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Re: Be Careful Using Essential Oils for Fleas

Lilu (Southern California) on 06/20/2026

PLEASE DON'T USE just ANY essential oil, ESPECIALLY on CATS!!!! Check & re-check with ASPCA & other organizations before using even the smallest amount on ANY PET. Peppermint essential oil (just like most other mints) is highly toxic to cats. PLEASE Be CAREFUL!!!!!!

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Re: Stroke in Dog

Alex (Ga) on 06/18/2026

My shorkie(shitzu/yorkie, 15lbs) had a stroke on Saturday. She refuses to eat or drink since Monday. I am looking to follow your regime of herbs/food. As I get the herbs you suggested… should I be using the amount suggested? I don’t want the doctors prescribing chemicals for her.

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ACV for Cats

Andyart (WA) on 06/16/2026
5 out of 5 stars

So I intuitively felt I could give my kitties some Apple Cider Vinegar and cranberry diluted with clean water, I noticed they have not had much energy. So I took a dropper and put about 5 dropper fulls in their mouths and will continue to do it a few times throughout the day maybe two. When I see improvement I will taper off. This site is great for me to make sure from others posts that it is something that works :)yay for not having to take them to overpriced vets!!

Re: Fur Loss From Sleeping on Hay

Nancy Brady RN (Ireland) on 06/12/2026

Hay is for horses! STRAW would be the proper thing to use for bedding for cats and dogs.

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Re: Garlic for Dogs

PaintyLiz (Ft Worth TX) on 06/11/2026

That is how they guarantee they come up with the answer they want. They know garlic helps the animal and they don't want that.

Once you realize that all these agencies that are trying to "help" you or your animal actually do NOT want to help you or your animal and want to keep you sick and going to Big pharma for cures then you realize why things are done the way they are!

Change the intended outcome and you will see that everything makes complete sense and is logical.

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Black Salve for Tumors in Pets

Cristina (Australia) on 06/11/2026
4 out of 5 stars

Hi I applied black salve on my dog, and she licked on day 2 in between changing bandages and the 1/2 eschar didnt quite make it after day 3 adn dropped off, then the rest dropped off day 5. there is a white nodule on the wound and wandering whether to reapply salve.

Re: Apple Cider Vinegar for Cats Works

Cat mom (TX) on 06/10/2026

Awesome...thank you for this story..

I have a cat with allergies I will try this to see if it helps my furbaby stop scratching, bitting itself... so much..

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Neem Oil for Hotspots

Dorothy (Philippines) on 06/09/2026
5 out of 5 stars

Yes, pure Neem Oil on dog hotspot, dried it up overnight on my dachshund.

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Re: Cat With Itchy Skin

June (Cincinnati) on 06/07/2026

I solved my kittys itchy skin problem with a fish oil supplement from chewydotcom for cats. I put a quarter teaspoon in his food or less and mix it up. It worked so fast!!! It has fish oil and vitamin e.

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Re: Apple Cider Vinegar for Fleas

Alex (Utah) on 06/06/2026

Does your cat try to run away when applying the vinegar due to the smell? I tried using essential oils, and my cat runs away fast!

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Re: Urine for Eye Infections in Pets

Sam (NC) on 06/05/2026
5 out of 5 stars

I’m an RN for 35 years. I asked a doctor one time 30 years ago in an elevator if urine of my own urine would cure my pink eye. He thought about it for a minute and he said happy yes, it would. Yes, you can use your own urine for your own cat. Two or three drops two or three times a day. Your own urine can work miracles you need to look into it. I bought an eyewash cup, and every time I went to the restroom, I caught my urine washed my eyes with the eyecup pink eye gone. It Works!

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Cat With Itchy Skin

Donna (TX) on 06/04/2026

My cat has allergies I was told by my vet.he scratches chews at his skin and scratches a lot...I changed his food and water bowls..changed his food ..but he still scratches ..600 dollars to the vet and still nothing is working..what can I do to help him..

Re: Seeking Parasite Remedies for Chickens

Chad (South Central KY) on 06/02/2026

I've been keeping chickens for over 25 years and only once noticed a problem with parasites when I kept them in a small area and only occasionally let them out while I was building a fence. Never have had a problem when they always are allowed to roam free all day in that fenced half acre pasture. But diatomaceous earth worked that time. It's usually added to animal feed in small amounts at local mills that still mix their own. Another good remedy for nearly everything is Chlorine Dioxide made fresh with drops every few days(degrades over time and won't last even a week mixed). Put them in their water in a pale with a lid with those little drip nipples or some other opaque closed container(with just a little cup to drink from. How much is anyone's guess. I started out with about 10 drops in a half gallon of water with no problem and later mixed those 10 drops in a much smaller amount to where they'd drink it within a few days. Do this for a time and then stop and repeat if problem persists. Probably not good to do continuously since they will become depended on it. Best thing to do with all animals is not to baby them too much. Give them the most basic of needs and let nature take it's course. The more man tries to intervene the worst the outcome seems to be. Just a thought.

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Re: Seeking Parasite Remedies for Chickens

Katzie (Cancun, Mexico) on 05/31/2026

Diatomaceous Earth!! If you look ar the stuff with a microscope, it looks like shards of glass which cuts parasites up on a micro level! Here at my dog shelter we have saved many dogs using D.E. (mixed with milk or water). With chickens, I am not experienced as to how this could be added to their feed and/or water. Could you make it smell palatable to a chicken like a dog. I just know the stuff works!

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ACV for Pet's Ears

Doxie Momg (Weeki Wachee, Florida USA) on 05/31/2026
5 out of 5 stars

Dachshund

I use Organic Apple Cider Vinegar w the mother for my babies ears. They love to swim, so it’s imperative to reset their ears, after being in Salt Water.

Re: Where to Find Homeopathic Eye Drops for Sight Loss in Dog

Regina A (Colorado) on 05/28/2026

cheapmedicineshop.com

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Re: Black Salve for Tumors in Pets

Jane Frances (Louisiana) on 05/25/2026
5 out of 5 stars

when using Black salve I have found that putting a bit of coconut oil on it helps releive the pain significantly, and after the tumor drops out, immediatley fill the hole with coco oil- it stops the pain and speeds healing, more often than not it will leave a minimal scar- if any.

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Bananas for Elderly Dogs

trustlee-gb (China) on 05/16/2026

Letting your dog exercise more will help your dog live longer.

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Re: Hydrogen Peroxide, DMSO for Tumors in Pets

Vickie Netzloff (MI) on 05/14/2026

Wanting to know how many parts hydrogen peroxide to how many parts DMSO? My cat has a large tumor on his shoulder & one on underside of front paw. I love him dearly & just ordered some food grade hydrogen peroxide from Amazon. This sounds like a winning combo as the peroxide brings oxygen to the tumor. Cancer cells thrive in low oxygen.

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Seeking Parasite Remedies for Chickens

Softly Chasweka (Malawi) on 05/05/2026

Hello . please help me with the natural remedy for internal parasites in chickens.eg round worm and tape worm

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