If given in measured amounts, garlic is safe for your dog, and this has been shown in veterinary practice with thousands of animals. Please read Dr Susan Wynn's reference text and the section on garlic for dogs and cats here: bit.ly/37Jl1G2
Dr. Jones, My name is Jodie and I've come on to specifically thank you for saving my dogs' life. He had a huge abscess on the side of his neck and we had no money to take him to the vet. Because of your advice, we used the turmeric and essential fatty acid ( sprouted chia seed) for the last 2 weeks. The abscess has shrunk considerably, nearly disappearing. I'm so grateful to you and your holistic advice and will be a forever fan of your channel. Thank you, thank you, thank you for helping me to help my Bojingles.
This is an excellent natural remedy for people too. My recipe calls for letting the mixture sit for two weeks to twenty days on your counter. Shake your closed glass container everyday and open container to let out air. After two weeks or twenty days put it in your refrigerator. You can eat a spoonful daily if you like. I used this when my son and I had strep throat years ago. It works really well for quite a few ailments. Another recipe I used on myself was to take a spoonful of the garlic honey mixture and add a sprinkle of ginger, cayenne pepper, cinnamon, and a few drops of lemon juice. Works super well for relief of a sore throat. I'm not a doctor, but these worked for me.
Wish I could give you a hug , this man and his dog family really puts out some loving healing energy . Much love to you and your dearly lost beloved friend , from me and my baby four pawed girl , well, she is a lady really
Dr. Gives Pippy Treats!!! If you are afraid of the garlic because of something you read, just use honey. I have been natural healing myself, animals and later children naturally for years. Local raw organic honey!! Love this Man!! Finally someone that supports what I have said for years.
I am so happy you made this video. As a child my grandmother made a honey, crushed garlic and apple cider vinegar mix that we drank for infections and as a tonic for other health issues. She added salt for topical ailments making it a paste that got all my wounds and booboos well! TY for letting me know grandma was right and that my dogs can benefit from their own natural version. Can you use this on/in cats?
Great video! Pippy is darling! My dog , Conrad, was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and survived with the disease for 41/2 years. Honey was one of my go to Arsenal’s for his care. He lived to be 14 years old
Thank you for your good, natural medicines that are affordable and we can make ourselves, because the ingredients are affordable. You have probably helped thousands of dogs heal because their owners simply can’t afford to take them to the vet!
I can't thank you enough for your videos Dr. My dog had a UTI on the weekend and I came to one of your videos and gave him the natural antibiotic mixture you recommended until I could get him to the vet on Monday. The Pus cleared up within 24 hrs. and his excessive licking stopped. When I brought his urine test in they said it was a minor infection! I certainly wasn't before I started the mixture! Thank you for all you do!
Thanks for the upload Sir my mom uses garlic in their food but not too much and turmeric powder as an antiseptic for their injuries and wounds. Your information are very informative and handy. You're a awesome Dr. 👍
Hi Dr. My 11 years sold Shih Tzu has lost his appetite for the last couple of weeks. He drinks lots of water and he seems very hyper, he has been acting little different lately, very restless and the only thing he eats is chicken and beef bones, but only the bone. He won’t eat the meat. He is happy and playful but at night he was waking me up several time to go to the patio. He has lost more than 2 pounds. The vet ordered labs and they called me every thing was normal. My schedule at work has changed and now I work some nights. Also we adopted two little cats and they got reunited with the dogs for 3 weeks now. Thank you so much for your help. Nancy
Pipee has a lot of personality! He made the video fun to watch.😄 It was actually relaxing for me to watch him frolicking in the snow. The black poodle is gorgeous too!
PERFECT TIMING Dr Jones! My dogs teeth keep bothering her. I'm afraid she might be getting periodontilis and I can't afford to get her teeth pulled. Not sure what to do except coconut oil but now I will try this. Thank you Dr
Ellen McIntyre what do u mean no manuka for cats? I just gave my cat manuka honey? Bout ¼ teaspoon.. I paid $26 for it.. Dr Jones video said unpasteurized honey for sneezing cat or it has anti viral or something to that affect , so I went out & bought some.. Are u saying manuka no good for cats? Come to think of it another very years ago told me to put Manuka. Directly on my pets wound
Linda Wagner According to these folks, garlic is bad for cats: www.hillspet.com/cat-care/nutrition-feeding/toxic-foods-for-cats And these folks, as well as others, recommend against giving cats honey: manukahoneyusa.com/can-cats-eat-raw-honey/
Dr. Jones: Your dogs are so relaxed & compliant & so cute - they always make me smile! Obviously they really love you! I also give my dog honey & garlic & take it myself when I feel a cold coming on ...
Hi Dr. Jones! I deal with wounds on what seems to be a regular basis. Raw, unpasteurized honey is my go-to for severe flesh wounds and any wounds that can't easily be bandaged. I had a chicken with a bite wound so large and deep that her lung tissue was exposed! Raw honey drizzled into the hole twice a day and turmeric in her feed - one week later, she was good as new! I'm currently treating a chicken with badly torn skin and exposed muscle and the wound is shrinking considerably each day. For wounds that can be bandaged or wounds that are bleeding profusely, I apply crushed yarrow. Mostly I use the yarrow on myself (clumsy with knives) and it not only stems the flow of blood but it also prevents infection and speeds healing! Yarrow is a "weed" that grows throughout NA and can be found in almost any back yard; civil war surgeons used it as wound-packing material, for good reason. An alternative for yarrow is plantain if you just need the antibacterial action. In your video, you said ANY honey will do; I thought pasteurized honey (the bulk of what is on the grocery store shelves) was not effective, due to the pasteurization killing off the beneficial microbes? I have never tried it since I always buy the good stuff ;)
Thank you so much! Your intuition is spot on when it comes to the pets in my circle! The one lap dog was desperate for her walkabout and squeezed herself through the gate, gouging a boomerang flap which the other dogs are licking! I'll get onto the garlic and honey as soon as I can! Thanksxxx
I have a question I have a dog who has reoccuring eye infections due to allergies. He's now taking dr. John supplement on day 4. If I give him garlic will it clear up his eye infection he can't see if he's running into stuff and I'm worried he's going to get really sick
@@dianelackey4669 u can spray colloidal silver in the yes and use neosporin oinment (make sure it does NOT have pain killer in it) in the eye. i tried it on myself b4 i used on a cat with the CS and within a week bam her infection was gone. I also added CS to the wet food.
