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Are you a licensed veterinarian or a scientist ? Go check on your loser son in the basement ?

Thank you so much.

Could you be more specific about the cedar oil recipe? Thank you..because I have four animals and much cedar oil! Your video was useful and it was nice listening to you also.

So wish I had you as my trainer when my do was a puppy. Instead of the Bad trainer I had who ONLY Focused on the wrong. It really really messed my dog up.

Nope wrong answer on the internet i already find that out already had metal object in the bag of green tripe dog treats that is really dangerous to let dog consumed green tripe dog treat don’t feed that to your dog green tripe is (recalled)

This is a total joke. Purple sweet potatoes are one of the best superfoods for dogs. As long as they are boiled and skinned and mixed in with organic protein, it’s a MUST for dogs. Of course don’t overload them in your dog meal. For instance, I use organic chicken, chicken liver, wild caught salmon, organic turkey breast, broccoli, carrots, bone broth, turmeric, organic pumpkin puree, blueberries, strawberries, beets, organic black beans and purple sweet potatoes. This lady doesn’t know what she’s talking about. I’m kind of shocked in the comments that people just believe her and are so naive.

Thank you, auch a valuable education. I felt that the lyme vaccine was a bad idea. Its been a few years ago, any idea how long it actively effects the system? My agile dog has mellowed down a lot at 6 years, sometimes she flares up with pain and just testwd positive for both tick born diseases. I won't do antibiotics, they feel wrong and this time I'll listen. Does anyone have experience with colloidal silver. Dmso? CS cleared my cats vomiting in one serving... I'll also eliminate bulking carbs like rice from the food I cook her...

Fur and tendons

ruclips.net/video/V2decDcEJqo/видео.html The above information is why we don't worry about 'sustainability'. .

My dog nolonger fears fireworks, thanks to dog treats from #midnightcbd

Mushrooms should not be given to dogs.

isn't garlic toxic to dogs ?

There is absolutely nothing wrong with irradiated pig ears as it kills all of the pathogens. By the way, most of the spices in your cupboard are irradiated and have been for decades!

What about the NOT double coated dogs. I have a shihtzu and I don’t think that’s a double coat dog.

Unless I missed something, when talking about using topically, you changed to essential oil, telling us to dilute. Confusing, should have continued with oil of oregano, topically. Remember your the expert. If I'm not sure, I won't do. He's my baby, not a guinea pig.

I totally agree about using a different videographer to eliminate so many angle changes as they are so distracting. It would also be helpful to summarize the salient points at the end, and to use a white board highlighting these points. Make the presentation more educational (utilizing both visual and auditory props) rather than overwhelmingly informational. This would help to answer all the many questions about what-to-do from the video.

You said, use pre diluted oil of oregano for use in dogs ears. So, do I need to dilute more or just use the oil of oregano as is, since it is already in a carrier oil ?

how about just give the dog dry oregano?

Can I use Fenbendazole, and how much can I give

my youngeat dog diagnosed with it today and a few months ago she diagnosed with hip dysplesia im a dog trainer well i know she will have a late life 2ith hard legs but im planning to do 5he best for her

I thought garlic was toxic to dogs?

Amazing!

Ghana can dog eats sea food

My 11mo old mini doxie just got spayed: during so they found a lump in her uterine horn. And I’m terrified. Waiting on biopsy.. have a feeling it’s this 😢

My 11 year old American bulldog started loosing weight 12 days ago, he has liquid diarrhea and is straining but getting nothing out, he has been diagnosing with metastatic pulmonary lung cancer. His intestines are constantly spasming and straining to have a bowel movement:( Is he is pain? How do i navigate what the right step for my boy. I love our boy to the moon and back and will have him put to sleep when it is time. I just need some guidance please.

what is seaweed calcium meal? i dont think we have that in Australia could you please recommend an alternative? thanks.

So my dog has been on this since the last time we went to the vet and he wanted to address the yeast topically only. Well I was already doing that so of course I went to You Tube and found you. One month later the vet said she is completely clear of yeast. Now my question, how long can she be on this diet? I showed it tomthe doc and he said he would add some oatmeal. What do you think?

Great information!

Yes I am not looking at adding Coconut oil to my dog's diet, rather I am just wondering if it is both beneficial and safe to use on my dog's skin?

thank you so much!

Thank you for this video....one question....do i try these products one at a time or shall i use a few of them at the same time? thanks.

