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Hi! Thanks so much for showing and sharing this valuable piece of information. Will this work for dog warts caused by papilloma virus? I have a few of those growing on my dog. Looks different than what your pups have. Thanks again. Love Bull Terriers!

I can only imagine the smell, but then again, our friends know that the stinkier the better. This is obviously better than any commercial dog/ cat "food". Great video, take care.

I’m doing this now and am very nervous I am on day 2.5 and it’s just swollen.. is this normal

My cocker has a horrid growth just above his eye which was meant to be removed in surgery alongside a growth in his ear. I’m not happy with the vet as they didn’t want to remove it as it’s close to the eye (about a cm above the eye). Now they are saying they can do it but want to charge me the same all over again to put him back under anaesthetic. He’s 13!!!! I’ve made a complaint to the vets as it should have been as planned originally whilst under gif the other op but they have the surgery tk the wrong vet ie not the one we had the consultation with who said he could do it!!!! She told me not to tie around it as it’s close to the eye. I worry about it hurting him and I’m not sure I’m confident to do it. It’s big and it keeps bleeding.

Anyone gut the fish for your dog?

2024: This worked amazing! I can't thank you enough for this video our girl is 14 yo shorkie cross and they won't put her under for dental even and to remove the large growth on her neck. I used cross stitch thread, took about 2 weeks (I didn't rush it) just helped it along by cutting any hairs along the edge that would get stuck in it so it could scab properly in the end she scratched it off by herself entirely unbothered and it just went flying and we celebrated haha

Poor baby

My dog has one on her head the size of a goofball she is a 14year old Maltese in stage 4cancer but is doing pretty good I'm just worried about surgery and the first thing that came to mind was this to tie string around it to cut blood supply and remove it but I'm afraid I don't want anything happening and I'm pretty sure it's cancers tumor so it needs complete removal and I don't have the money she is the best dog and doesn't deserve this thank God she is doing some what okay for what is going on with her it could be alot worse

May I confirm if dogs can eat cooked sardine bones? I was informed that cooked bones are dangerous for dogs and only raw bones are safe for them? 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

I love this Dogs !! Banananoise🥰😍🤩😘

i ate this in jail once...

The nail polish didn’t irritate the dogs eyes?

Does it hurt the dog when tying the string. I was thinking dental floss

Every dog is way overweight what a joke , they ruined a great bread just like the English bulldog

Lovely bullies

what is the bump is below the skin?

Ils sont magnifiques

Great video , have you thought of giving the dog Brown rice and Brown Pasta? i think they may be better :) but may cost more expensive .

Im shocked didn’t think it work but gave it a go anyway, got it on A to Z website just clear nail polish in the states less than a week completely gone size of pencil eraser

Hey ,that's wonderful, i will try

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The first Dog, such a Bull Terrier! So stubborn he doesn't even want his Treat! 🤣

Would this work for haemangioma

is this painful for the dog?

This is the most beneficial video I’ve seen! Thank you so much for this! My old boxer is 13 and had a tumor gone too big because I didn’t know what to do. Yes, it was bothering him. Followed the instructions and used cotton embroidery floss which was perfect. I was alone and began when the deaf dog was sound asleep. Of course it hurts to tourniquet it off and the thing was big. Don’t wait till it’s big- more surface area to stop the blood flow from. Got the job done. A few days later noticed that the tumor was too red- getting too much blood, so did a second tourniqueting which was necessary. Still, 5 days from initial tying- tumor all gone!!

Dose it have to be clear

What's with this "english" Bull Terrier s...? Remnants of old supremacy BS? Says one who's father was the only one not born in England.

thanks for this along with your excellent written description - I've had a couple of warts for 2 years now so I am hoping they will finally go away. (I'd tried bicarbonate of soda for a long time, it does diminish the size of the warts but some don't budge with it at all and then they come back...)

I could not be a judge. I do like to see the judges accepting a little of the joyful nature of these little rascals.

