This is not only useful but essential for all animal carers. I wish and will always wish I'd seen your video 3 weeks ago, mid March my vet of 15 years told me my cat was well and just a 'naughty' cat for not eating, this was after 8 visits and 3 blood tests in 2 and half months after she swallowed cotton string, I pointed out to my vet that she wasn't eating or drinking water and vomiting after I seringed water, also I pointed out her gums were pale almost yellow and shouldn't they b pink/red? but he insisted her blood tests and gums good, and just a naughty cat, prescribed her anti depressants, I trusted his advice and she hid her suffering, she died of kidney failure 6 weeks later. She was only 4 years of age. Your videos help save those precious lives and pain, also confirm our instinct, thank u!
This is very good information. I have had numerous dogs that DO NOT vocalize or complain when they are in pain. I try to keep a baseline of their heart-rate, temperature, fluid and food intake, bowel movement and kidney out-flow, how their gum and teeth appear, and if they are older - a blood-panel. Thanks so much for your time and the care you show for animals. I love my dogs and prevention and monitoring really is important to their daily and life-long health. My dogs say, "RUFF, woof, woof, bark!" (Dog speak: "Thank you Dr. Jones!")
I know how to take a glucose reading from a drop of blood taken from the earlobe, but how do you measure the blood pressure of a cat or dog? surely you cannot use a cuff like on a human.
my chow mix bear of 13 1/2 years, was super intuitive, happy, and all heart throughout his life, he ate, home cooked meals, of course I gave him kibble, but as soon as I started realizing, it was all crap, I quickly switched him to home cooked meals, especially throughout his senior years so I really appreciate this channel, as it teaches us, things, and opens our eyes to, other avenues, that we can take with our dogs
Spot on comment about when to call the vet. Our cat has the best of both worlds in East TN.. He can go run up and down the trees-yes, run, or stay inside . He comes and goes pretty much as he pleases. One afternoon, I let him in the door and noticed an unusual small bulge in his side. I called the vet thinking an appointment next morning, the Vet said bring him in ASAP. . He had an abcess, and was prescribed antibiotics. It was almost as if he suddenly knew he was sick when we arrived home. He laid around the house for about 48 hours before resuming his normal activities. No telling what would have happened if I had waited until the next day. I try to know that I don't know, if that makes sense.
Good video. Great advice. I just ordered your book! Thank you for the suggestion - hadn't realized there was one out there!! Can't wait to get it. I'm sure it's well written, and packed with good information, just like your videos. Blessings to you and Lewis, Debbie
Hi Dr. Jones! I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed with so many issues going on right now. I try to do everything non evasively from home first. Especially after my loss of my black lab from cancer last June. "which is how I found you" After what I went through I continued to do more research & bought your book as well. I have a pit bull that has a very bad skin issue "bad itch, hair loss, elephant skin & sores" I have been feeding him a raw diet now for over a year. No rice or potato at all. It contains meat, fish oil & egg shell. I recently added kale, blueberries, apples, & spinach and he gets turmeric golden paste as well separately. I am using Nzymes products for skin & have been now for a couple months. I was using SoJos brand dehydrated food, I've tried the one where I add the meat and the one with goat meat already in it, but the problem is that they still have alfalfa in them and my Harley still itches and the expense was $75 every 14 days. He has sores that randomly get better/worse & some go away, but others appear. Reason I am writing you is that due to a big weight loss on the SoJos, I have decided to go back to my meat diet as I stated in the beginning, I recently added kale, blueberries, apples and spinach for a more nutritional balance. Now I am seeing blood in his urine along with more frequent potty times. Is this just a coincidence or did I cause this? I'm hoping to get a urinalysis and blood test done asap, but this food thing is getting out of hand. I've spent countless hours cutting up chicken, beef, pork loin, etc;, please help.
