Comments on: Can Valley Fever in dogs go away by itself? http://natural-dog-food.com/59/dogs/can-valley-fever-in-dogs-go-away-by-itself/ Research the Best Dog Foods to Keep Your Dog Healthy! Thu, 11 Mar 2010 17:31:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: pupgranny http://natural-dog-food.com/59/dogs/can-valley-fever-in-dogs-go-away-by-itself/comment-page-1/#comment-310 pupgranny Tue, 16 Feb 2010 01:09:26 +0000 http://natural-dog-food.com/59/dogs/can-valley-fever-in-dogs-go-away-by-itself/#comment-310 I think that animals and people with good immune systems can be exposed to coccidiosis fungal Valley Fever and get over it or fight it off, but if you dog has symptoms like a limp, I'd assume he needs help, and get the medicine from the vet. He may also have panostitis, or "pano" growing pains, from his bones growing so fast that his calcium uptake or your food being deficient in that or the vitamin c and what not he needs. That often causes growing pains, and bone inflamtion in large breed dogs 6 mos to 2 years old. If he was mine, he'd get 1000 mg of vitamin C a day to help prevent hip displaysia and also he'd be on Life's Abundance dog food. You can see videos about it, and brand comparisons on this site that is NOT my site. This is what I feed my dogs. www.healthypetnet.com/whisper I think that animals and people with good immune systems can be exposed to coccidiosis fungal Valley Fever and get over it or fight it off, but if you dog has symptoms like a limp, I’d assume he needs help, and get the medicine from the vet.

He may also have panostitis, or “pano” growing pains, from his bones growing so fast that his calcium uptake or your food being deficient in that or the vitamin c and what not he needs. That often causes growing pains, and bone inflamtion in large breed dogs 6 mos to 2 years old.

If he was mine, he’d get 1000 mg of vitamin C a day to help prevent hip displaysia and also he’d be on Life’s Abundance dog food. You can see videos about it, and brand comparisons on this site that is NOT my site. This is what I feed my dogs.

http://www.healthypetnet.com/whisper

]]> By: Kip's Mom *shoveling dog* http://natural-dog-food.com/59/dogs/can-valley-fever-in-dogs-go-away-by-itself/comment-page-1/#comment-309 Kip's Mom *shoveling dog* Mon, 15 Feb 2010 22:22:53 +0000 http://natural-dog-food.com/59/dogs/can-valley-fever-in-dogs-go-away-by-itself/#comment-309 I'm assuming you mean the Valley fever caused by a fungal infection. As far as I know, a dog cannot fight it off by itself, and the medicine for it is quite expensive. Good luck. I’m assuming you mean the Valley fever caused by a fungal infection. As far as I know, a dog cannot fight it off by itself, and the medicine for it is quite expensive. Good luck.

]]> By: silver wings http://natural-dog-food.com/59/dogs/can-valley-fever-in-dogs-go-away-by-itself/comment-page-1/#comment-311 silver wings Mon, 15 Feb 2010 21:57:34 +0000 http://natural-dog-food.com/59/dogs/can-valley-fever-in-dogs-go-away-by-itself/#comment-311 Dogs may fight it off if their immune systems are ok, but generally it is best to treat it especially if it presents in the disseminate form affecting skin or bones.If you are in Arizona I can tell you were to get flucanazole cheap. Dogs may fight it off if their immune systems are ok, but generally it is best to treat it especially if it presents in the disseminate form affecting skin or bones.If you are in Arizona I can tell you were to get flucanazole cheap.

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