@2:34 1 cup of Nettle Leaf or green Tea 2 Tablespoons Coconut Oil 2 Tablespoons Apple Cider Vinegar 10 drops of lavender essential oil Soak paw 2-3 times a day for 5minutes 7-10 days.
I do this for years helps my dog 100%. She tends to have inflammation in the paws around winter due to the wet salty ground and she has lots of fur so it gets messy. This is wonderful.
My dog has the interdigital cysts and was diagnosed with Atopic dermatitis. The regular vet put her on Aproquil. When I learned it can cause harm I took her off it. She had huge flareup and shot her with a $200 steroid. I was then referred to a dermatologist Vet who put her on cyclosporine and prednisone. They wanted her on Aproquil and I said no way. Not good. They only suggest drugs, chlorox foot baths. She turned 2 yrs last Oct. I pray these drugs haven't caused harm. I understand they can cause diabetes, Cushings, cancer, etc. I see where none of this is helping her. I'm taking her off all drugs & will try your recommendations. I'm frustrated and no longer will cram these dangerous drugs down her throat. I don't intend on seeing the dermatologist vet any longer either. It's a money grab. I'm on SS and can't afford throwing money away possibly putting my dog in harm's way with these drugs. Thank you for your help.
You need to get the flare up under control so needs the antibiotics (hit hard and fast). If very bad, get onto cortisone). Bath 3 times per week with Malsaseb medicated shampoo lather and leave on for 10m then rinse thoroughly. Be sure to get it into the joules when the bacteria can grow. Every morning spray with Chlorhexidine 1% (hand sanitizer) mixed 40:60 water and every evening, powder with Dakarin (foot powder, it’s an anti fungal) to keep skin dry over night. Treat the bad areas with Savlon cream or Dermaid. Once under control, bath 1/week and keep up the spray & powder routine. If the hotspots are oozing, wipe off with warm wet cloth and treat with savlon (it’s also chlorhexine hydrochloride) but cream so goes on thicker. I also treat the elephantiasis area with QV bath oil 50/50 mix with water. Massage it into the skin. Dry area around the eyes, I use Dermaid. You’ve also got to keep the ears clean. You need your vet to prescribe ear drops that you can use at least 1/wk. Use a tissue to wipe out the black gunk but be very gentle and don’t try to get everything. The drops will loosen it up and your pup will shake it out. My GSD is now 8 and has suffered with this for yrs. The flare ups can be very distressing so you must get on top of it. Then regular maintenance is the only way to manage.
Rub the shampoo into the paws. And dry your dog after bath. Use a hair dryer but careful of the temperature. Basically the aim is to keep the skin dry and moisturised, and the inflammation under control. The bacteria and fungi love that damp wet environment on your dog. As for the allergies, the best we can do is manage the reaction.
Teatree shampoo can help . It calm's the skin and helps with itching. Prednison is the last thing I would ever try because it can cause a lot of damage ! Vitamine B12 can also help the skin recover and can't be overdosed or have side effects . I hope your dog feels better soon
Ikr! I'm over here jumping for joy at coming across this video. I just made 2 quarts of nettle infusion this morning for a friend visiting who had an allergic reaction to something on her trip here and is broken out in hives terribly. I clicked on the video because my dog has a licking issue. It's not just on his feet. It's more he lacks the surface of where ever he is laying at the moment! I was really happy to see natural medicine being used to treat it. Very good info on the cause and the nettle recipe. Ty very much.
Dr. Jones, I recently discovered your channel and am grateful for your courage and conviction to step away from the vet field and not give into the bullies behind the scene. I learned the hard way through the death of my beloved dog Diamond that the veterinary industry is full of lies and go out of their way to lead the public to believe all it promotes about how they care for the health and well-being of our animals. Homeopathic/natural medicine and treatment is the way to go! Keep spewing the much needed information and continue to keep waking up the masses. Thank you!
I completely agree! It’s all about the mighty green, not about the animals. I have two Dobermans, that I love as if they were my children. I’m so glad I found your channel. I’m starting to make all the food for them, we’re in the transition period now. We’re right at half and half. The crock pot makes life so easy and freezing the portions in glass containers with good lids, so I can cook once a week or every other week. I’ve not ventured into cooking for a month yet. Although I have plenty of freezer space. Now I’m collecting all the oils, teas and learning to make salve. My medicine garden this year will be very planned out, then I can harvest and dry different plants we all could Benefit from. Its a dying art. God has given us all we need to stay alive and to flourish. Trust it and use what is being taught. 6:19
Oh, my adult mini poodle (an inch over a toy poodle) is same. He actually licks not just the top of paws but the pawpads. His pawpads are black so it is harder to determine, but between pawpads there is nothing. But I smell pee on back pawpads, when he pees he sometimes steps on it accidentally. I use pet wipes, and i wash his paws only with thin shampoo (meaning more water than shampoo) before a week is over. When dry i use a coconut oil based paw cream. His kibble is small breed lamb and rice, It has no chicken, corn or wheat that are the usual culprits. His treats are tiny cubes single ingredient freeze dried venison or duck, but not even daily,. He is a healthy weight.