After successfully doing this on our 13 yr old ridgeback dog with a balloon like lump on his paw it shrivelled up to size of a raisin. As we were quoted $1200 from vet to surgically remove what was deemed to be harmless lump thought we'd give this method a go. He actually chewed it off and ate it though. Now I am worried that it might be harmful to him as must have swallowed thread and all. There is a small wound where lump was that I am keeping clean with antiseptic and wound cream. Is he likely to have any ill effects from eating growth? Has anyone else's dog ate the lump? Keeping a close eye on him and will take him to the vet if he seems unwell. But he seems quite happy now the annoying lump is off his paw. So glad that I saw this video.

Getting mine tomorrow

That pick sucks, that's why it was 2 pounds. You're putting too much pressure and damaging her teeth

My dog has these all over his body!!!! He is 13 years old & still very handsome 🐶🐶

2:35 Just no... That's the gums you're scraping. PETA is gonna have a field day here if they see this.

I learned this a long time ago, and it's great! Not sure how to tie a "granny knot" (is that what it's called?} But, I'm going to do it again. My old doggie has one on his paw that is causing him to lick constantly. Good video. You're a sweet and kind Veterinarian.

maybe better go to the vet as you can ear the dog crying in pain

Is your dog still alive ? Thank you for sharing this method .

My dog has a wart near his eye ahout the same. I’ve been looking what i can apply on it and found your video. Gonna give it a try.

thanks a lot.

Thanks for this info 👍 x

Did you freeze it ? Please tell how he did it ? Video doesn’t show

I’ve came across posts where most people mentioned their dogs and their age which is 11. Came on this video to see how removing is done and the dog is 11. My dog is also 11. Noticed 3 skin tags on him so best getting them removed before they get bigger.

Take it to a doctor

I’m gonna try this on a wart I have on a toe - so I can know if it’s too painful for my dog… but this seems smart and it seems to be logical too. Great tip, thank you

Thank you so much for this video! I successfully removed a grape sized growth from my staffies leg. It took about a week. It didn’t seem to bother him too much, it got smaller and then eventually just dropped off, now you wouldn’t even know that it was ever there. I am so grateful for this vid. Thank you for sharing. Stay Blessed! 🙏🏾✨

Well after almost a year of watching a growth form on my dog and grow at a fairly rapid pace we took him into the vet. The vet saw the growth and said since it has separated from the body and was hanging like a punching bag it would be an easy procedure. That being said it was going to cost a few grand to have the procedure done. After a lot of debate and watching this video probably 100 times we decided to tie off the growth. We used waxed, unflavored dental floss and tied the knot until it was extremely tight and then tied a second knot to ensure it didn't loosen up. Within a few hours the growth turned purple, by the next morning it was purplish black and the tied off portion was swollen and the skin on the growth looked tight, but the skin on his body just had a slight redness and he wasn't experiencing any pain in the area. The next day the growth seemed to crack open and drain some fluids, and then it started to shrink in size. After 5 days the growth was rock hard and jet black, and upon inspecting it to see if the dental floss had loosened up the growth fell off in my hand. The whole time we kept the site clean and made sure to clean it with hydrogen peroxide and top it with neosporin max pain relief. The dog never was phased by the entire process and seems to have a new burst of energy and a new zest for life now that his growth is gone. I would definitely recommend this process and will utilize this technique again in the future if necessary. Whether you have an old dog who can't go under, or a middle aged pup and you don't have the financial means necessary this is the method. Even if I had the funds I'd still use this process. Quick, easy, painless, and almost entirely free.

Hi, thanks 🙏🏻 a lot for sharing the video and your experience. I have a 17 yr old mini schnauzer with a tumor on his body which I am trying to use this method to get rid of since it is growing bigger by the day. Now it is a size of a golf ball. May I ask if I need to tighten or change the knot every day?

How tight does it have to be actually? I’m afraid it might be too tight and be painful

Was that another dog crying or the same one you performed the procedure on ?

Thank you so much for the video. I removed a tumor on my dog’s stomach. The vet would have charged $500. It took longer than expected because I don’t think I tied it off all the way the first time but it finally came off.