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Hi Kathy, I just thought I’d pass on to you… we have a little guy who has intestinal problems. He constantly had loose runny stools for no apparent reason. I did a lot of reading and found slippery elm as a good supplement for puppies and dogs that have issues with intestinal upset. I started him on it twice a day with meals and he improved within a few days. We kept this up for a couple of months and he was having normal stools all the time, I then stopped and the loose runny stools returned immediately. So put him back on as before, no more loose stools. He has been on it for close to two years now, but only once a day and is doing fine. I will mention I also used a probiotic for about 18 months. It is recommended for humans and animals alike to use slippery elm to help the gut heal. It may be worth a try. Heather T.

My little man Whiskey (11 years old) has really bad allergies. The vet put him on apoquel and I've found out that it's very addictive and has bad side effects. I want to take him off of it and was curious if any of you have done this with your dog and could give me suggestions. I bought some CBD drops and planned on starting those.

I really can’t stand my dogs “Chi scream/bark” when she sees new people or dogs. As I lift her out of the car, as soon as she stands on the ground she starts. This is very annoying. Otherwise my little Freckles is a beautiful little dog.

Hi i have a beautiful 11 year old chi. We have never had any problems wuth him but the last month when my partner goes to work and gets his lunch out of the fridge, our chi zooms out of bed spitting and growling and tring to savage his feet. We have tried being firm with a no but nothing has worked. Any ideas would help stopping this behaviour.

Just adopted a 2 year old chihwinnie and her previous owner crate trained her which I do not do with my animals and she will not go potty in the yard when I let her out, what can I do.