FAQ

Detoxing your dog's yeast involves adjusting their diet, boosting their immune system, and applying topical treatments that reduce yeast overgrowth.

Feed your dog a grain-free, low-carb diet rich in lean proteins and anti-inflammatory ingredients to help combat yeast overgrowth.

Foods low in sugar and rich in probiotics, such as plain yogurt and fermented vegetables, are best for fighting yeast infections.

Foods high in carbohydrates, sugars, and certain processed ingredients can contribute to yeast overgrowth in dogs.

Feeding your dog plain, unsweetened yogurt may help with yeast infections due to the presence of probiotics that support healthy gut flora.

Natural remedies like coconut oil, apple cider vinegar, and probiotics can help kill yeast infections in dogs by restoring balance to the skin and gut flora.

Not in corpus.

Dogs can eat small amounts of plain ice cream, but it's not recommended due to potential lactose intolerance and added sugars.

Yes, sour Skittles can harm dogs due to their high sugar content and artificial ingredients, which can cause gastrointestinal distress or worse.

Dogs should generally avoid ice cream, as it can cause digestive issues and may contain harmful ingredients like xylitol or chocolate.