Prevention and Wellness Guide for Mature Bulldogs

The commitment to preventive care and overall wellness for bulldogs and French bulldogs doesn’t cease as your bulldog puppy grows older.

There are going to be a few age modifications and prevention finetuning to accommodate the aging and transition into adulthood.

Adult Bulldog And French Bulldog Prevention MUST DO

Below is a short, selective list of Dr. Kraemer’s bully must-dos for the mature bulldog:

1. Adult Bulldog Must Read GUID BOOK:

Bulldogs are high maintenance; preparation will save you financial and emotional distress. Your adult bulldog is an integral part of your family unit; sound preparation will strengthen that bond.

Take the time to review an authoritative medical resource, preferably one that specializes in the breed and focuses on prevention and wellness.

In order to maximize the associated benefits of bully preventive care it must start early and maintained through all life stages

DR KRAEMER’S VET4BULLDOG

Dr. Kraemer’s Vet4Bulldog is an authoritative, one-stop site centered on bulldog prevention, care, and wellness. It combines

• Practical, easy-to-implement medical advice
• Preventive care, tips & warnings
• Step-by-step practical treatment recommendations.

Vet4bulldog comprehensive content complies with 30 years of clinical experience, including general practice and emergency, ICU critical care.

Dr. Kremer founded, owned, and was the medical director of a bulldog specialty hospital that specialized in bulldogs

• medicine
• surgery
• anesthesia
• regenerative medicine
• holistic

Dr. Kraemer’s Vet4Bulldog mission and focus are PREVENTIVE CARE.

To help optimize health, longevity, and cost, we highly recommend that you use this site as your primary bulldog care resource and continue doing so through your bully life stages.

For more about bulldog preventive care, click HERE

2. Adult Bulldog VETERINARIAN & MEDICAL TEAM:

Ensure that you select a veterinarian who is well-versed in the unique medical issues specific to bulldogs. It’s essential to find a veterinary team with expertise in preventing, managing, and, if necessary, treating the common health concerns prevalent in this breed.

Selecting the right veterinary team is essential.

Learn more about Dr. Kraemer

3. Bulldog and French Bulldog THERAPEUTIC SUPPLEMENTS:

Dr. Kraemer’s bully therapeutic preventive supplements are an ideal solution to ensure your bulldog’s current and future good health

Dr. Kraemer’s V4B Bully Supplements are:

• INEXPENSIVE
• SAFE
• EASY TO IMPLEMENT
• NON-PRESCRIPTION
• TASTY
• @ HOME ALTERNATIVE

Dr. Kraemer’s vet4bulldog’s core mission is prevention via a non-pharmaceutical alternative modalities . 

To learn more about Dr. Kraemer’s  Bully Therapeutic Supplements, click HERE

4. Bulldog Puppy V4B THERAPEUTIC TOPICALS:

Just like Dr. Kraemer’s bully supplements, his bully topical therapeutics are low-cost, safe, and easy to implement.

Dr. Kraemer’s therapeutic line of bully products offers a wide range of topicals that help implement long-term preventive care.

The V4B bully therapeutic topicals include:

• MEDICATED SHAMPOO
• MEDICATED CREAM RINSE CONDITIONERS
• MEDICATED GELS & LOTIONS
• MEDICATED WIPES
• MEDICATED RINSES AND SPRAY

Dr. Kraemer’s vet4bulldog’s core mission is prevention via non-pharmaceutical alternative modalities. 

To learn more about Dr. Kraemer’s therapeutic bully topicals, click HERE

5. Bulldog Pinched Nose Must-Know, Must Do!:

If your sweet, snuggly bulldog sounds like she’s snoring while she’s wide awake or struggles to breathe comfortably, she might have what we call a “stenotic nares”—a common issue in flat-faced breeds like Frenchies and English Bulldogs.

This condition happens when the soft cartilage in her nose is too weak or narrow, making it hard for her to pull in air. It’s one part of a group of breathing issues known as BOAS—short for brachycephalic obstructive airway syndrome, or more casually, “squash-face syndrome.”

