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It appears that dogs should be eating the same plants, herbs or supplements as us people should for these same type health problems. I figure that the herb 'cat's claw' would be another good one for this situation as well as other ailments they may have as well. And it doesn't taste bad. They would be happy to eat it in with their food. Yummy Yummy.

I subscribed a while back to see what other videos you may have. I found out that you have good videos. I'm glad I subscribed. 👍

Can the introduction of a new dog cause stress that triggers impa?

Oh my goodness! I hope you get to feeling better soon! Take care! 🙏

Please take care!

Didn’t tell us how much to use

Mabye should start a movement about this

Can i give my dog a 1-2 gram of creatine a day?

Greetings from Pennsylvania, USA. Thank you for this video. 🧡🧡

Imagine a quality dog food manufacture that could make food that includes such great herbs! Thank you for this video!

I looked at this video because my dog has Pemphigus, and I was trying to find information about it. He keeps breaking out in big ... they look like abraisions on his back and body - as if he has had a scrape, but in places where his fur would prevent that. Initially, his feet were in a bad way, but after medication from the vet, he appears in good health now, apart from the sores, but they don't seem to bother him. They are thin, flat scabs, and I'm having to keep him "clothed" to stop him licking them and making them worse. He's also losing his fur, and getting bare patches. He's on steroids (vet's orders), but I do give him milk and bits of cheese (because he shows that he loves it), legumes not so much, but he gets scraps left over from our dinner etc. which include pasta and such. I will certainbly be changing his diet as a result of this info. I wasn't familiar with "kibble", but I just looked it up to see what it is, and Google tells me "coarsely ground meal or grain typically used as animal feed. especially : small, dry pellets of processed food for pets (such as dogs and cats)". That suggests dog and cat biscuits. When I'm feeding our cat, I usually give the dog a little handful of cat biscuits as well. Could you say exactly what you mean by "kibble", please, and specifically what foods should be avoided? Superb video, by the way - and what seems like unbiassed information, not motivated by profit. If only more UA-camrs would follow your example!

ISO 100 or Goldstanderd whey protein is good for dogs?. My beagle dog is 5 years of age. How many scoops I give my dog?

ISO 100 or Goldstanderd whey protein is good for dogs?. My beagle dog is 5 years of age. How many scoops I give my dog?

My dog has recently been diagnosed with non-erosive IMPA. We are on day 4 of predisone to get the inflammation under control and I am seeing good initial results with inflammation/swelling in the joints. I have a lot to tackle as this came on quickly and unexpectedly. Have you seen benefit of acupuncture in IMPA?

Good morning-I have a Rhodesian that has had a cough for a month and some reverse sneezing when eating or drinking-(at her worse). I have had her to the vet /vets and $7000 later her body has been over-run with 4 rounds of antibiotics-steroids, anti parasitics and with very little relief. I am very much into the natural remedies for my pets but feared it was her heart and here we are still with no answers but to give her an inhaler. I have been reading about mullein and the natural herbs and would like to treat my baby. I have mullein leaf and marshmallow root to make a hot/cold fusion- what do you recommend as a dosing and how often?

Thank you so much for taking the time today to run me through the UTI ease supplement for Indigo, i look forward to getting her system back to normal with your help ❤

Extremely informative! *SHARED*

So whats the cure

Hi 👋 it's Calvin Napier from the USA. I have a 14 lb Rat Terrier 14 yrs old. I adopted Robbie about 2 yrs ago he was in terrible condition very overweight could barely walk. From what we understand he was physically abused. When he stands his fronts legs would often shake and now he has developed seizures. Very strange he will sleep peacefully through the night and when we get up in the morning to take him out to pee he comes back in to have a seizure. My vet wants only to put him on conventional meds. I'm giving you a list of what I'm doing naturally that doesn't seem to be working. Any thoughts of what else I need to do? 1. Small Batch raw dog food 88% pork, organ and bone 10% vegetables 2% natural supplements 2. Cornbread CBD oil for dogs 750mg 0.5 THC. 25ml 4 times a day. On a little bit of peanut butter. 3. Nature's Way MCT Oil. 1/2 teaspoon in morning, 1/2 teaspoon evening. 4. Nutiva Hempseed oil. 1/2 teaspoon morning, 1/2 teaspoon evening. 5. Dog Greens plant based vitamins and minerals. 1/2 teaspoon morning, 1/2 teaspoon evening. 6. Fera Pet Organics probiotics and prebiotics. 1/4 teaspoon in morning. 7. Super Snouts green lipped mussels 1/8 teaspoon evening 8. No vaccines since I've had him 9. No chemical flea and tick meds. 10. Colostrum 1/4 teaspoon morning