Hi Lori, 1st rule out mange- ask your vet to treat with revolution 2nd get the allergy under control short term- EFA's, antihistamines, licorice tincture, topical bath with green tea/castille soap/apple cider vinegar 3rd then do a proper food trial 6-8 weeks
Mr. Jones thank you for taking care of dogs and if you take care of cats and other pets and thank you I hope you are having the best day and be careful because you might by accident hurt the dog or animal once again have a great day every day and hit the like buttoning toy think Dr. Jones is great with pets
Good evening From France, I hope you re doing well. Thank you for thoses very clear and important explanations and informations. I did subscribe no long time ago, I am very happy and thanksful for all the vidéos I ve seen yet. Kisses from Paris ! Abby.
Dr Jones my dog have itchy skin and I could not tell what was causing him . I saw many small red dots in his skin (look like wound) especially behind the ears the head and if I used my fingers to touched it it feel like tiny dots . if I used my fingers to scratch it I would see something white come out from it skin/fur and it look like dandruff and this is also same when I used the flea comb and my dog does not like me to comb him he would try to turned around try to run away like he feel pain and he also can't stand the hairdryer when I blow him after his bath . My dog is black it is very hard to see anything under nake eyes so I alway use my fingers to feel it then looked into his skin . But a month ago I caught a small tick and I told my vet and she say this isn't a serious problem .I did not see any tick later on.
I've been spreading you around like a sac of fleas.. So cool.😎 I'm sad.. My 17 yr.old kitty Lily walked away ,,, down the ramp a few days ago😭😭😭 and didn't come back... Didn't think it would happen that way.. We took selfies that way. I knew she was getting ready, she was skinny.. I miss her.😭😭💕
you probably dont care but if you're bored like me atm then you can watch pretty much all the latest series on instaflixxer. Have been streaming with my girlfriend for the last months :)
Excellent video. Received your book from Amazon. LOVE IT!!! Thank you for writing it. For pets who are on the heart meds and others life time meds that have the side effects how do we move them to the alternative methods instead? I do see the alternative approaches in each chapter, but when wanting to go to the alternative approach, is there a process (formula) to build up the alternative methods and then to decrease and phase out the lifetime pharmaceutical meds? Maybe you have this in a video or will be bringing this forward in one of the future videos or the next edition of your brilliant book. I use only alternative treatments for myself, but was not so fortunate for my 20 pound 13 year old male Pom. He is on the life time heart meds (for the last few months) and I would like to trade those pills for the alternatives. I am ordering your dog formula as a supplement and adding the Omega oils and probiotics. It might be something to consider talking about in the future. I really enjoy your daily lesson. Thank you for all that you do! Happy Canada Day a few days late!
Hi Barbara, Thanks for the kind words. Once you are on conventional meds, you need to work with your veterinarian to transition over to certain selected holistic options. For instance with hear medications, you can potentially substitute dandelion leaf tincture for lasix, but you would do this with your vet knowing. As for the specific heart meds, it depends on the enxtent of the disease, and you may not be able to come off them ( ie stay on Fortekor) All the meds have different half lives, so it is medication dependent.
Thank you for bringing up the half life of medications and when and if it is possible to move to alternatives. Never thought of that. I will see if my vet, who is not trained in alternative meds and readily admits to this, if he can make a referral to a vet who is trained in both. Keep up the fantastic work! It is needed.
