06/18/2026
IF YOU HAVE A DOG WITH SEASONAL ITCH, HERE'S THE ORDER OF THINGS...
Guys, itch is a symptom, the smoke alarm, not the problem itself.
It's worse in summer for many dogs as challenges increase but the majority of dogs are fine with it.
Studies show the more inflamed you are, the more stress and beleaguered your system is, coming into the summer the more you will suffer seasonal allergies.
For humans, it could be because you are sick coming into the summer. Obesity and auto immune disease, sure, but anything can draw the resources. For example, people with poor oral health suffer more asthma, allergic rhinitis and atopic dermatitis than those with a cleaner mouth.
Anything that draws the resources leaves you more vulnerable to challenges.
Mental stress, lack of sleep, medications, environmental stressors and yes, poor nutrition.
For example, we know eating too much omega 6 (highly inflammatory) and not enough omega 3) is most certainly going to prime you the wrong way.
It's not MORE antihistamines that people need (although whatever takes the edge off is surely welcomed while you get to work...), it's bolstering the foundation.
You can't do anything about the pollen but we've been dealing with it for millions of years. We're pretty good at it.
Sadly, natural immunity is not something our doctors of today have any time for. Poppy-cock!
For dogs, here's how to do it:
1. Get them off dry dog food. Proven to be highly inflammatory to dogs. Multiple studies show it fuels poor gut health, inflammation, atopy and histamine release in the skin. It's petrol to the flames.
2. Supplement with omega 3.
3. Get gut health firing 100% - poo quality needs to be 10/10. this forces the person to address what's going, what diet works, what doesn't, which addresses food intolerances without getting into it wth them.
That's how that client got Stan right below (with a little help from Gut Regen12).
4. If still chronically itching, consider Yeast Defeat, a very common cause of chronic itch in dogs.
Will this cure all dogs immediately?
No. Not every dog. It can get complicated. But, like addressing poor behaviour, it's certainly the very first and most important step.
Put out the fire, then look around and see what damage has been done.
TESTIMONIAL TO GUT HEALTH...
"I recently purchased your Gut Regen12 for Stan my 9 year old Jack Russell and I wanted to thank you on his behalf 😉
He’s always had a sensitive stomach and been a bit itchy in the springtime, but this year it was off the scale. The poor thing couldn’t walk 3 steps without having to scratch. His belly, arm pits and legs were bright red and he actually pulled the fur out of his bum cheeks and halfway up his tail.
I tried so many different herbal remedies and went through gallons of aloe Vera gel before I came across your website.
I can honestly say it’s worked miracles for Stan. In 3 weeks he’s stopped trying to scratch his skin off, turned back to a nice shade of pink skin and actually had fur growing back on his bum cheeks.
I also changed him to a raw diet and he’s honestly like a different dog.
So I just wanted to say thank you so much and I’ve recommended your products to my friends with dogs too."
