Dog Warts

You have to understand that this is an immune issue. So by surgically removing the warts you are not giving the dog\'s body a chance to build an immunity to the virus. In most cases removal only causes the warts to come back. Strengthen the immune system and say goodbye to the dog warts!

Today I wanted to talk about something my dog got from doggie day camp. Canine Papilloma Virus also know as Dog Warts. Yuck I know it sounds gross. As an animal lover it killed me that I couldn’t find that much info about dog warts and the vet said to just let it run its course.

Ugh I couldn’t just sit around and wait so I did some research. It’s almost like chicken pox, but for dogs. The main thing I kept reading over and over again was that you need to keep the immune system strong. In order to do that the dog has to be active and be on some supplements. Well my dog is definitely active, but we just give him regular dog food.

I found a product called FLEXPET and it has worked wonders. It’s main function is to promote healthy joints and reduce joint pain, but it also has CM8 which is a immune system modulator which makes the dog stronger to fight the virus! Voila! Took about a week after the FlexPet and the warts started shrinking and then the outside of them started falling off and after that it was like a few days and they were gone.

I figured I would make this post since I know how it sucks to just have to sit back and wait for something to happen so I wanted to be proactive. Our dog also seems to have more of a bounce in his step so I will continue to keep him on the flexpet.

Hope this helps someone out there and they can kick the Canine Papilloma Virus’ butt.
Check out http://www.flexpet.com to get a bottle.