How do you feel about breast cancer in dogs . My Gordon Setter had a lump on her breast and it grew into a cluster , I was told she had some long name of cancer , and that surgery to remove it before it got that big , it would only make it spread more quickly , and that chemo would not help , and that it would only make her suffer more . We finally out her to sleep after the tumors burst open , even though she seemed like she was just fine . They had her on Prednisone for a year . And how do you feel about that medication ?🤗
Hi dr My shitzu is almost 12 years old , she has a ear tumor almost 3 years ago Now it’s getting bigger . I clean with warm salt water n put flush cleaning Sometimes she has ear infection I give Optic ointment The vet recommended surgery to remove the ear tumor . But she is almost 12 years old , I’m afraid she has heart or kidney failure for her age Not good for ear surgery. Please advise
Is there anything natural you can suggest for a 15 year old cat diagnosed with hyperthyroidism? He takes the thyroid meds (2 pills per day, 12 hours apart) but I have a very hard time giving them to him. Tried putting them in his food - even crushing them - but he either avoids the pill when it's whole or won't eat the food when it's crushed in it. I hope there is an alternative. Thanks for any advice:)
Hi,I stepped back,rt on my dogs front paw! No yelp,he jerked it out before I had stepped all way. Palpitations show n reaction, bones and tissues seem same as thee paw,no abrasion. He ran immediately after, and still runs full speed ,no licking,but...he limps,bad.And in 3days its got worse. Soaked in Epsom salts,giving 1baby aspirin 2x/day as of today. Wt abe40#,4yrs old,lab boarder collie,yellow lab mix. Any suggestions?
@@VeterinarySecrets is there a alternative way to check with any of these that go by looking at the color of the gums if it's a chow or shar pei being purple is normal for them?
Hi Dr Jones, My 12nyr old mixed lab/pitbull suffered wounds from another dog bite. He is currently on antibiotics, pain and inflammation meds. After 3 days he developed swelling around mouth and red eye lining. Is this an allergic reaction? Or side effects from meds? He eat and walks around. No diarrhea, no whinning. Thank you in advance
Why would a cat hide just out of site for two days straight? Our cat was acting normal up until yesterday when she didn't "come home" and we still didn't see her today until my son went up on the roof (where she likes to lay on hot days) and found her. After eating she tried to leave again, but we brought her back inside for overnight observation. We don't understand why she hid out of site and didn't come in when we got home (which she usually does when we drive up). Do you have any idea why the strange behavior all of a sudden?
Hi, my book on Amazon is called 'Veterinary Secrets; Natural Health For Dogs and Cats' www.amazon.ca/Veterinary-Secrets-Natural-Health-Dogs/dp/1494928140
so i have a chi and she has a very loose tooth on top behind the canine tooth should i just pull it or pay the 100$ and have the vet pull it? i move it around a few times a day to see if it will work it's way out but so far no. i try pulling on it some and she doesn't yelp or wine, and i see the root moving under the gum. i pulled my kids teeth when they were young that were loose like this. if i could send a video i would but don't know how. thanks
so your saying to see the vet? i was about to just yank it out like i did for the kids but you say not a good idea? what is a good toothpaste and brush? i use a mascara brush because the rest are to big for her mouth. thanks
Look some one gave me this dog that is a yorkie Has a really itching hair coming out I don't have the money for a vet or they want to charge a arm and a leg he really needs help
This is not only useful but essential for all animal carers. I wish and will always wish I'd seen your video 3 weeks ago, mid March my vet of 15 years told me my cat was well and just a 'naughty' cat for not eating, this was after 8 visits and 3 blood tests in 2 and half months after she swallowed cotton string, I pointed out to my vet that she wasn't eating or drinking water and vomiting after I seringed water, also I pointed out her gums were pale almost yellow and shouldn't they b pink/red? but he insisted her blood tests and gums good, and just a naughty cat, prescribed her anti depressants, I trusted his advice and she hid her suffering, she died of kidney failure 6 weeks later. She was only 4 years of age. Your videos help save those precious lives and pain, also confirm our instinct, thank u!
So sorry to hear of your cat passing away, Maria.
@@VeterinarySecrets Thank you
This is very good information. I have had numerous dogs that DO NOT vocalize or complain when they are in pain. I try to keep a baseline of their heart-rate, temperature, fluid and food intake, bowel movement and kidney out-flow, how their gum and teeth appear, and if they are older - a blood-panel. Thanks so much for your time and the care you show for animals. I love my dogs and prevention and monitoring really is important to their daily and life-long health. My dogs say, "RUFF, woof, woof, bark!" (Dog speak: "Thank you Dr. Jones!")