Thank you Itook my Bassett off seiroids crushed plantain with a bit of water added honey.Been giving to Max for two weeks. Table spoon a day. What an improvement. His allergies and bloody swollen noise is gone. Thank you so much
Hi 👋🏼 Doctor I was looking for some natural Antibiotic for my Dog and Thanks God I found You 🙌🏼 Candy 🐶 presented side effects to clavamox in this days, she has an UTI so I cut off the medication and I made this recipe Garlic and honey, she accepted and enjoyed, Her Doctor will call me back I already called to say about the side effects... so I don't want to miss her doses 👍🏼 so she still on meds but now natural, she is a Healthy Girl, probably medications are a bomb for her.. Thanks for the recipe!!!!
Thank you ...God Bless you Dr Jones ... have this problem with my outside Dog Hudini Red and swollen on side of toe nail have been giving him a little Tumeric and honey in water for pain and dipping his foot in the tumeric mixture after .... He still has redness was able to sqeeze the red lump and opened a little which released the pressure and he has been cleaning it now he puts his weight on the foot but still needs a little more help for it to heal ... couldnt get a vet to see him ...unable to get him into my small car , but will go down and make this up for Hudini ... Thank you for your valuable information you are a blessing ...
Omg this vid came at a great time. My Shepard has a sore nail and in between her toes is inflamed. I'm going to give this a try. Thank you so much! Natural is so much better
Doctor, my fur baby LOVES this! I made a large concoction using Australian Jarrah honey, but I would like to use Manuka honey if I can. We live out in the bush, so it is a fair drive in order to source this. Henry had an infection on his bottom but since following your instructions, he is now on the mend. He is a Great Dane, Bull Arab cross and he, along with my other fur babies, is generally healthy. In addition to your wonderful, home made remedy, I dissolved an aspirin into some black tea which ai steeped for 20 minutes, with one aspirin that I later dissolved into it. I applied the mixture while still very warm, to Henry's bottom. I have done these compresses a few times over the past 48 hours, and Henry's bottom has really settled down again. Henry does not like garlic but he had no trouble consuming your natural remedy! I was also mindful to ensure that he had the correct dose for his collosal body weight! Thank you for all your help.
Dear Doc, thank you for reaffirming garlic as a useful treatment for various minor ailments in dogs. I used to use garlic in our food all the time, and I’d also put in our first dog’s food (rescue dog who lived to 15.5 years, and we got her when she was 3 months of age); of course, she also ate table scraps. After she was sent over the rainbow bridge, I learned that dogs shouldn’t have garlic, so our subsequent dogs have not been given garlic, or used it for any topical applications, as I would also have utilised. I surely wasn’t going to risk giving our Dobermann any garlic... that’s one expensive dog to accidentally kill! Provided she only receives a minimal amount, orally, I can now start eating garlic again. Yay!!! As for other natural antibiotics that should have no ill effects on our precious pooches, I have been cooking for my baby since bringing her home (canned food is available in the pantry, just in case I don’t have one more container of her food in the freezer). She’s only just over 3 years, now, but about 18 months ago she developed a winter allergy (papules, pustules and alopecia). To have the allergen identified and treated was not only going to be very costly, it would have been a terrifying ordeal for her. So I did some research and opted for oral medication (as necessary) and added some key herbs and spices to her food, and came up with a way of cleaning a large, powerful and wilful dog who does not like baths. However, she needed to be kept clean and her skin condition not be allowed to become infected (as some did, extremely minimally). As for natural, consumable antibiotics, right up there with garlic are both thyme and sage. Interestingly, the taxonomic name for thyme is Thymus vulgaris. As a vet, I’m sure that the first part of the official name for thyme relates back to part of the lymphatic system, i.e. the thymus (I presume dogs have them as well as humans). On the spice side of things, all spices used in curry have anti-inflammatory properties which I believe also contributes to knocking bacteria on the head. Black pepper is vital when using curry spices as it is the catalyst for the magical healing properties of everything else. I also started adding honey and apple cider vinegar to her food, thus adjusting the pH of her food... and improving her gut flora and stimulating her own immune system. As for topical application, a brew can be made from almost any herb one keeps in the pantry or grows at home, including the standard “parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme”. More traditionally floral plants such as lavender, eucalyptus, ti-tree (I’m an Aussie, and this plant is native to Australia) and aloe vera are also great to throw in the mix. Boil it up and let it cool down. This can be added to a shallow bath, if your dog will get into a bathtub. But, since my Princess won’t do the bath thing, I’ve found that using that brew applied on a wetted brush (excess liquid shaken off) and giving a gentle and loving grooming works well, rinsing the brush and re-applying the brew frequently. If you don’t have all those things on hand, or don’t have the time or inclination to go to such lengths, the short and sweet way of the wet grooming method is to put warm water in a bucket/sink/bowl etc. with bicarbonate soda in it, and use in the same way. Not only will you physically remove dead hair and skin cells, you remove dirt and grime... as well as bacteria, fungus and other causes of infection. What is not removed via the brush is more of less killed off, as there is too much sodium in the water for microscopic, noxious things to survive, by the time you’ve finished. You can do the grooming in small patches, thoroughly going over the area before drying that area with a hand towel (if you have a short-haired dog, like I do) before moving to the next area. Of course, if you live close to a large body of salt water, that’s a winner right there. My precious pup won’t swim, but I can get her into the water up to her armpits, then I casually scoop a few handsful of water over her and give it a quick rub. Should your dog have dry skin, I wouldn’t recommend sea water too often, unless you follow it up (at home) with a bit of oil being rubbing in... the two oils that I most frequently use (if I need to) are either olive oil or liquid coconut oil. Use in very small quantities, lest your house start to smell like a fish and chip shop or, in the case of using warm coconut oil, smelling of popcorn... not such bad things to smell, but no fun to try and clean off your carpets and furniture 😜🤣👍🏻❤️
@@VeterinarySecrets, if there are any contradictions to oral or topical application, essential oils of the previously mentioned herbs/spices can be safely administered via the use of an oil burner. The lungs are a perfect semi-permeable membrane through which the active agents can pass through, the dose is milder than the other methods of administration, and the infused fumes also help kill germs in the home environment. But always make sure that you top the fluids up, and never leave a burning candle unattended ❤️
@@lindajohnson9282 hi Linda… wonderful information thank you! My 9lb Yorkiepoo has the beginning of a collapsing trachea. He also has a wet cough at night, and he’s especially worse first thing in the morning. I have some organic oregano oil that isn’t meant for ingesting, I’m glad to hear diffusing it will all work.