You may notice signs like:

• Noisy breathing or wheezing
• Struggling to catch her breath, especially after play
• Snorting or gasping during sleep (think puppy sleep apnea!)
• She prefers to breathe through her mouth

The good news? This condition is often treatable, and early action can make a world of difference in your bulldog’s comfort, energy levels, and long-term health.

 There are gentle, minimally invasive surgical options that can widen her nostrils and help her breathe easily and live her best bully life.

If you hear those snorts and see her struggling to breathe, don’t brush it off—bring it up at your next vet visit.

French bulldogs are particularly vulnerable to this condition. Both English and French bulldogs suffering from stenotic nares often suffer from other BOAS problems, most commonly an elongated soft palate.

• DIAGNOSIS: is visual and auditory
• PREVENTION: Avoid breeding bulldogs with BOAS they are likely to pass it to their offspring
• MANAGEMENT: minimal stress and excitement, therapeutic supplements that promote calmness.
• TREATMENT: Surgical correction

Bulldog stenotic nares is debilitating and stressful and will progress as your bully ages, thus treatment timing is critical

To learn more about bulldog stenotic nares, click HERE

6. Bulldog Elongated Soft Palate Must-Know Must-Do:

While that gentle snore or silly snort might seem cute at first, it could be a sign of a more serious airway issue common in both English and French Bulldogs, especially as they grow older. One of the main culprits? An elongated soft palate.

This soft tissue at the back of the roof of the mouth can grow too long and droop into the airway, partially blocking the passage of air. Combined with narrow nostrils (stenotic nares), it forms part of a breathing disorder known as BOAS, or “flat-face syndrome.“

Here’s why it matters:

1. That extra tissue flapping around during every breath creates constant strain on the larynx (voice box)
2. Over time, this can lead to swelling, fatigue, and even permanent collapse of the airway (Laryngeal Collapse)
3. Dogs with this issue are at higher risk of choking or developing aspiration pneumonia, especially when eating, drinking, or after vomiting

If your bulldog sounds like she’s gasping, snoring loudly, or struggles during walks or in heat, don’t wait—this isn’t just “normal bulldog stuff.” Early surgical correction can greatly improve breathing and prevent life-threatening complications.

Helping your bully breathe better means a safer, more playful, and happier life for both of you.

• DIAGNOSIS: sedation or anesthesia is required for a visual diagnosis, radiographs, and auditory stridor, hacking, retching, and exercise intolerance
• PREVENTION: Avoid breeding bulldogs with BOAS they are likely to pass it to their offspring
• MANAGEMENT: minimal stress and excitement; therapeutic supplements that promote calmness.
• TREATMENT: Surgical correction

The elongated soft palate condition in bulldogs is not only debilitating but also progressively worsens over time.

Therefore, timely treatment is crucial to prevent further deterioration and alleviate the stress it imposes on the dog.

To learn more about bulldog stenotic nares, click HERE

7. Bulldog Sedation and Anesthesia Safety Must-Know Must-Do:

When it comes to sedation and anesthesia, bulldogs are not like other dogs. Their unique airways and body structure mean they need specialized, careful handling, especially when going under.

That’s why your vet should be more than just bulldog-friendly—they should be bulldog-savvy. From pre-anesthetic prep to careful monitoring during surgery and attentive recovery afterward, breed-specific knowledge can make all the difference in safety and comfort.

Dr. Roy Kraemer, bulldog specialist and founder of Vet4Bulldog.com, has dedicated his life and practice to the health, safety, and wellness of English and French bulldogs. His bulldog-only hospital combines traditional medicine with innovative treatments designed just for this special breed.

Dr. Kraemer’s approach includes:

• Stem cell and PRP therapy for joint and mobility issues
• Cold Laser therapy for pain and healing
• A custom line of therapeutic, non-prescription skin care and supplements made for bulldogs’ sensitive skin and immune systems

If your bully needs to be sedated or anesthetized—even for something routine—make sure you’re working with someone who lives and breathes bulldog care.