Hello my dog has COPD she is about 10 pounds would Mullen work for her?

This is great! I was curious about the Holy Basil. I grow it (organic) & would be curious if it would be ok to give it in its natural form? If so, how much would I give for 26 pounds? *SHARED*

Can they eat chicken and mutton if they have autoimmune which is effecting only skin my puppy is a maltipoo 3 years old we recently found he have autoimmune in which his skin is having mix infections and dry scaly patches vet gave him steroids but she told us to only give him hypoallergenic food from royal canine but along with other puppies he want to eat chicken and mutton and i feel bad if i don’t give him let me know if i can give it in small amounts or no? Thanks alot

You bring so many helpful tips to the community! I still plan to have Flapjack’s thyroid checked. If all is good I would like to start giving him the seaweed. You mentioned about it having omegas in it. I give him fish oil daily in the morning. Would I need to omit the fish oil on the days he gets seaweed so he’s not getting so much on those days? *SHARED*

I had a female Australian Shepherd that had several bad bacterial intestinal infections as a young dog from eating mulch, etc. She had to be given antibiotics both times and got a horrible yeast infection all over her body. Her poor but looked like a red baboon but. No hair at all. I didn't know what it was though. Her vet kept saying it was allergies and gave her steroids. I struggled with this for 2 years. The 3rd time he suggested steroids, I refused and researched it until I found an example of another dog with the same symptoms. It was yeast infection. I was reading that you had to do a cleanse, and lots of bathing, etc. I did none of that. Probiotics alone cured her pretty quickly. Within a week the red and black blotches on her belly were fading and within a month her hair was well on its way to growing back. I have kept all my dogs on probiotics most of the time since. Recently I ran out of Probiotics for my current Aussie and he has been getting frequent yeasty ears. The antifungal wash gives him relief but once I got him back on probiotics the problem has not returned.

Very good information. I lightly steam organic brocolli, sometimes org carrots, and org green beans. I also sometimes use a little cauliflower. I add dandelion greens when available . I did not know about watercress. I eat that often. I wondered about giving it to dogs. I stay away from spinach, because of the oxilates, myself. Years ago spicy salad with parmesan was a trend. I wondered about that because of the calcium in the cheese binding with the oxilates.

So interesting! I primarily use green beans, broccoli, peas & carrots & pumpkin as veggie toppings on their raw food. Not all at once. I rotate it. However, regarding the sweet potato,I usually cut them up into French Fry strips & dehydrate in the oven for 4 hours. And utilize them as a treat periodically. Knowing it is high in carbohydrates. I trust that by doing this I am still giving them nutrients??? *shared*

I will be contacting you. Have a boxer mix who has pretty severe skin allergies. Thank you for actually caring!