@@dawnavandernoot2869, if it’s in a spot like the throat/neck (as in your baby’s case) you can apply a therapeutic oil (not to be ingested) on the skin. The active ingredients will be absorbed through the skin and, in the instance of application on the throat, essential oils will also be warmed up and inhaled, providing a two-pronged attack on the pathogen(s). It’s obviously going to be a milder treatment that won’t show results as quickly as pharmaceuticals, but it’s less harmful/more beneficial to one’s fur-baby (and they generally love the little massage that goes with it) 😉❤️
Is acv and oregano oil alright to be in a burner for senior schitzu with trachea problem s and kidney and heart issues please ..thanks for info brilliant. X
Good morning watching from Maryland. Garlic is the best I will be having mine this morning so good and natural antibiotic is also good if your coughing you can take some have a blessed day
Thank you , I love home remedies. I always go that route 1st . I give my dogs garlic powder in their water 1 month. They a are big dogs about pippy size. It helps keep their fur looking good , it helps keep the fleas off to some not a lot. I use honey for about everything on us. But not the dogs. So I want to say thank you for this wonderful video , my dog has a cut on the small toe just where you applied on pippy. It has infection in it even after the antibiotics, so not so bad . I wrap it cause he wants to go outside and gets dirt in it. He only kicks it when it hurts. Bedadine is what I have been using and it doesn't seem to work. So wish me luck send zero up some prayers. I hope he doesn't chew his foot off cause my dogs are definitely not vampires they love garlic 😂 even with their dandelions in the spring.
I so appreciate your courage, and the information that you provide Dr. Jones. Thank you so very much! Is there a safe amino acid chelate that you would recommend for dogs?
My neighbour who owns an American akita has just been bled of GBP 500 by the vets, treating symptoms with no diagnosis for. Given a prescription of antibiotics + other stuff (3 months supply). The akita was unwell and off his food. He simply bounced back and now running. Either whatever he was taking was so effective or he simply recovered! All he needed was probably some lovely crushed up garlic 🤭 Thanks Dr. Jones, you have all my respect for what you are doing. May the good Lord bless you and keep you, always ❣️
Hmm 🤔 bit of a problem here .. every article that I’ve read online says that garlic and onions are absolutely toxic for dogs to consume 😮 I give my little dog Manuka honey to prolong the time for his need for monthly antibiotics . He gets a bad snorty back of the nose and throat infection every month . But I’d never ever give him garlic
You seriously are my favorite Veterinarian. I wish you was my local Vet. Can I ask you, is there an alternative that one can give a dog for Pannus other then the Optimmune cyclosporine? And does one have to get doggy goggles for the German Shepherd? Would love to know your thoughts on this.
I use that for my dog here’s my receipt I use and for my dog 1 cup of distilled water 1/4 cup of apple cider vinegar 8tablespoons of organic honey and two crushed garlic and wa la I use it and my dog table spoone every 4 hrs blessed healing ❤
Usually I'm not right on time. My lab just got a serious scrap, not a cut it deep wound. Bit a severe scrape. Thx Doc, getting some garlic today. Have a nice day everyone.
Dogs and snow! Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa! Fun time! Now that Spring really does seem to be approaching, the snow is much more tolerable. The dogs will miss it when it's gone, but will I? Mine just came in, wet and slopping, going for the food bowl, then schlurping up the water, to be followed by a long nap in front of the fire. Life is good. Thanks for this Natural recipe, Dr Jones!
Dr u are a hero.. Luv Pipi. I was Luking for some natural ways to treat infection for my dog.. Tried lots of meds it was getting worse plus Cudnt afford anymore to spend.. After ur holistic approach he is doing better but will definitely try this bcoz he is prone to infection ..luv u and Pipi💖
Dr Jones very thankful for all your videos and advise. I was under the impression that garlic just like onions was bad (toxic) for dogs, I guess that was wrong.
Thank God for you. I just saw your video on natural remedies for pyometra. I have a 14year old Pomeranian she has been having discharge for a few weeks and now is bleeding. I have never seen her have a period in the 2 years I have had her. I hope that the honey garlic and vitamin C will help her.
