
Cathy
www.summerhilldachshundsandbassets.com
Cathy Blatz
www.summerhilldachshundsandbassets.com
http://www.geocities.com/clubbasset/index.html
http://www.dachshund-wpdc.org/
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