Their lives depend on it.

The local bulldog rescue group might be able to provide you with a referral to a bulldog vet.

For more about bulldog and French bulldog anesthesia, click HERE

8. Aging Bulldog Screening Test Must-Know Must-Do!

As your bulldog ages, screening labs become an essential preventive measure. The most common tests are

A. BULLDOG LAB CHEMISTRIES:

That includes, among others,

• GLUCOSE: Blood sugar: can help rule out diabetes
• BUN & CREATININE: Kidney function can help rule out renal disease
• ALT, AST, BILIRUBIN: Liver enzymes THAT can help rule out a degenerative change of the liver, overuse of drugs, gallbladder, and duct,  liver cancer, etc
• Pancreatic enzymes
• CALCIUM, SODIUM, AND POTASSIUM: Electrolyte levels can help rule out a wide range of conditions, such as adrenal crisis

C. BULLDOG CBC: 

• RBC: Red blood cells can help rule out anemia
• WBC: white blood cells of various types can help rule out infection and inflammation
• TEMPLATES & CLOTTING FACTORS: can help rule out  bleeding problems  (coagulation)

C. BULLDOG URINE ANALYSIS

UA can help rule out urine infection, stones, and kidney disease

9. Aging Bulldog Best Diet and Nutrition Must Know Must-Do:

Ensuring a balanced, high-quality diet and proper nutrition is crucial for the well-being of your aging bulldog. Opt for a diet specifically designed for mature canines to accommodate their changing nutritional needs. Avoid falling for expensive, hyped diets and marketing gimmicks. Instead, prioritize reputable brand names known for their quality and reliability.

You can supplement the diet with therapeutic supplements

To learn more about bulldog puppy nutrition and diets, click HERE

10. Regenerative Medicine for Aging Bulldogs Must-Know Must-Do”!

Dr. Kraemer is one of the few bulldog specialists who proudly offers same-day stem cell therapy—a modern, science-backed treatment that taps into your dog’s natural healing abilities.

Here’s the amazing part: these powerful stem cells come from fat, which can be safely and easily collected during routine surgeries like spaying or neutering. That means no extra procedures, no added stress—just smart planning for your pup’s future health.

Once harvested, these cells can be:

• Used right away to help treat joint pain, inflammation, or injuries
• Or cryobanked (frozen) for future use—kind of like health insurance you can use!

Stored stem cells can be accessed down the road to treat:

1. Arthritis and mobility issues
2. Ligament injuries
3. Inflammation and chronic pain
4. And more often without needing anesthesia

It’s a gentle, low-risk, and cost-effective way to give your bulldog the healing backup they may one day need—all from their own body.

Natural care, high science, and forward thinking—all in one.

To learn more about bulldog stem cell therapy, click HERE

11. Bulldog Parasite Must-Know Must-Do!

A maturing adult bulldog can suffer from a wide range of parasitic infestations both topically and internally.

Bulldogs and French bulldogs are susceptible to intestinal parasites, including worms and contagious protozoan organisms. These parasites can be acquired from the environment or transmitted by other parasites, like fleas. Infestation with these parasites can lead to significant physical harm to your bulldog, especially when compounded by stress. Therefore, it’s crucial to implement preventive measures and regular deworming protocols to protect your dog’s health and well-being

Early parasitic preventives are vital for the well-being of your aging bulldog

PUBLIC HEALTH ZOONOSIS MUST KNOW:

Protecting your bulldog from intestinal parasites isn’t just about keeping your pup healthy—it’s also about keeping your family safe, especially the little ones.

Some of these parasites—like roundworms and hookworms—can spread from dogs to humans, and kids are particularly at risk. Why? Because their immune systems are still developing, and let’s face it… Handwashing isn’t always their strong suit.