From my experience absolutely imperative to have raw honey that hasn't been heat treated or else the sugars in the honey just end up feeding the bacteria but if you get a good raw honey that hasn't been heat treated over 115 degrees or so and you're going to have all the benefits because I tried some honey on a cut on a wound and it just got more infected but then when I had the local honey it worksrts so quickly. Ps Walmart absolutely does not have legitimate raw honey in my experience I bought a few rounds of different things from Walmart that said raw and they don't work topically on what I was treating which was an ongoing skin rash but the raw honey and in particular the manuka honey worked fabulously
Thank you so much dr. Andrew ! That's an amazing information and I'm gonna try it for my cats. However what's the dosage for crushed garlic for cats per kg ?
if it's a wound or bite, you chew it a little bit , then apply to wound and wrap with gauze tape. if ur dog is eating grass, then pick the plantain and feed a few of the leaves to them instead. for humans u do the same things with wounds (like diabetic wounds) or for boils and spider bites(even brown recluse and black widow bites( again cover with a gauze and wrap it overnight. u can also boil it in water and drink it as a tea for any GI issues.
Garlic is like a superfood and it has so many important antibacterial benefits for humans too. But quick question; most sites say garlic is toxic for dogs. So garlic ISNT bad for dogs?
Recently I had one of my dog's teeth cleaned, because of her bad breath. The Vet prescribed clindamyacin 25mg twice a day for infected gums. The dog hated it, so I stopped giving it to her. Wonder if you have tried this recipe for bad breath or infected gums. I'm going to. Thanks!
Omg I think u might just be a life saver ... I'm gonna try this at least until tomorrow if I can get my baby to a vet she has a abxcess inside her mouth she's 3 months old
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If given in measured amounts, garlic is safe for your dog, and this has been shown in veterinary practice with thousands of animals. Please read Dr Susan Wynn's reference text and the section on garlic for dogs and cats here:
bit.ly/37Jl1G2
Thank you for the link.
That link appears to be no good now. It loaded, but the page is not viewable.
GazB85 Likely because it can cause anemia and GI upset.
Yep, you can feed garlic to horses. For some, it helps keeps the flies away in summer.
Isn't there a sugar & honey or some kind of poultice?
Dr. Jones, My name is Jodie and I've come on to specifically thank you for saving my dogs' life. He had a huge abscess on the side of his neck and we had no money to take him to the vet. Because of your advice, we used the turmeric and essential fatty acid ( sprouted chia seed) for the last 2 weeks. The abscess has shrunk considerably, nearly disappearing. I'm so grateful to you and your holistic advice and will be a forever fan of your channel. Thank you, thank you, thank you for helping me to help my Bojingles.
Thanks SO much Daniel
Beautiful story 😘
Bojingles. What a great name!
Glad he improved so much. ❤️
Daniel please give me the list of stuff for the Abcess for the dog thanks @@VeterinarySecrets
U are a blessing
Thank you SO much Dr. Jones! So many vets OVER charge for simple issues it's SO amazing how you offer help for free. God Bless You.
Bless you too, Kelley. Thanks for dropping a comment.
@@VeterinarySecrets Your Amazing 💕Love your video's. May the Lord Bless you & keep you doing what you do. Thank you
Truth! My go to
seems to me that dogs are easier to treat with natural remedies than cats because if it needs to be ingested the eat everything
This is an excellent natural remedy for people too. My recipe calls for letting the mixture sit for two weeks to twenty days on your counter. Shake your closed glass container everyday and open container to let out air. After two weeks or twenty days put it in your refrigerator. You can eat a spoonful daily if you like. I used this when my son and I had strep throat years ago. It works really well for quite a few ailments. Another recipe I used on myself was to take a spoonful of the garlic honey mixture and add a sprinkle of ginger, cayenne pepper, cinnamon, and a few drops of lemon juice. Works super well for relief of a sore throat. I'm not a doctor, but these worked for me.
I just love watching you interact with Pippi! Sadly I lost my 11 year old lab last week, but seeing Pippi is good for my wounded heart.
I'm so sorry for your loss. I also post photos of Pippi on Instagram, if that would make you feel better.
God bless you! Here's a hug from Miami...xoxo
Together pawever xxxxx
Wish I could give you a hug , this man and his dog family really puts out some loving healing energy . Much love to you and your dearly lost beloved friend , from me and my baby four pawed girl , well, she is a lady really
tears and hugs..................
Dr. Gives Pippy Treats!!! If you are afraid of the garlic because of something you read, just use honey. I have been natural healing myself, animals and later children naturally for years. Local raw organic honey!! Love this Man!! Finally someone that supports what I have said for years.
I use garlic and honey myself almost daily and had NO idea I could share this great remedy with my babies! I'm so excited for them! Thank you so much
I am so happy you made this video. As a child my grandmother made a honey, crushed garlic and apple cider vinegar mix that we drank for infections and as a tonic for other health issues. She added salt for topical ailments making it a paste that got all my wounds and booboos well!
TY for letting me know grandma was right and that my dogs can benefit from their own natural version.
Can you use this on/in cats?
You are welcome here anytime! Such love, compassion and enthusiasm for animals! You are awesome!
Great video! Pippy is darling!
My dog , Conrad, was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and survived with the disease for 41/2 years. Honey was one of my go to Arsenal’s for his care. He lived to be 14 years old
Cj Lively What did you use to help your dog, besides the honey?
Thats awesome to hear
Vet consultations are so expensive. It is good to know that we can do something for our babies. Thank you.
Thank you for your good, natural medicines that are affordable and we can make ourselves, because the ingredients are affordable. You have probably helped thousands of dogs heal because their owners simply can’t afford to take them to the vet!