@HappyHealthyDogs Thanks for the video, Dr. My dog (~5 yr, GR, male, neutered, 32kg) has been suffering with: 1. Unexplained weight loss ~5kg btw May-Oct'23. Unable to gain weight ever since, despite increase in food uptake. He's mostly on Homecooked food (rice/oats, boiled chicken/beef meat, organs, raw sardine/mackarel, veggies, seasonal fruits, etc.) 2. GI/Gut Issues: Primarily, restlessness and pacing episodes + other discomfort incl. inconsistent stools (mucus, slimy, smelly) and flatulence However most of his stools problems got much better after introduction of enzymes ( fed him raw, frozen beef pancreas, from Feb-Mar'24), however his stools seemed constipated and he was straining to defecate during rhis period. Simultaneously during this period, he was also on herb supplements (incl. slippery elm+marshmallow root+fennel) and soil based probiotics. On 2 Apr'24, he again had restlessness episode and I stopped this regime. Hemceforth, I had to visit vet and temporarily for 2 weeks, followed a regime of Sulfaslaazine + another probiotics+incl. Enterococcus faecium, lactobacillus Acidophilus). Till now, his fecal tests were normal except lkw elastase but after regime - he contracted Candida yeast infection in the gut (as reported in faecal cytology report) for the 1st time ever 3. Poor Hair: During past 6-8 months, his hair have lost its lusture and volume, looks very rough, thin and most importantly, are growing grey at a fast rate. Skin is fine but there are episodes of itching and sometimes hotspots. 4. Runny/Wet nose (transparent nose dripping since 3 months, happening for the 1st time ever. No known allergies in this regard) 5. Lethargy (but good appetite) Diagnostics test and imaging are mostly fine, except low normal T4/FT4 (unfortunately no one do ED testing of FT4 here, also I have checked reference rangws of some US labs and if I consider them, FT4 comes under low normal). They are not too low but definitely below the reference range as per Indian reference ranges. Vets here say that he is euthyroid sick! No signs of worms/parasites as such. But Low normal Vit B12 and Folate levels are there. TLI is comfortably within range. Faecal elastase however came to be low and hence vet diagnosed him with SIBO/IBS/IBD and put him on Sulfaslaazine and probiotics (which clearly didn't work). Dr, I live in India and there are some new businesses offering great herbal products. My question to you is to please suggest so that I can buy right products: 1) ingredient combination of herbs and supplements and other instructions, etc to solve for chronic gut related malabsorption and SIBO/yeast/etc. 2) Is he really sick euthyroid or it's primary hypothyroidism? How to go about working this situation out? Since I know both gut and thyroid are inter related but can't say which is primary. Since 2 weeks, I have eliminated all grains, dairy, fruits, and starchy veggies and having him on 100% meat based diet. But clearly, this is not enough. In this duration, he also lost 1 kg (maybe because of carbs elimination). Hence this long post and your kind consideration for my loving dog who apparently is losing his vitality as we speak. I really don't want him to progress him to Leaky Gut and related complications + using allopathic meds. Please help!

Hi i have a chichuaha with a trachea problem that the vet dont really know how to treat. Im wondering what you would suggest. He only weighs 3.5kg

I take 100% pure Ashwagandha, powder in my diet,is it’s safe to give to my dog as well? I have a Maltese x Jack Russell,and if so, how much can I give him?

I take 100% pure Ashwagandha, powder in my diet,is it’s safe to give to my dog as well? I have a Maltese x Jack Russell,and if so, how much can I give him?

I take 100% pure Ashwagandha, powder in my diet,is it’s safe to give to my dog as well? I have a Maltese x Jack Russell,and if so, how much can I give him?

Wow! This is eye opening! You know Flapjack’s autoimmune situation. He has not been tested for his thyroid. He is still on prednisone at 1/2 pill a day. Should I ask my Dr to check his thyroid?? He’s been doing so good lately. I’m really interested in more. *shared*

I have learned more in this video than I have at my vet so far! Thank you

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Thank you for this helpful video. Would you please provide a food list that should be avoided?

So informative! I guess I am on the right track with Flapjack’s autoimmune disorder. He & the others are on raw food consisting of beef, lamb & goat. Giving fish oil, make bottles of bone broth, plus green vegetables & other herbs. They are all doing fantastic! *SHARED*

Can you talk about IVDD?

Well you learn something new every day. Thank you for sharing this knowledge. ❤

Just tried to go to your website. Why do we need to create a google account just to see your products for sale? Id love to support you, but I wont make an account to browse. I already "sold" my email to get your "free" book. Please, you are trying to do good here. Dont go down the same road as everyone else. Let us support you happily and freely. Not by selling our email, making us make accounts to just browse, sending people text messages etc. Do you like it? When it happens to you?