Here’s how to protect both your bulldog and your family:

• Deworm your bulldog regularly as recommended by your vet
• Clean up poop promptly—in the yard, on walks, and in play areas
• Keep bedding, crates, and dog spaces clean
• Teach your kids to wash their hands after playing with pets or being outside

It’s a simple routine that can prevent a lot of stress (and trips to the doctor or vet). Parasite prevention is one of those quiet but powerful ways you’re keeping your family and your fur baby

Intestinal parasitic prevention is critical for the safety of your kids and family

Protozoa in Bulldog and French Bulldog Must-Know Must-Do:

• Coccidia
• Giardia

The common protozoa are contracted from the environment and water sources contaminated by fecal material.

They are very contagious, thus easily spread at boarding and breeding facilities.

• DIAGNOSIS:  Diagnosis is usually done by a fecal test and based on matching clinical signs. The common clinical signs are diarrhea, often with blood, vomit, weight loss, dehydration, and stunted growth.
• PREVENTION: Prevention includes stress-free living, therapeutic supplements, vaccines, environmental control, and sound hygiene.
• TREATMENT: Treatment includes dewormers and, in severe cases, hospitalization, supportive medicine, and fluids.

To learn more about bulldog puppy protozoa, click HERE

Intestinal Worms in Bulldog and Fr. Bulldogs Must-Know Must-Dp!

• Roundworms
• Tapeworms
• Hookworms

Intestinal worms can be found in all ages and should be preventively treated. Tapeworms are carried by fleas. When the flea gets licked and swallowed by your dog, the adult tapeworm is born. Hookworms can latch onto the intestinal wall and cause anemia

• DIAGNOSIS: Part of the diagnosis is based on physical signs, physical evidence of the parasite in vomit or stool, and course their presence on a microscopic fecal test.
• PREVENTION: Preventive Care includes proper nutrition, therapeutic supplements to boost the immune system and reduce stress and anxiety, routine fecal testing and prophylactic dewormings, and proper hygiene
• TREATMENT: Treatment includes deworming and symptomatic support.

12. Fleas and Skin Parasites Must-Know Must-Do!

• Fleas
• Sarcoptic Mange Mite
• Demodex Red Mite
• Dermatophytes “Ringworms”

Fleas are heat sensitive, thus they thrive in a warm climate but not so much in hot or cold ones

1. DIAGNOSIS:  In most places, they can be seen during the warm months on your pet’s coat and skin over the belly or the back. They feed on your pet’s blood, thus you might recognize their presence by finding their fecal material. Flea poop is digested blood seen as black pepper-like deposits on your pet’s fur. Intense itching and hair loss around the back and the base tail are consistent with a flea allergy; in contrast to cats, a large percentage of dogs are allergic to flea bites.
2. PREVENTION: Prevention includes flea prevention and regular combing to check for fleas and flea-poop. As always,s keep your puppy healthy, in a stress-free, clean environment, and practice good hygiene.
3. TREATMENT: flea shampoo, monthly topicals or chews

DEMODEX MITE

Other skin parasites are demodex mites that are common to bulldog puppies at their mild juvenile localized form, it’s usually self-limited and will subside once the puppy’s immune system matures. It usually presents as non-itchy focal baldness.

In contrast to the puppy’s mild focal demodicosis, the adult type is usually generalized, diffuse, and dramatic. It tends to last, can progress in its severity, and become itchy due to secondary infection.

• DIAGNOSIS: Skin scrapes with oil under low-power microscope
• PREVENTION: Reduce stress to avoid suppression of the immune system, therapeutic immune boosting, and calming supplements.
• TREATMENT: Adult demodicosis should be treated aggressively. Treatment included usually topical medicated bully antiseptics, degreasing shampoos and gels, as well as bully supplements to boost the immune system as mentioned above. Some flea preventives can also help treat and prevent demodex.

The adult form might require antibacterial and antifungal topical and systemic treatment for secondary infections

All forms of the demodex red mits are not contagious.