I can't thank you enough for your videos Dr. My dog had a UTI on the weekend and I came to one of your videos and gave him the natural antibiotic mixture you recommended until I could get him to the vet on Monday. The Pus cleared up within 24 hrs. and his excessive licking stopped. When I brought his urine test in they said it was a minor infection! I certainly wasn't before I started the mixture! Thank you for all you do!
So glad to hear that! Hope he’s recovering well.
UR SO KIND AND SWEET TO ANYMALS. thank God for vets like u
I can always count on you to get to the point right away and tell me what I need to know. I can't tell you how much I appreciate that. THANK YOU!!!
This is beautiful. Tyvm. 😊😊😊God filled the world with everything we need to care ourselves and pets.
Thanks for the upload Sir my mom uses garlic in their food but not too much and turmeric powder as an antiseptic for their injuries and wounds. Your information are very informative and handy. You're a awesome Dr. 👍
Turmeric is also great. It has anti=inflammatory properties that helps with the sore.
How do you use the turmeric. For example for small to medium dogs.
@@elc3998 Just google golden paste for dogs.
Your dog (model) is hilarious!
Pippi never fails to make people laugh. XD
Oh I so agree. She is so cute and can make me laugh even without doing nothing
Hahah i agree! I cracked up at another video of Pippy eating her food behind Dr while he was talking was talking it was hilarious
Just amizing to see a doctor doing great job that boyond education. I love animals because my younger cousin is a vet doctor
You love your dog. So cute, both of you. Thanks for posting
Thanks for watching!
I also use Colloidal Silver Spray and unfiltered honey! This is great to know as well. I also add garlic to our homemade bone broth.
Pippy makes me laugh 🤭 She wants to eat EVERYTHING, but is so patient lol
Hi Dr.
My 11 years sold Shih Tzu has lost his appetite for the last couple of weeks. He drinks lots of water and he seems very hyper, he has been acting little different lately, very restless and the only thing he eats is chicken and beef bones, but only the bone. He won’t eat the meat. He is happy and playful but at night he was waking me up several time to go to the patio. He has lost more than 2 pounds. The vet ordered labs and they called me every thing was normal. My schedule at work has changed and now I work some nights. Also we adopted two little cats and they got reunited with the dogs for 3 weeks now.
Thank you so much for your help.
Nancy
Please get him checked for diabetes.
thanks Dr. Jones, this is super helpful info. You are an angel to many pets and pet owners!
You and Pippy are soooo funny and informative... my goodness it’s so much easier to remember your concoctions with giggles. Love you. 😬❤️🌞
Thanks so much
Pipee has a lot of personality! He made the video fun to watch.😄 It was actually relaxing for me to watch him frolicking in the snow. The black poodle is gorgeous too!
Thanks
PERFECT TIMING Dr Jones! My dogs teeth keep bothering her. I'm afraid she might be getting periodontilis and I can't afford to get her teeth pulled. Not sure what to do except coconut oil but now I will try this. Thank you Dr
Brush her teeth
Use manuka honey from New Zealand. Crazy amount of healing properties - even more than non-Manuka honey.
Leah no manuka for cats
Ellen McIntyre what do u mean no manuka for cats? I just gave my cat manuka honey? Bout ¼ teaspoon.. I paid $26 for it..
Dr Jones video said unpasteurized honey for sneezing cat or it has anti viral or something to that affect , so I went out & bought some.. Are u saying manuka no good for cats?
Come to think of it another very years ago told me to put Manuka. Directly on my pets wound
@@Add_Account485 Manuka (relative of eucalyptus) is fatal to cats. Honey, local or clover is good.
Linda Wagner According to these folks, garlic is bad for cats:
www.hillspet.com/cat-care/nutrition-feeding/toxic-foods-for-cats
And these folks, as well as others, recommend against giving cats honey:
manukahoneyusa.com/can-cats-eat-raw-honey/
Thank you! May manuka help for oral tumors in dogs? Im really desperate to find something non-toxic that works would greatly appreciate any advice .
Dr. Jones: Your dogs are so relaxed & compliant & so cute - they always make me smile! Obviously they really love you! I also give my dog honey & garlic & take it myself when I feel a cold coming on ...
You are so kind
Honey and garlic fermented in a jar it’s wonderful too thank you for all your videos 🫶💕🐶
You are the one making a difference m so grateful for u for helping people take care of their pups
I love seeing dogs play in the snow 😊
You got to love those labs. Thanks so much for all your help. You are my go to for my pets.
Hi Dr. Jones! I deal with wounds on what seems to be a regular basis. Raw, unpasteurized honey is my go-to for severe flesh wounds and any wounds that can't easily be bandaged. I had a chicken with a bite wound so large and deep that her lung tissue was exposed! Raw honey drizzled into the hole twice a day and turmeric in her feed - one week later, she was good as new! I'm currently treating a chicken with badly torn skin and exposed muscle and the wound is shrinking considerably each day.
For wounds that can be bandaged or wounds that are bleeding profusely, I apply crushed yarrow. Mostly I use the yarrow on myself (clumsy with knives) and it not only stems the flow of blood but it also prevents infection and speeds healing! Yarrow is a "weed" that grows throughout NA and can be found in almost any back yard; civil war surgeons used it as wound-packing material, for good reason. An alternative for yarrow is plantain if you just need the antibacterial action.
