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Low glycemic diet
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MemberI am reading too much contradicting information regarding lower glycemic diets. Are these recommended for dogs with yeast issues or not? Will potatoes, rice, etc “feed” the yeast?
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MemberHi Kevin- You’re right there is a lot of debate about whether or not yeast feeds off of carb heavy foods. I don’t think there is a concise answer out there as far as I know. I know that low glycemic foods are recommended for diabetic dogs, which obviously need to avoid carbs. IMO it is not going to hurt your dog to try to feed a low glycemic food to see if it controls yeast better.
Also regular bathing with an antifungal shampoo is what has made a noteable difference for my dog with some yeast problems.
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