To learn more about bulldog demodicosis, click HERE

13. Adult Bulldog Vaccine Boosters Must-Know Must-Do!

Bulldog and French bulldog mature dogs usually require a booster of their core vaccines once every 3 years

BULLDOG & FRENCH BULLDOG CORE VACCINES

1. Parvovirus
2. Distemper
3. Adenovirus
4. and Rabies

BULLDOG & FRENCH BULLDOG NON-CORE VACCINES

are optional and per case and situation, and include vaccines such as

• Kennel Cough
• Parainfluenza
• and Leptospirosis

When it comes to providing vaccines for your bulldog, it’s essential to discuss and decide with the guidance of your veterinarian, rather than relying solely on a breeder or local store. While some breeders may offer vaccines for you to administer at home, others may advise against it or have reservations about certain vaccines. It’s best to avoid making decisions based solely on convenience or preference and instead prioritize the health and well-being of your bulldog by consulting with your veterinarian.

Your vet can provide valuable insights into the merits of vaccination, recommend the appropriate vaccines based on your bulldog’s individual needs and lifestyle, and ensure that they are administered safely and effectively.

Puppy vaccines are usually boosted once again after 1 year and then every 3 years

14. Heart and Heartworms Must-Know Must-Do!

Heartworms are transmitted to your bulldog by a mosquito bite. The parasite ends up clogging the main heart vessels and heart chambers. Mosquitoes are more common in some regions, thus you can consult your veterinarian bout your regional status.

• DIAGNOSIS: Your bulldog might exhibit fatigue, persistent cough, exercise intolerance, and a distended belly filled with fluid and end in fetal heart failure. Due to the heartworm cycle, the lab test is only effective at six months of age and above. We can also find them in a blood sample under a microscope and often evidence of their pathology on radiographs and/or ultrasounds.
• PREVENTIVE: indoor, mosquito prevention/control. Multiple preventive products in oral topicals and injectables should be used annually in endemic areas.
• TREATMENT: You want to avoid treatment by proper prevention. The treatment can be dangerous, expensive, and require long confinement.

Parasite Prevention in Mature Bulldogs and French Bulldogs 

1. Fecal Test
2. Environmental Control
3. Oral Preventives
4. Topical Preventives
5. Injectable Preventives
6. Bully Topical & Supplement Therapeutic

To read more about the bulldog and French bulldog Heartworm, click HERE

Prevention And Wellness In Adult Bulldogs And French Bulldogs 

As your bulldog puppy matures and turns into a grown adult, most of the preventive measures and bulldog maintenance recommendations remain the same.

You must continue your routine bulldog puppy preventive care and maintenance into adulthood

Common Adult Bulldog and French Bulldog Ear Disease:

1. Otitis Externa
2. Aural Ear Hematoma
3. Allergic Otitis
4. End Stage Stenotic Ear Canal
5. Infectious & Yeasty Bully Otitis
6. Polyps and Tumors of the Ear Canal

Daily ear and ear canal rinsing & wiping is essential.

#1 EAR & EAR CANAL PREVENTION:

We offer economical bully ear care bundles that will help keep your bulldog’s ears and ear canal dry, and clean, and prevent infection.

#2 SKINFOLD & WRINKLES WELLNESS

Skinfold preventive should be implamented and maintained for all body parts that collect moisture  

Some of the common moist and damp areas are:

• Nose Wrinkles
• Facial Folds & Chin
• Tail Pocket
• Digits, Toes & Interdigital Folds
• Vaginal Folds & Vaginal Hoods

SKINFOLD & WRINKLES PREVENTIVE:

Our Bully Antiseptic Extra Large Skinfold Wipe is the most popular and economical skinfold moist dermatitis preventative. 