I have two, 120lb labs, 4 & 5 years old. They are in a 90/10 raw diet. What bone meal would you recommend? I see so many out there. 😮

It’s funny she would say, “that’s a mouth full.” She would definitely know about mouth fulls!

So why are Asians so healthy? And as a Hispanic, I also consume much rice. We just wash it thoroughly and have no health issues (and I'm a senior)

Thanks for the info.I have a Jack Russell girl that will be ten in a couple of weeks.This info I will remember when and if she will need it.

This is wonderful information....thank you!

I would love to give turmeric to my dog. I make Golden Paste that my husband and I take every day. I tried giving this to my dog in his food, tiny amounts, he does not like the taste. How would I give turmeric to his dry food? Just sprinkle turmeric on his food? Add fresh ground pepper?

Note: all tests were done on an empty stomach. with all due respect this video is not helpful at all and it's very confusing. I have my dogs on a home made diet developed by a vet and I did a PTH on one of my dogs to test his calcium levels to make sure he was getting enough and that PTH came up abnormal due a vitamin D deficiency. Vitamin D is crucial because it works to balance the calcium, it helps build strong bones and guard against cancer. We contacted the vet who told us to double the powder we use to go with the diet and add 1/4 of another vitamin that turned out to be 250IU of vitamin D. We retested him and his vitamin D rose to within normal limits. So we decided to get our other 2 dogs tested after we doubled the powder dosage for them and they were still all below the normal range. So we applied the same fix to the 29 pounder and gave the 24 pounder an extra 1/4 of the powder and we're getting them retested next week. We also got them tested without the powder and adding 400IU of vitamin D to the batch of food (1 batch lasts each of the little ones 8 days and 1 batch lasts the 50 pound dog 7 days) plus 1/2 of the vitamin and they all came within normal range. The 24 pounder came on the higher end of the limit but not at the limit or over so we cut his vitamin to 1/8 instead of half. You can't be willy nilly or ambiguous about vitamin D. If your dog is on kibble chances are that his vitamin D is at normal range because the kibble manufacturers add the vitamin D. although there have been instances where the food has been recalled for excessive Vitamin D which at toxic levels will kill the pup. I would recommend anybody on kibble to have their dog tested first before giving them dosages of vitamin D, because there's no coming back from that if you give them a toxic dose. My working it out with my dogs, took a lot of research and having that tiny bit of info from the Vet got me on the right path for the dosages so I wouldn't give them a toxic level. My third and last test on them will be using natural foods such as sardines, or canned salmon but that also takes time because you have to know how much vitamin D a certain amount of sardines and salmon contain and bounce it against what you already know is the dosage for your dogs.

keep totally away from mackerel way too much mercury

Thank you for the information. My elderly dachshund pretzel is 18. He was diagnosed with OCD about 7 years ago when his sister died. He licks the floor a lot and also licks his paws a lot. I noticed a lump on his right paw. I touched it and clear fluid along with a little bit of pus came out. I immediately treated it with some epsom salt saline solution and bandaged it up after i discharged it. Hes not too thrilled about having a wrap on his foot to prevent licking. I will try these steps in this video and see where it goes. <3

Would you please help me? I have an 8 lb dog and have no idea how much marshmallow root to give him. Powder or pill)

You should be more health conscious

ooofffffff.................too many cuts and slides, and speaking very monotone. i did not subscribe, even thuogh i liked the info.

Nah bro, most of the time the reason is the dog is a bit aggressive if you let them fight another dog they might calm down, but you need then get checked at vet

My dog loves it.

Ty

Your voice is very annoying, high pitched and over animated.

My dog had a bad allergy problem (loss of hair all under belly and legs n neck) constantly itching . Tried everything (limited ingredient dog food numerous Vet visits nothing helped only minimal). I read on fasting and inflammation, so gave it a try. Results no more allergies n skin problems!!!! She is 10 n looksgreat

Is it safe for nursing Boston terrier???

Great information. I wish i had seen this video before my Lab got her 3rd tumor around the same area as the the other 2 prior. The first one was removed and sent for biopsy. Tumor came back same area and again removed. 3rd time we had a new veterinarian who performed a needle aspiration. It was also cancer and referred to cancer specialist and my dog intralesional chemo. She had chest x-ray and now they're saying they saw a spot around chest area. Could be it had spread after needle aspiration im thinking. I had to stop going to Cancer specialist because it was $600 every week for x-rays and blood work. So far my dog is doing well considering she's almost 15 years old.