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🪲Your dog has a 2 out of 3 chance of NOT getting Lyme disease. That's because only 1 out of 3 ticks actually carry the bacteria (Borrelia burgdorferi) that leads to Lyme disease.

Researchers estimate that only 10% to 20% of tick bites will lead to Stage 1 Lyme Disease. But if left untreated, 30% of Stage 1 cases will lead to Stage 2 that can infect the skin, joints, kidneys and sometimes the heart.

So that means your dog has about a 1% to 2% chance of Stage 2 Lyme Disease … which can make him very sick. But 98 to 99% of dogs will never reach Stage 1.

To show this, a study infected Beagles with Lyme disease. Yet none of these adult dogs showed any symptoms of the disease. Then they used Beagle puppies with weaker immune systems than adult dogs. The puppies showed about four days of transient symptoms such as fever and lameness. Then ... the pups became asymptomatic. This means their bodies cleared the infection without any treatment.

A lead researcher explained: “95% of exposed dogs don’t get sick, but they become Lyme antibody-positive on tests, which may scare people into thinking they need to be treated. In some areas in New England, 70 to 90% of healthy dogs are Lyme-positive. At PennVet, we found about 40% of healthy dogs are Lyme-positive in our area.”

So, Lyme disease isn’t all that common in dogs. Dogs aren’t that likely to get it, even when infected. In fact, the experts at the ACVIM {American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine) don’t recommend testing for Lyme disease in dogs, or giving the Lyme vaccine.

👉 Read more and see studies here ...
https://www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/the-surprising-cause-of-lyme-disease-in-dogs/

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⚠️ Ditch the peanut butter!

Peanut butter may be a popular treat but it's not safe. Here are some of the toxic problems lurking in peanut butter ...

AFLATOXIN … It’s the most carcinogenic (cancer-causing) naturally-occurring substance known to man … and dog. They’re toxic to the liver and have caused liver cancer in laboratory animals. The highest levels are found in freshly-ground rather than processed peanut butter.

HARMFUL FATS … Hydrogenated and partially hydrogenated oils create trans fats … and they’ve been linked to chronic inflammation.

SUGAR … It leads to yeast, and feeds bacteria, parasites and cancer … and leads to eating more which is the stepping stone to weight gain and diabetes … for you and your dog.

XYLITOL… This artificial sweetener is used in some peanut butters to cut calories… but it’s deadly to dogs.

UNBALANCED FATS … Peanut butter is high in inflammatory omega-6 fats… as much as 178 times more than omega-3s … and inflammation can lead to allergies and joint disease.

GLYPHOSATE … It’s been identified by the World Health Organization as a probable carcinogen. It’s sprayed on peanut crops before harvest and absorbed into the crop … so you can’t wash it off.

LECTINS … These anti-nutrients block absorption of vitamins, minerals and important proteins, and interfere with digestive enzymes … and rob your dog of nutrition.

Click the link to read more and discover some peanut butter alternatives. 👉https://www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/3-reasons-peanut-butter-isnt-safe-for-dogs-or-people/