#3 BULLDOG JOINTS & BACK HEALTH

Here are some of the most common adult bulldog joint & bone, and back medical conditions:

1. Elbow Dysplasia
2. ACL Tears
3. Hip Dysplasia
4. Medial patella luxation (MPL)
5. Osteoarthritis
6. Spondylosis (Vertebral Arthritis)
7. Bulldog Malformations: Spina Bifida, Hemivertebra
8. IVDD Disc Disease

For the best outcome start early and do it often, and do it regularly 

JOINT BACK & BONE PREVENTIVE: 

• Weight Management
• Daily Exercise
• Bully Therapeutic Supplements
• Balanced Quality Diet

We offer economical bully joint, bone, back, and pain relief bundles

#4 BULLDOG DENTAL CARE & HYGIENE

Bulldog and French bulldog dental health is critical for both their life quilty and longevity. 

Here are some of the common adult bulldog dental diseases

1. Periodontal Disease
2. Subgingival Hair
3. Plaque and Tartar
4. Gingivitis 
5. Oral Tumors & Epulis

80% of adult bulldog and French bulldog suffer from dental disease

BULLDOG DENTAL & ORAL PREVENTIVE: 

• Avoid dental treats that can break the teeth
• Brush gently
• Quality Diet
• Use our bully dental wipes to remove  any hair that is stuck to the teeth & gums
• Start our Bully Dental Hygiene Chews
• Add our bully dental rinses to the water bowl to help reduce plaque and tartar

Annual Dental Propy (Scale & Polish) and  screening dental radiograph

#5 SKINCARE, ITCH & ALLERGIES RELIEF

There is a wide range of midage bulldog skin conditions, including the common allergies, parasites, hormonal and keratinization conditions.

Here are some of the most common bulldog and French adult bulldog skin conditions:

1. Flea Allergy
2. Atopic Allergy
3. Food Allergy
4. Skin Mites
5. Skin Tumor & Cancer
6. Hormonal Skin Conditions

BULLDOG SKIN & COAT PREVENTIVE 

• Flea preventives
• Low Allergen & Hypoallergenic Hydrolyzed Prescription Diets
• Medicated Baths
• Bully Topical Therapeutics (medicated shampoos, gels, and conditioners)
• Bully Therapeutic Supplements

Non-Prescripition therapeutic bully topicals are often more effective than prescription medication, safer and cheaper.

#5 BULLDOG GASTROINTESTINAL HEALTH

Parasite control, therapeutic supplements such as pre- and probiotics, liver cleanser, and gentle move natural fibers.

There are going to be a few age modifications and prevention finetuning to accommodate the aging and transition into adulthood.

Disease Prevention And Wellness In  Bulldogs And French Bulldogs

Below are a few of the most common preventable medical conditions

#1 BULLDOG COMMON JOINT DISEASE:

• Bulldog Elbow Dysplasia
• Bulldog ACL Tears
• Bulldog Hip Dysplasia
• Bulldog MPL
• French Bulldog Vertebral Malformations
• French Bulldog IVDD

 #2 BULLDOG SKIN FOLDS MOIST DERMATITIS:

• Bulldog Nasal fold and ropes, and wrinkles, moist dermatitis
• Bulldog Facial folds Dermatitis
• Bulldog Vaginal Fold Dermatitis
• Bulldog Toes and Interdigital moist dermatitis and pododermatitis

#3 ADULT BULLDOG ALLERGY & ITCHING:

• Bulldog Food Allergy
• Bulldog Atopic Itch Allergic Dermatitis
• Bulldog Flea Allergy

#4 ADULT BULLDOG EAR DISEASE;

• Bulldog Ear Bacterial Infection
• Bulldog Ear Yeast Infection
• Bulldog Ear Aural Hematoma
• Bulldog Endstage Ear Disease
• Bulldog Allergic Otitis

#5 BULLDOG DENTAL & PERIODONTAL DISEASE:

• Bulldog Decay, Tartar & Plaque,
• Bulldog  Gingivitis
• Bulldog Periodontitis

#6 BULLDOG BACK & VERTEBRAL DISEASE:

• Bulldog Vertebral Malformations
• Bulldog Disc Herniation (IVDD)

This Adult Bulldog “MUST HAVE CHECKLIST” is only available to our vet4bulldog customers. 

