Chloe has Lymes Disease

Gotta love Chris, our ever so eager forum member who never gets tired of looking for every opportunity to promote Vibrant Pets :lol:

I also received the above referenced e-mail from Vibrant Pets.

Unfortunately I cannot give them feedback on how Vibrant Pets has helped Chloe overcome Lymes Disease.....as it hasn't. She has been on it since the fall. So that does not apply to us :no:
 
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danisgoat said:
Gotta love Chris, our ever so eager fourm member who never gets tired of looking for every opportunity to promote Vibrant Pets :lol:

I also received the above referenced e-mail from Vibrant Pets.

Unfortunately I cannot give them feedback on how Vibrant Pets has helped Chloe overcome Lymes Disease.....as it hasn't. She has been on it since the fall. So that does not apply to us :no:
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You should still give them feedback. Let them know that it hasn't made a difference in Chloe's case.
 
danisgoat said:
I will.

They are basing their claims of VP helping Lyme Disease patients on four cases. That isn't enough data to support any claim.
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I agree. You have to study multiple dogs with lyme disease and VP and you have to provide some with a "placebo" VP as well.
 
danisgoat said:
Gotta love Chris, our ever so eager forum member who never gets tired of looking for every opportunity to promote Vibrant Pets :lol:

I also received the above referenced e-mail from Vibrant Pets.

Unfortunately I cannot give them feedback on how Vibrant Pets has helped Chloe overcome Lymes Disease.....as it hasn't. She has been on it since the fall. So that does not apply to us :no:
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Ditto for Barkley. I really love the VP and all my dogs are on it, but as far as Lyme goes it hasn't made a lick of difference. He still relapses every summer. And yes, I'll let them know that too.
 
I love VP too. I'm just curious about their study on lyme. Maybe the dogs, whose lyme symptoms were reduced were on a different VP formula than Chloe and Barkley?
 
Shelties do talk with body language, and you listened. GOOD MOM! Hopefully she is better ASAP.
 
take4roll10 said:
You should still give them feedback. Let them know that it hasn't made a difference in Chloe's case.
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I agree. :yes: Any feedback would help them.

I am a big fan of Vibrant Pets myself, but is like I have always said - Vibrant Pets did not cure Smudge's mange. I honestly believe it kept him from death and going blind though by helping his immune system.

I'm so glad lyme isn't a big problem here. It seems like people from up north are always having problems with it. :no:

I'll keep my rabid armadillos and you can keep the lyme. :lol:
 
Someone help me out here. Does anyone else find this statement from VP to be potentially detrimental?

Chris said:
We are receiving numerous reports from our customers that dogs using Vibrant Pets show no symptoms of Lyme disease even though the dogs test positive.
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If your dog has a disease....don't you want your dog to show at least some symptoms so that it gets treatment? If Lyme is left untreated, it can have long lasting, terrible effects. It can even cause death. So how can the above statement be a good thing?

I am open to hearing what people have to say about this.....I am really curious.
 
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