Thanks :-)
I know how to take a glucose reading from a drop of blood taken from the earlobe, but how do you measure the blood pressure of a cat or dog? surely you cannot use a cuff like on a human.
Lewis was such a good dog. So patient when you demonstrated things.
my chow mix bear of 13 1/2 years, was super intuitive, happy, and all heart throughout his life, he ate, home cooked meals, of course I gave him kibble, but as soon as I started realizing, it was all crap, I quickly switched him to home cooked meals, especially throughout his senior years
so I really appreciate this channel, as it teaches us, things, and opens our eyes to, other avenues, that we can take with our dogs
Spot on comment about when to call the vet. Our cat has the best of both worlds in East TN.. He can go run up and down the trees-yes, run, or stay inside . He comes and goes pretty much as he pleases. One afternoon, I let him in the door and noticed an unusual small bulge in his side. I called the vet thinking an appointment next morning, the Vet said bring him in ASAP. . He had an abcess, and was prescribed antibiotics. It was almost as if he suddenly knew he was sick when we arrived home. He laid around the house for about 48 hours before resuming his normal activities. No telling what would have happened if I had waited until the next day. I try to know that I don't know, if that makes sense.
Thank you Dr Jones!!....
You are welcome :-)
Good video. Great advice. I just ordered your book! Thank you for the suggestion - hadn't realized there was one out there!! Can't wait to get it. I'm sure it's well written, and packed with good information, just like your videos. Blessings to you and Lewis, Debbie
Thanks again.
Thank you for your videos! My dog had a hot spot on his leg and I used your tea and aspirin method. It cleared it up in a week!
Thanks for sharing- good to know !
Dr. Jones is great
You have wonderful ❤ willing assistants..Thank You Louis for helping your human daddy to help us all out here. XOXO
You are a life saver. I’m so grateful for this channel.
You are such a LIFE SAVER
Happy to help:)
Hi Dr. Jones! I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed with so many issues going on right now. I try to do everything non evasively from home first. Especially after my loss of my black lab from cancer last June. "which is how I found you" After what I went through I continued to do more research & bought your book as well. I have a pit bull that has a very bad skin issue "bad itch, hair loss, elephant skin & sores" I have been feeding him a raw diet now for over a year. No rice or potato at all. It contains meat, fish oil & egg shell. I recently added kale, blueberries, apples, & spinach and he gets turmeric golden paste as well separately. I am using Nzymes products for skin & have been now for a couple months. I was using SoJos brand dehydrated food, I've tried the one where I add the meat and the one with goat meat already in it, but the problem is that they still have alfalfa in them and my Harley still itches and the expense was $75 every 14 days. He has sores that randomly get better/worse & some go away, but others appear. Reason I am writing you is that due to a big weight loss on the SoJos, I have decided to go back to my meat diet as I stated in the beginning, I recently added kale, blueberries, apples and spinach for a more nutritional balance. Now I am seeing blood in his urine along with more frequent potty times. Is this just a coincidence or did I cause this? I'm hoping to get a urinalysis and blood test done asap, but this food thing is getting out of hand. I've spent countless hours cutting up chicken, beef, pork loin, etc;, please help.
Hi Lori,
1st rule out mange- ask your vet to treat with revolution
2nd get the allergy under control short term- EFA's, antihistamines, licorice tincture, topical bath with green tea/castille soap/apple cider vinegar
3rd then do a proper food trial 6-8 weeks
Thank you. I will try these suggestions.
Mr. Jones thank you for taking care of dogs and if you take care of cats and other pets and thank you I hope you are having the best day and be careful because you might by accident hurt the dog or animal once again have a great day every day and hit the like buttoning toy think Dr. Jones is great with pets
Good evening From France,
I hope you re doing well.
