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First off.... excuse my ignorance but what is an SBT ? More helpfully..... We have a Scottish Deerhound pup, he is now 9 months old, suffered dreadfully from allergy, scratched ALL the time, took most of the hair off himself. We found he is allergic to beef, lamb dried food.... indeed anything with preservative in it. Try cutting that out for a start, may take a week or so to take effect, also the smallest amount of what he is allergic to will get him back scratching for 3 days or so......NOT kidding. We were put onto some-one who takes a hair from the dog and examines it very scientifically ( no mumbo-jumbo ) and will tell you what your dog is allergic to.... I did not beleive it either but did it because a) it kept my Wife quiet ( If she reads this I am a dead Man.... ) b) we were desperate, and it was worth a try...... Long story-short... what she said worked well for us... Boy is MUCH better. If you are interested, reply and we will post... we have NO financial interest..... But, truly it worked for us. Dave Moffitt No-one is interested in what I said here.!!!!!!!! WELL.... you want your dogs to keep their allergies, that is up to you....... BTW, one of the things our Boy is allergic to is Omega-3 oils.... We cut it out and he is MUCH better. Can't emphasise enough.... we got a very scientific report from these people.. we did what they reccomended and it improved our boy a LOT. If any-one IS interested, please PM me, not interested in banging my head against a brick wall here in public. :p :D :D Dave Moffitt

First off.... excuse my ignorance but what is an SBT ? More helpfully..... We have a Scottish Deerhound pup, he is now 9 months old, suffered dreadfully from allergy, scratched ALL the time, took most of the hair off himself. We found he is allergic to beef, lamb dried food.... indeed anything with preservative in it. Try cutting that out for a start, may take a week or so to take effect, also the smallest amount of what he is allergic to will get him back scratching for 3 days or so......NOT kidding. We were put onto some-one who takes a hair from the dog and examines it very scientifically ( no mumbo-jumbo ) and will tell you what your dog is allergic to.... I did not beleive it either but did it because a) it kept my Wife quiet ( If she reads this I am a dead Man.... ) b) we were desperate, and it was worth a try...... Long story-short... what she said worked well for us... Boy is MUCH better. If you are interested, reply and we will post... we have NO financial interest..... But, truly it worked for us. Dave Moffitt

Be very wary of cortisone, it will make most dogs RAVENOUS. We had a young dog with a slight skin problem and the vet recommended a course of cortisone which we gave him. During this time I gave the dogs their usual twice weekly feed of bones, I didn't realise that Mac had bitten of big chunks of the bones and swallowed them without chewing them. Unfortunately he couldn"t digest these large chunks so he ended up at the vets having to be operated on to remove the bonesn from his stomache. Even more unfortunately he died after the operation. So just beware, If your dog is on cortisone be very aware of what it eats and drinks, I would not want anyone to go through what I went through losing Mac. Pam Moffitt during this I gave the dogs their