Expert: Marie Peppers / The Boston Terrier Lady - 8/18/2009

Question
I have a ten month year old Boston terrier and he has been getting bumps on his back and then they turn to bald spots. They get very itchy at times and they have started to bleed when he scratches and when he does so flakes come out of his coat. I don't know why this is happening I went to the vet and they told me it was just a rash and gave some pills for him, but it's just getting worst.

Answer
Boston Terrier feeding choices; Boston Terrier with allergies;
Boston Terrier Nu vet supplements; environmental allergies boston terriers;


Hello Boston Terrier mom!  Yes, I would be glad to help - sounds like it may be environmental allergies or even food related:  This is the general rule for Bostons with your dog's problems....
I guarantee this will help or may even cure the problem.

*** you can put him on some supplements to help him heal... Here are my suggestions:

1.  Please feed him some yogurt ( Activia - Active Cultures brand) give him 1/2 cup per day  for "20" days.

2.  NuVET Plus - this will heal his skin and it will help to build up the Immune system and fight off the Allergies >>>  
1000s and 1000s of Bostons are on NuVET daily.

http://www.apluspetcare.com/untitled4.html
YOU will need a 60  count of the NuVET Plus wafers..  ( 39.00 and ask for the auto ship and 15% off Discount Program when you call in)
Tell them Pet Nurse Marie sent you ....


OPTIONAL ( addition to the Yogurt Probiotic)
3.  Please get this boy on some Probiotic help - Here are some great ones to pick from - Nature's Sunshine will send it right to your door... they ship every 24 hrs...to many countries...

YEAST/FUNGAL DETOX (90)

one per day

http://www.mynsp.com/nuvetpetnurse/products/guide.aspx?stockNum=508


If you want to change his food we can do that.... First let's try the Probiotic / Yogurt and the NuVET supplement ...
YOU should see results in less than 3 weeks.
The NuVET will help the fur to grow back by reducing inflammation/

Keep me posted --- I am here for you!

Marie Peppers LPN MA
mtnmom@gci.net