Thank you for thoses very clear and important explanations and informations.
I did subscribe no long time ago, I am very happy and thanksful for all the vidéos I ve seen yet.
Kisses from Paris ! Abby.
Thanks Abby
Dr Jones my dog have itchy skin and I could not tell what was causing him . I saw many small red dots in his skin (look like wound) especially behind the ears the head and if I used my fingers to touched it it feel like tiny dots . if I used my fingers to scratch it I would see something white come out from it skin/fur and it look like dandruff and this is also same when I used the flea comb and my dog does not like me to comb him he would try to turned around try to run away like he feel pain and he also can't stand the hairdryer when I blow him after his bath . My dog is black it is very hard to see anything under nake eyes so I alway use my fingers to feel it then looked into his skin . But a month ago I caught a small tick and I told my vet and she say this isn't a serious problem .I did not see any tick later on.
Thank you for your information. This helps me lot
As always your videos are so informative and we thank you doc
You're welcome!
I've been spreading you around like a sac of fleas.. So cool.😎 I'm sad.. My 17 yr.old kitty Lily walked away ,,, down the ramp a few days ago😭😭😭 and didn't come back... Didn't think it would happen that way.. We took selfies that way. I knew she was getting ready, she was skinny.. I miss her.😭😭💕
Sorry for your loss
Lewis is the most laid back dog I’ve ever seen - LOL. Wonder how old he is.
you probably dont care but if you're bored like me atm then you can watch pretty much all the latest series on instaflixxer. Have been streaming with my girlfriend for the last months :)
@Brodie Harley Yea, I've been watching on InstaFlixxer for months myself =)
Excellent video. Received your book from Amazon. LOVE IT!!! Thank you for writing it. For pets who are on the heart meds and others life time meds that have the side effects how do we move them to the alternative methods instead? I do see the alternative approaches in each chapter, but when wanting to go to the alternative approach, is there a process (formula) to build up the alternative methods and then to decrease and phase out the lifetime pharmaceutical meds? Maybe you have this in a video or will be bringing this forward in one of the future videos or the next edition of your brilliant book. I use only alternative treatments for myself, but was not so fortunate for my 20 pound 13 year old male Pom. He is on the life time heart meds (for the last few months) and I would like to trade those pills for the alternatives. I am ordering your dog formula as a supplement and adding the Omega oils and probiotics. It might be something to consider talking about in the future. I really enjoy your daily lesson. Thank you for all that you do! Happy Canada Day a few days late!
Hi Barbara,
Thanks for the kind words. Once you are on conventional meds, you need to work with your veterinarian to transition over to certain selected holistic options. For instance with hear medications, you can potentially substitute dandelion leaf tincture for lasix, but you would do this with your vet knowing. As for the specific heart meds, it depends on the enxtent of the disease, and you may not be able to come off them ( ie stay on Fortekor) All the meds have different half lives, so it is medication dependent.
Thank you for bringing up the half life of medications and when and if it is possible to move to alternatives. Never thought of that. I will see if my vet, who is not trained in alternative meds and readily admits to this, if he can make a referral to a vet who is trained in both. Keep up the fantastic work! It is needed.
How do you feel about breast cancer in dogs . My Gordon Setter had a lump on her breast and it grew into a cluster , I was told she had some long name of cancer , and that surgery to remove it before it got that big , it would only make it spread more quickly , and that chemo would not help , and that it would only make her suffer more . We finally out her to sleep after the tumors burst open , even though she seemed like she was just fine . They had her on Prednisone for a year . And how do you feel about that medication ?🤗
It's a difficult cancer to treat- as 50% are malignant. Surgery is the best option
Thanks Doc. Always enjoy all your informative and helpful videos. God bless you 🙏 for all you do to help US, the Fur Baby's parents. 😁😘🤗
thanks for the videos ur awesome. subed.
