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My doggy has had more trouble than usual going. :( After I saw this video, I kept a vigilant eye on him, and as soon as he got into his pooping position, I rushed and tried your technique and omgoodness. It worked like a charm. I can't thank you enough for providing this information and for helping me provide my dog with some relief. 🤗

For delicate fabric you hold it at a 90% angle and it's less destructive or none destructive.

I just wanted to say thank you. I found your video about a year ago. We opted for surgery but unfortunately it failed. We now manage the condition by soaking his kibble in water for a few hours then adding doggy fibre just before feeding. We feed 3x a day instead of 2, and walk him at least an hour after the first meal and last meal to empty his bowels. We press on the hernia at start of walk and after every bowel movement. This seems to be working just incase it helps anyone else.

Hey thank you for making this video. I use small douglas fir bark nuggets in a mud zone area in my chicken yard I quite large of an area. I have been scaring myself with researching potential health concerns using bark. Aspergillus spores is said to thrive in the bark. Looks like we both live in a very climate. I'm in Washington. I would hate to think what has keep my girls out of significant mud and standing water could cause the hens to be infected with Aspergillus. What are your thoughts on mold and fungus growth in the bark as it begins to decompose?

My dog will try to chew my hand off if I try to do that 😢

Thank you for your video. Our dog, an 8 year old Coton de Tulear (not castrated) has exactly this. The bulging arround his tail got bigger and bigger, but first he was wrong diagnosed, till we finaly found a vet, who immediately knew whar it was. Surgery reccomended. Costs a lot of money and we do not have this. He gave us Lactulose sirup, which I had to add over the food and gave him raw rumen, which brough a big release during the following days. But watching him suffering was really cruel. He was crying, when he tried to get rid of his poo but he couldn't. He was like dying, didn't eat for 3 days and than he recovered. I gave him mozarella and sweet potatos and coconut oil or and butter. Ya, god fat end oil, I thought, is important, because he eats much less and so he ad least needs some oil to get some energy from it. A motor also needs oil. As I had no fish oil, I gave him coconutoil and butter and it was good. I also added water of boild carrots with a bit of salt. And fresh and raw deer he loved after a few days of fasting and it got better. Since 3 days he could get rid of some … you know. Some food makes it really worse. Also Psyllium seeds are good to add, but the really should be soaked well, that the whole food is soft enough. Also i try to avoid to dry food of all cost, after he had just had kind of a sweet potato soup (which was unthinkable, that he had eaten this still a few years ago), he gets one or 2 dog cookies. But pushing against the buldged areas, he definetly does not like and he even tries to bite me. So how could I help him? Strong nerves are required - and a lot of time and patience…

The harness I use does not go over the head but around the body.

Administer Throat Gold twice daily: Pet WeightDosageUnder 30 lbGive one drop per 2 lb (1 kg) of body weight30 - 34 lb0.75 ml35 - 44 lb1.0 ml45 - 64 lb1.25 ml65 - 79 lb1.5 ml80 - 99 lb1.75 ml100 - 119 lb2.0 ml120+ lb2.25 ml

Great info! Good job! What about sudden severe lameness that is not a hoof abscess? All the way up to the shoulder and possible fractures?

It’s unfortunate that I only saw this video three years later, and I also learned that Teddy recently passed away. I’m sorry for your loss. First, I’d like to share a few points for viewers who might see this review, hoping it can help them. In small dog breeds, especially those with tracheal issues, the right atrium often faces work overload, which can lead to chronic right heart failure. This condition is difficult to detect on a regular X-ray and usually requires seeing a cardiologist to diagnose. Chronic tracheal collapse can cause a number of underlying conditions that we often overlook, such as liver dieseas, kidney failure and the lung and abdominal fluid retention you mentioned in your video. These symptoms can frequently be signs of pulmonary hypertension. Therefore, if your pet has persistent tracheal issues or uncontrollable coughing, it’s important not only to get a chest X-ray but also to consult a cardiologist. Early detection of underlying causes can help guide more effective treatment. Thank you for posting this video.

