Tired of Dog Allergies? Try Dr Jones’ Unbelievably Simple Yet Powerful Recipe Now!

If you have an allergic dog, you should definitely stick around. I’ll be sharing my ultimate itching dog recipe. Plus, I’m hosting a brand new webinar all about dog allergies, and you’re invited! We’ll be discussing my top natural remedies for environmental allergies, what to do if your dog has yeast, how to finally stop your dog from licking his paws, and I’ll share my stinky dog shampoo remedy. It’s happening Tuesday, July 25th at 5 PM Pacific.

Recipe Ingredients for Dog Allergies

If your dog has been diagnosed with environmental allergies, also known as atopy, these are the specific recipe ingredients I’d be using:

1. Dried Nettle Leaf – Starting with one teaspoon of dried nettle, which is about a thousand milligrams. Nettle is a potent natural antihistamine and rich in nutrients and flavonoids.
2. Omega-3 Fatty Acids (Krill) – We’ll use two soft gels of krill, each containing 500 milligrams. Omega-3s are crucial in decreasing inflammation and helping to rebuild the skin barrier.
3. 95% Curcumin (Bioavailable Form) – We’re adding two capsules of curcumin, which is a powerful anti-inflammatory and has been studied extensively for dogs with atopy.
4. Quercetin – Adding in two capsules of quercetin, a natural antihistamine derived from apples and red onions, beneficial for both humans and dogs.
5. Plant Sterols (Beta-Sitosterol) – I’ll squeeze out one soft gel of beta-sitosterol, a phytosterol that’s been shown to be particularly effective for dogs with allergies.
6. CBD (Cannabidiol) – Lastly, we’re adding five drops of CBD oil. CBD has been shown to reduce skin inflammation and decrease itching in dogs.

Mixing Instructions

You’ll need a bowl and a spoon. Always start by mixing the dry ingredients. After incorporating the dry components, move on to the wet ingredients. Once everything is combined, crumble some of Tula’s regular food into the mix because you’ll want to ensure your dog eats this by mixing it into their food.

For a 50-pound dog, give them half of this mixture twice a day. Continue this for a minimum of six weeks to fully assess its effectiveness. However, giving it a fair chance means trying it out for at least 30 days.

Thanks so much for tuning into this edition of Cooking with Dr. Jones! Click the link below to sign up for the webinar. I look forward to seeing you there and discussing how we can help your allergic dog live a happier, more comfortable life.