Thanks
❤️🙂🌻… thank you I am learning from watching your channel.
I had a 4 month old puppy yorkie he was bloated and diarrhea and he pasted away last night would you know what he might of happened to him
Sorry for your loss - sound more like parvovirus
Hi dr
My shitzu is almost 12 years old , she has a ear tumor almost 3 years ago
Now it’s getting bigger . I clean with warm salt water n put flush cleaning
Sometimes she has ear infection I give Optic ointment
The vet recommended surgery to remove the ear tumor . But she is almost 12 years old , I’m afraid she has heart or kidney failure for her age
Not good for ear surgery. Please advise
Hi- I would 1st have you get blood tests to check her organ function and see if she is OK for surgery.
Is there anything natural you can suggest for a 15 year old cat diagnosed with hyperthyroidism? He takes the thyroid meds (2 pills per day, 12 hours apart) but I have a very hard time giving them to him. Tried putting them in his food - even crushing them - but he either avoids the pill when it's whole or won't eat the food when it's crushed in it. I hope there is an alternative. Thanks for any advice:)
Louis is hilarious I think he enjoys it LOL
Yeah, good point:)
Hi,I stepped back,rt on my dogs front paw! No yelp,he jerked it out before I had stepped all way. Palpitations show n reaction, bones and tissues seem same as thee paw,no abrasion. He ran immediately after, and still runs full speed ,no licking,but...he limps,bad.And in 3days its got worse. Soaked in Epsom salts,giving 1baby aspirin 2x/day as of today. Wt abe40#,4yrs old,lab boarder collie,yellow lab mix.
Any suggestions?
Possible small fracture- worth a vet exam
Ty
Lewis is cool.
I had a question about Anemia what if the dog is a chow or a shar pei there gums are for the most part purple like there tongue ?
Yes the purple is normal in a chow
@@VeterinarySecrets is there a alternative way to check with any of these that go by looking at the color of the gums if it's a chow or shar pei being purple is normal for them?
Hi Dr Jones,
My 12nyr old mixed lab/pitbull suffered wounds from another dog bite. He is currently on antibiotics, pain and inflammation meds. After 3 days he developed swelling around mouth and red eye lining. Is this an allergic reaction? Or side effects from meds? He eat and walks around. No diarrhea, no whinning.
Thank you in advance
Sounds like a medicine reaction
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Why would a cat hide just out of site for two days straight?
Our cat was acting normal up until yesterday when she didn't "come home" and we still didn't see her today until my son went up on the roof (where she likes to lay on hot days) and found her. After eating she tried to leave again, but we brought her back inside for overnight observation. We don't understand why she hid out of site and didn't come in when we got home (which she usually does when we drive up). Do you have any idea why the strange behavior all of a sudden?
No, but I would have you get her examined
Can you tell me the names of your books .
Hi, my book on Amazon is called 'Veterinary Secrets; Natural Health For Dogs and Cats' www.amazon.ca/Veterinary-Secrets-Natural-Health-Dogs/dp/1494928140
my dog has bad stool smell 😷 ...how can i treat it ...plz help
so i have a chi and she has a very loose tooth on top behind the canine tooth should i just pull it or pay the 100$ and have the vet pull it? i move it around a few times a day to see if it will work it's way out but so far no. i try pulling on it some and she doesn't yelp or wine, and i see the root moving under the gum. i pulled my kids teeth when they were young that were loose like this. if i could send a video i would but don't know how. thanks
Hi Bob- yes better to be removed, but can you combine it with the spay/neuter
so your saying to see the vet? i was about to just yank it out like i did for the kids but you say not a good idea? what is a good toothpaste and brush? i use a mascara brush because the rest are to big for her mouth. thanks
Sorry I asked this lady how old he was she said she didn't know so how do you tell the age.
Look some one gave me this dog that is a yorkie Has a really itching hair coming out I don't have the money for a vet or they want to charge a arm and a leg he really needs help