AMAZING! I use it every day and it works flawlessly! Huge fan of this simple and yet CRUCIAL video. Also what it's important to evaluate is the urine stream. If it becomes very weak you must assess the present status of the hernia. Intestines and/or the bladder might get strangled inside the hernia creating a medical emergency. Keep in mind that you still need to soften the stool and regularly check for any accumulation inside using proper technique (ask a vet to teach you this).

Just let em drink it mix with water

Thanks. I just picked some up and it says put directly down their throat. Was hoping to see that, but I'll get it done. My rooster got chased for 15 minutes yesterday and I found him gurgling really bad after the chase was over. Stray dog got into the yard and I just happened to see it on my security camera a bit late but good thing i did. My rooster (aka dagger) ran into the house past my feet, he was done with the dog. I ran the dog off and thought it had done Broke daggers neck. But I'm now believing this episode exposed an infection in my rooster. He's doing good today but no more running allowed! Thanks for the video!

Thanks for this video ❤ my best bud has had one for the past 2 months. Our vet recommended surgery and we were originally quoted 3k which I could afford but then the specialist that wasn’t comfortable coming to their vet wouldn’t do the surgery because they are not open over night and said I had to go to their specialist office and was then quoted over 10k to do the surgery. It’s a lot of money to come up with so I’ve been saving and trying to manage with diet and adding pumpkin. My dogs back leg has recently swelled up so I’m hoping by pushing it back in when he poops will help his leg until I can afford the surgery 😢

I’m sorry so sorry for your lost, I lost my first puppy baby 7 years ago and I found you because I was having problems finding information for my second 7 pound Paco chihuahua. He’s like a child to me, I love him! You gave me hope and following your tips I have been able to keep my dog for 2 years. Thank you We will never forget our puppies but their love always stay with us! Stay strong!

That intro was so cute😭

Wow, I had no idea that's how goat milk soap is made! It seems relatively easy too. I love goat milk soap but the ones I have used in the past never lather up like yours did. I would love to try some of your soap!

thank you

Thank you so much for the “Gooby” harness tip. It is working great for my Westie Oliver and his trachea collapse. Also ordered the throat gold. Appreciate your video!!

First off, I want to say how beyond adorable Teddy was. I'm looking for preventative measures for my little guy with collapsed trachea some other compounded issues and I noticed the date on this video and went to double check if any comment might end up being inconsiderate and I am so so very sorry for your loss. I can very, very much imagine the grief you've experienced and my heart hurts for you, as I love mine intensely and have forever dreaded the day they someday leave me. He and his little face I'm sure has touched a whole lot of hearts, as it took a few minutes seeing him to touch mine. He was so lucky to have you and you him. Thank you for sharing your experience with that precious little guy.

I discovered your channel today (random UA-cam recommendation!) and have now watched several of your videos. You are a wealth of knowledge and the love you have for your animals is evident. I LOVE your channel and am so glad I "listened" to UA-cam. ☺You have a new subscriber!

I administered to one of mine for the first time this evening in the same way including her throat area. And isolated her. I’m hoping she’s as good as new soon. Will repeat in the morning.

Thank you for the information. I’m going to try this.

Hi, thanks for the video! Are you saying Kale powder?

Lots of natural remidies on line to help soothe their cough

I am so sorry for the loss of your fur babies 💔 Never gets easier having them cross the rainbow bridge. Thank you for sharing.

What would be a good recipe for dog food and how long can it set in freezer for storage and last by not least can I store in freezer baggies

What if my dog won't let me touch the area ? What can I do and where can I find your food recipes for your dog with thos condition

Do you think it also picks up the carpet fibers?

This is the best video I have watched to date on adjusting to my best friend going deaf. Thank you so much!

how to check if the dog has a hernia or not ? also if the dog had done a hernia surgery how i know if the hernia is gone or back again ? thanks

Thank you for that. I adopted 2 sisters and after 10 months, I figured out that one of them is deaf. The other one makes up for her. The challenge is incessant barking.

Thank you!!😊

I have an adopted deaf dog who has been deaf since birth. I slowly introduced him to the local off leash dog park. It is a fenced area so it is safe. I use sign language (hand signs) he knows about 12 different signs. I also have a collar, lead and harness with DEAF DOG on it so people can see it as they approach him. I make sure people only approach from the front, stop let him smell them before they touch him. When he is sleeping, I will stand near him and he knows I am standing there.

