Adrienne (ID) on 02/11/2025
Beth (Pennsylvania) on 02/10/2025
I'd been taking borax for at least 5 years for my stiffness & it really helped so I tried a pinch on my dogs food once a day. Within 3 days I noticed a huge difference.
Erika (Campbell River) on 02/03/2025
Jim (NYC) on 01/31/2025
Due to the favorable outcomes, veterinarians are now prescribing LDN for their “patients”. It is currently being used in animals to help lessen the pain of chronic arthritis, to treat some autoimmune disorders and to help slow the growth of some tumors. Good results have been reported in treating lymphoma, adenomas, nasal/sinus cancer, inflammatory bowel disease, degenerative myelopathy and others.
https://www.ldnscience.org/lp/ldn-animals LDN is a safe, non-toxic and inexpensive drug that helps regulate a dysfunctional immune system.
https://ldnresearchtrust.org/what-is-low-dose-naltrexone-ldn
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precious yorkie (California) on 01/31/2025
my little Yorkie just had an eye rupture. as if that hasn't been enough we just learned that she is headed toward kidney failure and needs 4 hours of fluid prior to her op. dry food is the worst for them and "for dogs only" has a wet food that is RX from your vet that is low in protein rich in vitamins etc. If you don't have a "FDO" store by you chewy also carries this brand. I know these are difficult issues to face, I'm there with you. xx
Re: Cat Seizures - Remedies Needed Vera (Colorado) on 01/30/2025
Re: Cat Seizures - Remedies Needed Art (California) on 01/30/2025
This article may offer you a multiple options for cat seizures :
https://veterinarysecrets.com/dog-cat-with-seizures-you-should-know-this/
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Re: Cat Seizures - Remedies Needed AN (Tokyo) on 01/30/2025
Cat Seizures - Remedies Needed JohnnieR (Florida ) on 01/30/2025
we have a almost 3 year old cat that started to have seizures she has them almost everyday.
Dose anyone know a natural remedy that helps?
dogsgrandma (Westbury, New York) on 01/27/2025
My daughter's pitbull mix had super red skin with tons of scratching. Nothing the vet gave him worked. Shots, allergy medication, change of food, etc. I was taking bromelain for myself and thought "I wonder if you can give this to a dog?" YES you can and it goes by body weight. I was babysitting for my daughter's dog for a weekend and started to give him one capsule in the am and one in the pm. By the next day the redness was almost all gone and he was not scratching or licking his paws. Seriously this dog has been transformed and is so much more comfortable.
Katzie (Cancun, México ) on 01/21/2025
Rob (Kentucky) on 01/16/2025
The Spatula, Volume 23, p. 219. 1916
Treatment by means of saline injection and liquid paraffin has proved efficacious with many practitioners. It is a mild and agreeable cure compared with repeated administrations of cathartics and the like, besides being much quicker in action and seldom producing enteritis and gastritis. The mode of application is: get the animal by the hind legs . elevate these, then inject into the rectum from one to two pints of warm salt solution (3ij . to 3 vj. to the pint), and keep the legs elevated for some time after. Vomiting usually occurs then, after which liquid paraffin can be given by the mouth in doses of from 3j. to 3 vj., according to breed, age, size, weight, and condition of the animal. The bowels usually move in the course of a few hours, but if no response, the treatment can be repeated and continued at least twice a day until a result is obtained. Usually no more than twice is necessary, unless it be a very pronounced and obstinate case. Care must be taken in the after-feeding, as a recurrence is easily produced through carelessness. – Chemist and Druggist.
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Re: Hydrogen Peroxide Use for Cats Vera (Colorado) on 01/16/2025
I have used H2O very successfully for the treatment of feline acne, with several cats. Please don't spread panicky info without providing further info.
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