Can Dogs Eat Bananas (How Much?) 

Thank you Joy ( I was just emailing you today), I appreciate your comments and super happy the diets working out for your dogs. It's great to see the health problems falling away from just a few simple diet changes. Talk soon, Dan.

Yes most say this! No it's not, it's fine but most dogs don't like citrus.

I've made a note on my video to do list, thank you for the suggestion.

Hey my pleasure and thank you for leaving a lovely comment.

You can't really over dose with CBD so your fine, you just need to find the effective dose. They are a UK company with a good rep for their products. Yes start small at 1 drop twice daily and build up from there over a week or two to 3 drops but watch for the point at which it's effective for the arthritis and that's you effective dose. The body does get used to it so you may need to up the dose further down the line.

@@DanScott1 thank you!!

@@illummm708 Your welcome.

12oz would be for a medium energy 25lb dog roughly.

I recommend zero carbs, fiber, fruit, sugars etc for a diabetic dog. Occasional treat only. Instead focus on proteins such as meats, raw green tripe, eggs, veg and some organ meat. Or there's freeze dried raw kibble like pre0made options: Bixby Rawbble Freeze Dried Raw chicken - amzn.to/3YH6GVD Bixby Rawble - Freeze Dried Lamb - amzn.to/3kDbUmX Zero vaccs too!.. and any commercial food synthetics. A fresh food diet is best.

Thank you so much! I will avoid all fruit. My dachshund is 11 years old and just got diagnosed with diabetes and I am finding so many conflicting opinions on how to help him. Mostly I would like to stop the excessive peeing and drinking - plus save his eyes from cataracts worsening. I really love your videos 🐶🤍

@@cheriedelia Yes, it is tricky but the bottom line is a diet of great nutritional standing is absolute in my mind, so that means a fresh food diet. So quality proteins, fats and organs. NO carbs needed or wanted. You can feed pre-made meals like the freeze dried options: Bixby Rawbble Freeze Dried Raw chicken - amzn.to/3YH6GVD Bixby Rawble - Freeze Dried Lamb - amzn.to/3kDbUmX The above were in my top 5 freeze dried video. You can make your own meals from ingredients you buy in too. I prefer raw for dogs over cooked, just better nutritionally. I do have two diabetes videos on the channel, could be worth a watch as they mention some helpful options to.. Fresh food is also better for the eyes and adding this greens powder to the mix will also heal with tons of antioxidants in it. It's the best, I use it daily: amzn.to/3R1m3HR Also have a look at this blood sugar kit: Blood Sugar Harmony Kit - Value Size: shrsl.com/3uuz4 as it covers specific needs for diabetic dogs.

Thank you again Dan! I ordered the greens you suggested and changed his diet to only protein and vegetables and already noticed a huge change! ( just in a few days ) Now he is dealing with a UTI which is apparently common with diabetes but I have watched your video on that as well and have given him Colloidal silver. You have helped me and my dog tremendously and I am so grateful I found your videos! Bless you!

@@cheriedelia You are most welcome, I'm happy for your dog. Silver is good, but just 7 days then stop. A tsp in the drinking water and one in the food or direct once daily for 7 days.

A little orange fruit is ok as a treat.

What about veg? Have you tried a bit of carrot?

I can't blame him, I love bananas, have them in my green smoothies. They make a great treat, that's for sure. Thanks Jayson.

Excellent, not too much as they are sweet but thay are good healthy treats loaded with live enzymes. And if you feed kibbles, I recommend you add some probiotics to strengthen digestion: amzn.to/3xqa2i0