Going to give it a try. 10 year old Corgi and he had the perianal surgery on his right rear almost 2 years ago ($5k). Unfortunately, the problem has reoccurred on the left rear and the lump is about the diameter of half a lemon. Good size. He had to go the emergency vet a week ago to get cleaned out as he was completely stopped up ($750). They want to do the surgery once more. Really don't want that expense again, but will if I have to, so have been trying to massage the bump a little to see if I can get anything to move. Seems to work sometimes but he's not completely emptying, I'm sure. We've also been giving him plenty of liquids along with 1/4 tsp. of psyllium (main ingredient in Metamucil) twice a day to attempt to keep his stools soft, which seems to be working. So, I'm going to try your method to see if that can work but was wondering do you keep the pressure on until he starts and finishes the process? Also do you wait until he crouches to start the process, or just randomly do it when you go outside? Hoping it work. ;-)

You forgot cbd ot works wonders it helps with inflamation calms down the cough and calms down your dog.

I’m so beside myself grieving my little toy poodle Prince Luie…I lost him 2 weeks ago on collapse trachea….if I’ve only would had known and not just listen to my vet, I’m positive my little Prince would be still alive; I blame myself for not taking actions for myself rather trusting a vet.

My dog started getting symptoms of chf, and tracheal collapse April 4th. She initially fainted, and I cried and felt so helpless. I took her to the vet , and she prescribed lasix, and antibiotics for some decay in gums. Since she is on meds she is doing way way better has not had any major episodes or fainting. I keep taking her out on walks every other hour. I wanted to ask your opinion. How do I know if she is suffering or not. Occasionally she will lay down, and seem lethargic . She still goes on walks happily, once in a while she will be tired so I make the walks shorter. She's 16 year old chihuahua named Kitana. I think we love them like babies because they are also small, and we took good care of them to reach this age, and gave them their life purpose. I found your video initially about your one year update using throat gold, and then I saw this second video, and I got teary eyes for Teddy. I had a 18 year old long hair chihuahua pass over the rainbow in 2022, and I feel she is with me still. Some times it feels so real I even call out her name, and I can vision her playing in heaven. We never have closure for a pet we loved as a child, and in my opinion we all meet again some day.🥹🌹

so sorry . pekes are wonderful. i agree w/ a lot of what u said... i'm a single, childless lady so i have experienced the cold and condescending response one receives when grieving a pet's loss ..glad u have some other people around u who can help u thru this. .

Im so sorry for your loss i know exactly how you're feeling as my little dog had the same proplems as teddy but sadly didnt live aslong as teddy.😢Rip Teddy 🙏

Thank you so much for this! Is it possible to push in anything the "wrong way"? Does the technique help with avoiding the bladder getting stuck as well or is there another trick to avoid that?

Can you please tell me how my wife and I can find the special diet you make to help with the hernia.thank you

Thanks for sharing this am getting throat gold ordered today .

Thank you, my dear!! Thank the camera help, as well. This was a wonderful video to help newbies out with their feathered friends. ❤🐾💝🐾💗🐾

Thank you so much. I am at this moment really worried about my Cara. She was diagnosed with hernia and the vet is planning to operate on her. She is 14 years old with a heart disease and I am afraid that she will not pull through. I will try your advice. Thanks again. Much love.

Where did you get the DEAF attachment for the collar? Thanks!

❤… love the love you have for your babies..

What do you think about GLUCOSAMINE and CHONDROITIN? I've been giving thanks for 3 months now and there's been huge improvements. That's only been doing but I'm going to add that throat gold and get her a new harness. The first symptom happened a year ago and she's doing okay she's 12 years old. Fingers crossed. 🙏🏻💕

Thank you for this video! My 12 year old dog got diagnosed with this today. Did your dog limp before? Mine is limping from his right back leg, that's where his hernia is. I wonder if he will be able to walk better once I start following your techniques. 🖤🤠 Texas

such beautiful wisdoom, thank you for sharing! ♥