In your video, you said ANY honey will do; I thought pasteurized honey (the bulk of what is on the grocery store shelves) was not effective, due to the pasteurization killing off the beneficial microbes? I have never tried it since I always buy the good stuff ;)
I actually prefer locally produced honey but in some places, they are not available so they have no choice but opt for grocery honey. :-)
@@hahna77 I'm tired
I keep expecting angel wings to pop out of your back and you fly away
What a SWEET dog! I use garlic and honey but my dogs shy away from them. My do tore his nail back to the quick so I'm going to do this
Thank you so much! Your intuition is spot on when it comes to the pets in my circle! The one lap dog was desperate for her walkabout and squeezed herself through the gate, gouging a boomerang flap which the other dogs are licking! I'll get onto the garlic and honey as soon as I can! Thanksxxx
Pippi was so happy when she got to lick the spoon .😄 She is such a sweet dog.
thank you and Love you so much for your natural healing advice!
Colloidal silver is brilliant ...
Yes, I was going to remind Dr J of colloidal silver! It works great also😊
I have a question I have a dog who has reoccuring eye infections due to allergies. He's now taking dr. John supplement on day 4. If I give him garlic will it clear up his eye infection he can't see if he's running into stuff and I'm worried he's going to get really sick
@@dianelackey4669 u can spray colloidal silver in the yes and use neosporin oinment (make sure it does NOT have pain killer in it) in the eye. i tried it on myself b4 i used on a cat with the CS and within a week bam her infection was gone. I also added CS to the wet food.
I use CS (a few drops) in my Japanese Chin’s water.
Thank you Itook my Bassett off seiroids crushed plantain with a bit of water added honey.Been giving to Max for two weeks. Table spoon a day. What an improvement. His allergies and bloody swollen noise is gone. Thank you so much
Hi 👋🏼 Doctor I was looking for some natural Antibiotic for my Dog and Thanks God I found You 🙌🏼 Candy 🐶 presented side effects to clavamox in this days, she has an UTI so I cut off the medication and I made this recipe Garlic and honey, she accepted and enjoyed, Her Doctor will call me back I already called to say about the side effects... so I don't want to miss her doses 👍🏼 so she still on meds but now natural, she is a Healthy Girl, probably medications are a bomb for her.. Thanks for the recipe!!!!
Lorentix Channel hope Candy is doing well now
I greatly appreciate your home remedy tips and alternatives to expensive big pharma options. Thank you.
Thank you ...God Bless you Dr Jones ... have this problem with my outside Dog Hudini Red and swollen on side of toe nail have been giving him a little Tumeric and honey in water for pain and dipping his foot in the tumeric mixture after .... He still has redness was able to sqeeze the red lump and opened a little which released the pressure and he has been cleaning it now he puts his weight on the foot but still needs a little more help for it to heal ... couldnt get a vet to see him ...unable to get him into my small car , but will go down and make this up for Hudini ... Thank you for your valuable information you are a blessing ...
Omg this vid came at a great time. My Shepard has a sore nail and in between her toes is inflamed. I'm going to give this a try. Thank you so much! Natural is so much better
Just found this channel soo pleased
Thanks for your excellent videos and advice andrew best regards uk
Doctor, my fur baby LOVES this! I made a large concoction using Australian Jarrah honey, but I would like to use Manuka honey if I can. We live out in the bush, so it is a fair drive in order to source this.
Henry had an infection on his bottom but since following your instructions, he is now on the mend. He is a Great Dane, Bull Arab cross and he, along with my other fur babies, is generally healthy.
In addition to your wonderful, home made remedy, I dissolved an aspirin into some black tea which ai steeped for 20 minutes, with one aspirin that I later dissolved into it. I applied the mixture while still very warm, to Henry's bottom. I have done these compresses a few times over the past 48 hours, and Henry's bottom has really settled down again.
Henry does not like garlic but he had no trouble consuming your natural remedy! I was also mindful to ensure that he had the correct dose for his collosal body weight!
Thank you for all your help.
Dear Doc, thank you for reaffirming garlic as a useful treatment for various minor ailments in dogs. I used to use garlic in our food all the time, and I’d also put in our first dog’s food (rescue dog who lived to 15.5 years, and we got her when she was 3 months of age); of course, she also ate table scraps. After she was sent over the rainbow bridge, I learned that dogs shouldn’t have garlic, so our subsequent dogs have not been given garlic, or used it for any topical applications, as I would also have utilised. I surely wasn’t going to risk giving our Dobermann any garlic... that’s one expensive dog to accidentally kill! Provided she only receives a minimal amount, orally, I can now start eating garlic again. Yay!!!
As for other natural antibiotics that should have no ill effects on our precious pooches, I have been cooking for my baby since bringing her home (canned food is available in the pantry, just in case I don’t have one more container of her food in the freezer). She’s only just over 3 years, now, but about 18 months ago she developed a winter allergy (papules, pustules and alopecia). To have the allergen identified and treated was not only going to be very costly, it would have been a terrifying ordeal for her. So I did some research and opted for oral medication (as necessary) and added some key herbs and spices to her food, and came up with a way of cleaning a large, powerful and wilful dog who does not like baths. However, she needed to be kept clean and her skin condition not be allowed to become infected (as some did, extremely minimally).
As for natural, consumable antibiotics, right up there with garlic are both thyme and sage. Interestingly, the taxonomic name for thyme is Thymus vulgaris. As a vet, I’m sure that the first part of the official name for thyme relates back to part of the lymphatic system, i.e. the thymus (I presume dogs have them as well as humans). On the spice side of things, all spices used in curry have anti-inflammatory properties which I believe also contributes to knocking bacteria on the head. Black pepper is vital when using curry spices as it is the catalyst for the magical healing properties of everything else. I also started adding honey and apple cider vinegar to her food, thus adjusting the pH of her food... and improving her gut flora and stimulating her own immune system.
