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Itchy Dogs: The Truth Behind the Scratching

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Summary
In this episode of Tails of Truth, holistic veterinarian, Dr. Angie, and veterinary nurse, JoJo dive deep into one of the most common—and frustrating—issues pet guardians face: itchy dogs. From food allergies to environmental triggers, they unpack the root causes behind chronic scratching and share what actually works. You'll learn why diet trials are essential, how the prescription diet Ultamino plays a surprising role in gut healing, and when immunotherapy might be the right call. They also debunk myths about gut health, explain why over-the-counter meds like Benadryl usually fall short, and explore the safest use of meds like Apoquel and Cytopoint. Whether you’re navigating your first allergy flare-up or managing a lifelong case, this episode delivers practical, vet-backed strategies to help your dog find lasting relief.
Takeaways

  • Not all itchiness starts in the gut.
  • Food allergies are common—and treatable.
  • Ultamino is a powerful diagnostic tool.
  • Environmental allergies may require immunotherapy.
  • Over-the-counter meds often disappoint.
  • Symptom relief is essential.
  • Every itchy dog is unique.
  • It’s okay to combine holistic and traditional medicine.
  • Food is love—but so is healing.
  • Patience pays off.

Sound Bites

  • "Gut health is so important."
  • "I always start with food."
  • "True gut healing does begin."
  • "Immunotherapy is worth doing."
  • "We have more tools now."

Please subscribe and review! xoxo Dr. Angie & JoJo

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Summary
In this episode of Tails of Truth, holistic veterinarian, Dr. Angie, and veterinary nurse, JoJo dive deep into one of the most common—and frustrating—issues pet guardians face: itchy dogs. From food allergies to environmental triggers, they unpack the root causes behind chronic scratching and share what actually works. You'll learn why diet trials are essential, how the prescription diet Ultamino plays a surprising role in gut healing, and when immunotherapy might be the right call. They also debunk myths about gut health, explain why over-the-counter meds like Benadryl usually fall short, and explore the safest use of meds like Apoquel and Cytopoint. Whether you’re navigating your first allergy flare-up or managing a lifelong case, this episode delivers practical, vet-backed strategies to help your dog find lasting relief.
Takeaways

  • Not all itchiness starts in the gut.
  • Food allergies are common—and treatable.
  • Ultamino is a powerful diagnostic tool.
  • Environmental allergies may require immunotherapy.
  • Over-the-counter meds often disappoint.
  • Symptom relief is essential.
  • Every itchy dog is unique.
  • It’s okay to combine holistic and traditional medicine.
  • Food is love—but so is healing.
  • Patience pays off.

Sound Bites

  • "Gut health is so important."
  • "I always start with food."
  • "True gut healing does begin."
  • "Immunotherapy is worth doing."
  • "We have more tools now."

Please subscribe and review! xoxo Dr. Angie & JoJo

  continue reading

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