BULLDOG SKIN FOLD PREVENTION & MAINTENANCE

V4B Bulldog Skinfolds Antiseptic & Antifungal TOPICALS:

• V4B Bully Skinfolds Antiseptic Wipes (small & XL)
• V4B Bully Wrinkles Antiseptic Lotion
• V4B Bully Skinfolds Antiseptic Spray
• V4B Bully Skinfolds Antiseptic Rinse
• V4B BullyTear StainLess XL Wipes

V4B Bulldog Supplements & Nutraceuticals SKINFOLD CARE:

• V4B Bully Fish Oil EFA JOINT-IMMUNE-SKIN
• V4B Bully  Comfort Plus Formula
• V4B Bully StressLess & Calm Chews
• V4B Bully Tear StainLess chews

BULLDOG SKIN CARE PREVENTION & WELLNESS

V4B Bulldog Skin Care Antiseptic & Antifungal TOPICALS

• V4B Bully Medicated Shampoos (Antiseptic, Yeasty, Oily bully)
• V4B Bully Gels (Yeasty)
• V4B Bully Conditioners (itchy, aloe, oatmeal, hypoallergenic)
• V4B Bully Antiseptic Wipes

V4B Bulldog Skin Care Anti Itch & Flakes TOPICALS:

• V4B Bull Medicated Shampoos (Itchy, Hypoallergenic, Aloe Oatmeal)
• V4B Bull Conditioners Cream Rinse (Itchy, Hypoallergenic, Aloe Oatmeal)

V4B Bulldog  Supplements & Nutraceuticals bulldog SKINCARE

• V4B Bully Fish Oil EFA JOINT-IMMUNE-SKIN
• V4B Bully Pre & Probiotics LOAD UP & KEEP UP
• V4B Bully Immune Support Plus
• V4B Bully Tear StainLess chews

ADULT BULLDOG EAR CARE PREVENTION & MAINTENANCE

V4B Bulldog ears Antiseptic, Antifungal, Drying, Wax Removal TOPICALS

• V4B Bully Aloe Drying Ear Rinse
• V4B Bully Ear Cleansing Wipes
• V4B Yeasty Bully Antiseptic Flush

V4B Bulldog Supplements & Nutraceuticals EAR CARE

• V4B Bully Fish Oil EFA JOINT-IMMUNE-SKIN
• V4B Bully Pre & Probiotics LOAD UP & KEEP UP
• V4B Bully  Immune Support Plus

 BULLDOG IMMUNE HEALTH  PREVENTIVE CARE

V4B Bulldog Supplements & Nutraceuticals IMMUNE CARE: 

• V4B Bully Fish Oil EFA JOINT-IMMUNE-SKIN
• V4B Bully Pre & Probiotics LOAD UP & KEEP UP
• V4B Bully Immune Support Plus
• V4B Bully Pre StressLess & Calm chews

BULLDOG JOINTS & BACK PREVENTION CARE & MAINTENANCE

V4B Bulldog Supplements & Nutraceuticals JOINT & BONE CARE:

• V4B Bully Comfort & AcheLess Plus Formula
• V4B Bully Fish Oil EFA JOINT-IMMUNE-SKIN
• V4B Bully Total Joint Advanced Formula

BULLDOG DIGESTION & ELIMINATION PREVENTION CARE

V4B Bulldog Supplements & Nutraceuticals DIGESTION & ELIMINATION:

• V4B Bully Pre & Probiotics LOAD UP & KEEP UP
• V4B Bully  GentleMove & Anal Gland Care
• V4B Bully Liver Cleanser & Detox

 BULLDOG DENTAL CARE PREVENTION & MAINTENANCE

V4B Bulldog Supplements & Nutraceuticals DENTAL CARE:

• V4B Bully PlqueLess water additive

For ultimate results, you should combine therapeutic topicals with supplements and nutraceuticals.

Dr. Kraemer offers ECONOMIC BUNDLESat a reduced cost in all the Preventive & Maintenance categories.