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#35 Why I Tested My Own Dog for Food Intolerances
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- Mar 6, 2026
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Summary
Food Intolerances in Dogs: The Slow Burn You're Missing Most pet parents think in extremes, either their dog has a "food allergy" or they don't. But what about the gray area? The chronic ear infections. The paw licking. The soft stool that never quite firms up. The dog who tests negative on allergy panels but is clearly inflamed. Inside this episode, I cover: • The difference between food allergies and food intolerances • How fur-based intolerance testing works and why bioenergetic screening is used as a roadmap, not a diagnosis • How chronic low-grade food stress affects the microbiome • The link between intolerances and inflammation, arthritis, anxiety, and poor healing Because food allergies are immune explosions. Food intolerances are slow burns. And slow burns are what quietly age our dogs. If you're working on gut healing, chronic inflammation, or longevity for your dog — this conversation matters. Listen now and start removing what's quietly holding your dog back. 📌 Book your 1:1 nutrition consultation today Book your 1:1 holistic in home visit today Watch this episode on YouTube