I am finding this very helpful. My dog is now on Atopica due to issues with his bum. He had his glands removed because one of them was impacted and it initially recovered. However his bum would bleed after defeacating and he constantly licks it. I have been looking at changing his diet for a while but it is a mindfield. I would like advice on the best way moving forward because it is breaking my heart when he winches in pain. I have also been advised to give him tablets for his joints

I tried leave a comment on my phone as you suggested but I had technical difficulties. I have a 7 year old boxer mix. As far as I know he has chronic allergies. I did not know about getting his thyroid checked until today when I saw one of your videos. We got him a few days shy of 1 year old, and he had a yeast infection. It has been an uphill battle since we got him. We have tried all sorts of kibble, and even for about 6 months we did a mix of raw and canned food (meat only no veg or grain). Nothing worked. We tried apoquel and it did not work unless he took 2 full pills a day which is not allowed. We have restorted to cytopoint with mediocre results. Does not stop the itch but it definitely helps. He has chronic yeast and bacterial infections. Has to go on antibiotics about 2x a year. He is currently "under attack", meaning the yeast/bacteria have taken over. It is ever present, but it is more under control. He smells very bad and is needing antifungal/bacterial baths every other day, most times with apple cider vinegar rinse after. Of course I know all of this isn't good for him but our hands are tied between financial reasons and the fact we don't have vets like you where we live. Our nearest naturopathic vet is 3 hours away if there is one (im just assuming since its a huge city and has other specialty vets). His allergies have affected his eyes and we just spent a couple grand on the doggy opthomologist in the city 3 hours away. It has to be a day trip, we can not afford a hotel, let alone findng a safe hotel that will take pets. Your video I found earlier today has helped with loads of stuff to give him, but now I need to know how much to give him. And what do we do about the fact I can't raw diet him, let alone our French Mastiff. Will any of the supplements help if he isnt on an all meat diet? Im learning to fermet foods and have been giving them both some of the sauerkraut I made. I am hoping this will help with the yeast infection. I have been giving the "extras" with their kibble. If I have some sort of meat to give them I do. I try to add low carb/sugar veg of some sort daily. The boxer is supposed to be on antibiotics since hes "under attack". But we kept missing doses, and that is not helpful, so I stopped them. We are allowed to administer at our discretion. The vets know we dont abuse it and have learned him very well. But life is pretty busy and we kept forgetting doses. The vets here told me there is no cure for allergies. I believe there is something better than what they choose. Ive fed coconut oil off and on and never saw any change. I've tried rubbing it on him and no change. I havn't given up, its just I don't have any guideance. I am so glad your videos exist, because I believe natural is the way when it comes to the allergies. People need to know the facts. I hope you can help some how. Thank you

I could use your help!

Fascinating! Definitely keeping this in mind. *SHARED*

This was great! And I have turmeric on hand. Will it be okay to give turmeric along with the plantain & marshmallow root? If so, how much should I give I give? *SHARED*

Im from South Africa, we are battling with our Daxie who is 10yrs old, diagnosed with Hypothyroidism in January and cannot get her ear infections and skin back to normal. She has no hair and as soon as hair appears it falls out. She weighs 7kgs and ive got her on a raw diet since Beginning March. I am lost and have no idea what to do anymore. Any advice is appreciated 😢

This was very interesting! I have been giving Flapjack a very low sodium sardines around 2x a week. Plus I have an oil supplement consisting of sardines, anchovies & hempseed. Would this be good to give him daily? I will send you a private email with some questions. One question in particular is krill oil. Another holistic vet I follow out of Canada 🇨🇦 talks about how krill oil is better absorbed in their bodies. What are your thoughts about this? *SHARED*

Are all these meds You just spoke about, are they all in One Or separate?? Our Dog is Having trouble breathing after he runs from the Bedroom to the Front door then he just lays down 😞☹️

my baby suffers from frequent yeast infection in his ears, could I use it to treat it? i have It in a spray bottle, would I just spray it directly in the ear? Thank you

Awesome video! Was really glad to see that Chlorella was mentioned as well. Mr Flapjack gets it 3x a week. I never treat the yard with pesticides. Mainly diatomaceous earth which won’t harm my “kiddos”. *SHARED*