As for topical application, a brew can be made from almost any herb one keeps in the pantry or grows at home, including the standard “parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme”. More traditionally floral plants such as lavender, eucalyptus, ti-tree (I’m an Aussie, and this plant is native to Australia) and aloe vera are also great to throw in the mix. Boil it up and let it cool down. This can be added to a shallow bath, if your dog will get into a bathtub. But, since my Princess won’t do the bath thing, I’ve found that using that brew applied on a wetted brush (excess liquid shaken off) and giving a gentle and loving grooming works well, rinsing the brush and re-applying the brew frequently. If you don’t have all those things on hand, or don’t have the time or inclination to go to such lengths, the short and sweet way of the wet grooming method is to put warm water in a bucket/sink/bowl etc. with bicarbonate soda in it, and use in the same way. Not only will you physically remove dead hair and skin cells, you remove dirt and grime... as well as bacteria, fungus and other causes of infection. What is not removed via the brush is more of less killed off, as there is too much sodium in the water for microscopic, noxious things to survive, by the time you’ve finished. You can do the grooming in small patches, thoroughly going over the area before drying that area with a hand towel (if you have a short-haired dog, like I do) before moving to the next area.
Of course, if you live close to a large body of salt water, that’s a winner right there. My precious pup won’t swim, but I can get her into the water up to her armpits, then I casually scoop a few handsful of water over her and give it a quick rub. Should your dog have dry skin, I wouldn’t recommend sea water too often, unless you follow it up (at home) with a bit of oil being rubbing in... the two oils that I most frequently use (if I need to) are either olive oil or liquid coconut oil. Use in very small quantities, lest your house start to smell like a fish and chip shop or, in the case of using warm coconut oil, smelling of popcorn... not such bad things to smell, but no fun to try and clean off your carpets and furniture 😜🤣👍🏻❤️
Thanks for the detailed info, Linda
@@VeterinarySecrets, if there are any contradictions to oral or topical application, essential oils of the previously mentioned herbs/spices can be safely administered via the use of an oil burner. The lungs are a perfect semi-permeable membrane through which the active agents can pass through, the dose is milder than the other methods of administration, and the infused fumes also help kill germs in the home environment. But always make sure that you top the fluids up, and never leave a burning candle unattended ❤️
@@lindajohnson9282 hi Linda… wonderful information thank you! My 9lb Yorkiepoo has the beginning of a collapsing trachea. He also has a wet cough at night, and he’s especially worse first thing in the morning.
I have some organic oregano oil that isn’t meant for ingesting, I’m glad to hear diffusing it will all work.
@@dawnavandernoot2869, if it’s in a spot like the throat/neck (as in your baby’s case) you can apply a therapeutic oil (not to be ingested) on the skin. The active ingredients will be absorbed through the skin and, in the instance of application on the throat, essential oils will also be warmed up and inhaled, providing a two-pronged attack on the pathogen(s). It’s obviously going to be a milder treatment that won’t show results as quickly as pharmaceuticals, but it’s less harmful/more beneficial to one’s fur-baby (and they generally love the little massage that goes with it) 😉❤️
Is acv and oregano oil alright to be in a burner for senior schitzu with trachea problem s and kidney and heart issues please ..thanks for info brilliant. X
Good morning watching from Maryland. Garlic is the best I will be having mine this morning so good and natural antibiotic is also good if your coughing you can take some have a blessed day
Thanks Dr Andrew Jones for the knowledge.. for a type of pet owner like me we really can't afford to go to the vet
Thanks Dr Jones for all your great videos! You have helped me so much with my Luna and her allergies ❤️
I cure any coughing for my dogs with half of teaspoon honey. It is good to know and have professional consent on the garlic
Thank you
Thank you , I love home remedies. I always go that route 1st . I give my dogs garlic powder in their water 1 month. They a are big dogs about pippy size. It helps keep their fur looking good , it helps keep the fleas off to some not a lot. I use honey for about everything on us. But not the dogs. So I want to say thank you for this wonderful video , my dog has a cut on the small toe just where you applied on pippy. It has infection in it even after the antibiotics, so not so bad . I wrap it cause he wants to go outside and gets dirt in it. He only kicks it when it hurts. Bedadine is what I have been using and it doesn't seem to work. So wish me luck send zero up some prayers. I hope he doesn't chew his foot off cause my dogs are definitely not vampires they love garlic 😂 even with their dandelions in the spring.
I so appreciate your courage, and the information that you provide Dr. Jones. Thank you so very much! Is there a safe amino acid chelate that you would recommend for dogs?
Thank you so much for a Wonderful video Dr.! Very interesting as always!!
You're welcome!
Love your videos and your demonstration dog she's so cute and funny thanks for the videos ❤️
My neighbour who owns an American akita has just been bled of GBP 500 by the vets, treating symptoms with no diagnosis for. Given a prescription of antibiotics + other stuff (3 months supply). The akita was unwell and off his food. He simply bounced back and now running. Either whatever he was taking was so effective or he simply recovered! All he needed was probably some lovely crushed up garlic 🤭 Thanks Dr. Jones, you have all my respect for what you are doing. May the good Lord bless you and keep you, always ❣️
Welcome
Hmm 🤔 bit of a problem here .. every article that I’ve read online says that garlic and onions are absolutely toxic for dogs to consume 😮
I give my little dog Manuka honey to prolong the time for his need for monthly antibiotics . He gets a bad snorty back of the nose and throat infection every month . But I’d never ever give him garlic
My Labrador LOVES garlic. Manuka Honey is a wonderful topical and indigestible for Puppy ailments. Have used it for a long time
Wonderful!
Dear Vet, I love your video. Thank You. Bright Blessings!!!
You seriously are my favorite Veterinarian. I wish you was my local Vet. Can I ask you, is there an alternative that one can give a dog for Pannus other then the Optimmune cyclosporine? And does one have to get doggy goggles for the German Shepherd? Would love to know your thoughts on this.
