HEALTHY PETS: Valley Fever, Do You Have it in Your Area?
My oldest son, David once had a dog named Sasha. She was a Chow mix and a really good dog. She developed Valley Fever (we lived in Tucson, Arizona at that time).
A lot of dogs in Arizona develop Valley Fever and many of them die. It is well known among pet owners that once an animal contracts Valley Fever they have to fight to survive. Most also know that the medications prescribed by veterinarians to treat it are very hard on the animal and many times will only prolong the dog's life for a couple of years. By the way, people get valley fever too!
Long story short: When Sasha was diagnosed with Valley Fever, we didn't have the funds for the veterinarian protocol and I was keeping Sasha at the time. I went to a local natural pet food store and bought really good food, and an anti-fungal herbal medication called Azmira, and some vitamin C. The protocol I instituted was the anti-fungal 3 times per day mixed in wet food, along with raw garlic and powdered vitamin C. I did this until the anti-fungal herbal supplement was gone and Sasha recovered. She lived more than 10 years after that!
I have included an article from Mercola Pets below as well as a video from Dogs Naturally Magazine and a link to an article on their website as well.