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Itchy Dog
I've never been big on vitamins. Then one day, my doctor told me it might help relieve my skin's irritation. When Cookie was first diagnosed with Epilepsy, I was first panicked and then relieved to find out it wasn't severe. Luckily, the vet told us that since she had petite mal seizures, vitamin E would be all that she would need as a preventative. Her recommended dosage 200 was I.U.
The Case of the Itchy Dog
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Vet Check
Wanting to be on the safe side, I checked with my vet. I found out that giving vitamin E is ok as long as I don't do it more than once a day. Some people use the capsule topically by breaking it open and applying directly on the affected area.Other Uses for Vitamin E
- Aging Animals
- Dogs with Dermatitis
- Dogs that have cataracts
- Acanthosis Nigricans in Dachshunds (this is dark thick skin in the groin and armpits in this breed)
Let's Discuss
Do any of you use vitamin E? If so, for what purpose?Related Posts
Down the HatchA Short Post About Epilepsy
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