They are now making medical grade Manuka honey. From my understanding Manuka honey is great for drawing out infection. Thanks : )
True, for humans too!
*Sour wood honey, that's my favorite!! Thanks for the tips on garlic & honey.* 🌹👍🌹👍🌹👍
You're welcome! Just make sure to follow the dosage on the garlic. ;-)
Pippy agrees it smells yummy and tastes good too xx
EVERYTHING is yummy for Pippi. XD
I use that for my dog here’s my receipt I use and for my dog 1 cup of distilled water 1/4 cup of apple cider vinegar 8tablespoons of organic honey and two crushed garlic and wa la I use it and my dog table spoone every 4 hrs blessed healing ❤
God bless for share this remedy! Thanks
Thank you for all of the self help. I love your videos!!
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Wow, ty so much for the insight of what to give our dogs
i use colloidal silver. works like a charm every time
Good to know, thank you.
Thanks Dr. your videos are very informative and useful. I have a question. at which age puppies can be fed with this garlic and honey recipe? thanks
Usually I'm not right on time. My lab just got a serious scrap, not a cut it deep wound. Bit a severe scrape. Thx Doc, getting some garlic today. Have a nice day everyone.
Have a great day, Charles!
Always great to watch and to learn. XX
Dogs and snow! Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa! Fun time! Now that Spring really does seem to be approaching, the snow is much more tolerable. The dogs will miss it when it's gone, but will I? Mine just came in, wet and slopping, going for the food bowl, then schlurping up the water, to be followed by a long nap in front of the fire. Life is good. Thanks for this Natural recipe, Dr Jones!
Dr u are a hero.. Luv Pipi. I was Luking for some natural ways to treat infection for my dog.. Tried lots of meds it was getting worse plus Cudnt afford anymore to spend.. After ur holistic approach he is doing better but will definitely try this bcoz he is prone to infection ..luv u and Pipi💖
Dr Jones very thankful for all your videos and advise. I was under the impression that garlic just like onions was bad (toxic) for dogs, I guess that was wrong.
Thank you Doctor Jones. Nkt sure if you will read this comment, but I'd like to ask what kind of infections this recipe can treat. Thank you.
I could just reach out and give you a big thankyou hug. Great information and fun video.❤
Love that Pippy!❤ very interesting natural antibiotic and safer than store bought topicals! Thank you Dr. Jones.
You're welcome, Bonnie! Pippy sure enjoys being in front of the camera.
Thank God for you. I just saw your video on natural remedies for pyometra. I have a 14year old Pomeranian she has been having discharge for a few weeks and now is bleeding. I have never seen her have a period in the 2 years I have had her. I hope that the honey garlic and vitamin C will help her.
From my experience absolutely imperative to have raw honey that hasn't been heat treated or else the sugars in the honey just end up feeding the bacteria but if you get a good raw honey that hasn't been heat treated over 115 degrees or so and you're going to have all the benefits because I tried some honey on a cut on a wound and it just got more infected but then when I had the local honey it worksrts so quickly. Ps Walmart absolutely does not have legitimate raw honey in my experience I bought a few rounds of different things from Walmart that said raw and they don't work topically on what I was treating which was an ongoing skin rash but the raw honey and in particular the manuka honey worked fabulously
Woow thanks soo much for the information. Can i give it to kittens as well orally?
Thank you so much dr. Andrew !
That's an amazing information and I'm gonna try it for my cats.
However what's the dosage for crushed garlic for cats per kg ?
Did you try it on cats? Tnx
@Mislimisli Misli
I tried to give them but they didn't want to taste it.
Your a blessing my lady they said has blood in poop im tired of rhem ovwr charging me shes a year old geeman shepard?
Good day Doctor, what is the Natural remedy or home remedy for Cat who has Uti or kidney probs?? what about Apple Cider? Pls help thank u...😻
Almz Alison cats don’t really like acv mine don’t, not even mixed with food
narrow leaf plantain!!! great for GI system as well. great for humans too!!!
if it's a wound or bite, you chew it a little bit , then apply to wound and wrap with gauze tape. if ur dog is eating grass, then pick the plantain and feed a few of the leaves to them instead. for humans u do the same things with wounds (like diabetic wounds) or for boils and spider bites(even brown recluse and black widow bites( again cover with a gauze and wrap it overnight. u can also boil it in water and drink it as a tea for any GI issues.
“Pip(ster)”!! Love it! Adorable dog!🤗😍
Thanks doc ..very helpful like me without money for going to vet clinic
You're welcome
Garlic is like a superfood and it has so many important antibacterial benefits for humans too.
But quick question; most sites say garlic is toxic for dogs. So garlic ISNT bad for dogs?
Love love love your remedies all God given…
Pipi is so cuuute...
Thank you!
We used turmeric powder,cute dog
Turmeric has anti-inflammatory properties as well. Pippi says thanks, Angela! :)
Pure Oregano Oil in a 50/50 mix with Extra Virgin Olive Oil is a great internal or topical antibiotic and anti fungal.
Have you ever given it in conjunction with anything else, or (separately administered) in combo with garlic and honey?
Recently I had one of my dog's teeth cleaned, because of her bad breath. The Vet prescribed clindamyacin 25mg twice a day for infected gums. The dog hated it, so I stopped giving it to her. Wonder if you have tried this recipe for bad breath or infected gums. I'm going to.
Thanks!
You are an amazing vet. Thank you.
Thank you!
You’re amazing! Thank you so much!
Thanks
Thank you. This is ok for kitties also?
That dog is so sweet
Omg I think u might just be a life saver ... I'm gonna try this at least until tomorrow if I can get my baby to a vet she has a abxcess inside her mouth she's 3 months old
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