It was a pet shop owner that told me my dog had a food allergy after my vet put him on medication that he would need for the rest of his life. Turned out he was allergic to wheat and gluten. I lose all trust in my vet after that. Years later my dog needed an operation for a slow growing MCT, so I went to another vet and they successfully carried out the operation. January 2022 I take my dog back to the same vet that operated on him because of skin flare up on his back paws. This time they gave him a drug called Apoquel but what my vet didn't tell me was, it comes with a warning to not be given to dogs with a history of, or existing tumors, whether they be benign or malignant. My dog had both and my vet knew this to be the case. To cut a long story short, he was operated on for the second time due to the effects of the drug on his tumor, which again was successful, but unfortunately got lymphoma and had to be put to sleep. Do not give Apoquel to your dog if they have ANY lumps or bumps or a history of possible tumors. The after effects are killers.
Thanks for your input! I have a beagle that has allergies, licks her feet all the time till they are irritated and was getting the cytopoint shots but they are not really helping now. She always suggested apoquil, all that stuff gets expensive also!
I love this guy he has something for every issue my dogs had so far last night I tried the paw in apple cider vinegar and coconut oil because I had no lavender and no green tea so I tried with those two and his paw is completely back to normal it’s amazing he didn’t mind either his paw in the mixture his paw was so red and swollen licking all day it was awful I feel so bad but not anymore thanks to this amazing Pet Dr. thank you so much.
@@taniagomez1685I’ve been using the ACV and coconut oil twice a day for about7 days now and one of my babies paws are extremely worse then before I used this remedy.his little toes are so HUGE,he’s a chihuahua terrier mix of some sort but paws look to belong on a German shepherd dog.hes licked more and not only swollen but very red and almost ALL his fur gone.i just now seen this. I’m usually sitting on couch and him on my lap and use the flat cotton balls and have never rinsed. So in thinking let it sit about 10-15 mins then rinse thoroughly. But in also waiting for Dr to reply on this. Hopefully he’ll see our comments soon cuz my baby is MISERABLE.his ears are also the same exact same way. I’m going to give paws and ears a break for few days to see if they can air out/dry out and redness and swelling go down but still use Benadryl for itch and inflammation
My dog is a rescue that survived horrible abuse in his first year of life. When I adopted him he would excessively fixate on licking the undersides of his front paws. After settling in to his new life and routine he has quit licking his paw pads. I figure it was a pacifying action like a kid sucking his thumb. Now after 5 years with him he seldom licks his paw pads only when bored.
Well done for giving a home to a abused dog, wish more were like you instead of buying puppies from mostly unscrupulous dealers. I really hope your dog is doing well and also your self🐕🥰
Thank you for this info!! I have an 11 year old male that recently got a mass cell tumor on his nose. It wouldn’t heal and going to the vet stresses him way too much. I gave him Benadryl every day, added cold pressed hemp oil in his food and topically on the tumor. After a few weeks, it closed up and healed. I was SO thankful. I’ll be watching your videos all the time now. 💚
That is good news. We are taught to seek instant gratification and healing takes time. Pharmakeia is black magic, while Love and nature had the answers all along.
My best mate had this problem. I took him to the vet. She put him on Cytopoint monthly injections. After the second shot he started coughing and fainting. After the fourth shot he walked outside and died. Cytopoint killed him by disruption of natural cytokines, that then initiated Lymphatic cancer.
Sorry this happened to you. My dog also died after Cytopoint injections. She developed IMHA where the red blood cells attack themselves. We tried to save her with blood transfusions but it did not work. It was horrific to watch. When we took her to the emergency clinic, the vet asked if she had any vaccinations lately and she had Cytopoint exactly two weeks before that. Vet said that my dog wasn’t the first they’ve seen die after Cytopoint. It’s not a typical vaccine. It disrupts their immune system. I wish I would have researched before taking her in for that shot. I was very trusting of certain professionals before this experience. Not so much anymore. Now, I watch videos like this to find more holistic ways to treat ailments.
You didn’t mention preservatives in the dog food being a main cause of their allergy and why they lick their paws, but I love that you recommend all natural remedies.
Gee, now I feel stupid!? I thought she constantly licks her paws & cleans herself like a cat is cos she grew up in a home with cats, B4 I adopted her!? THANKS 4 Educating!! TERRIFIC CHANNEL - Just tuned in 2day & have already watched 3 of your videos!! Appreciate all the suggestions - ESP the home care & remedies. I'm big on natural & do it yourself & DON'T like the vets around here, that my previous dog HATED going to. This baby is old & Gold, God bless her!! You're such a Blessing - Shine ON!!
Coming from the holistic veterinary field with over 2 decades experience- people need to know as far as that first suggestion with the licorice, it can cause blood pressure issues. So they need to be very cautious in using that or avoid licorice if their dog has been diagnosed with or is taking any medication that can affect the blood pressure.
Hi, thank you Dr. Jones for all your kind, care help for us pet owners who are low I come. You prevent us from having to put our pets down due to lack of funds. You save lives each n every day !! I love you. God loves you. Our Hero !!!
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I hope I would have know about this extraordinary doctor , before we lost our dearest boy Apollo, only 3 yrs. The antibiotics, fleas medication, and the vaccines, I believe contributed in developing the colon cancer . Thank you , for all the natural remedies you share as an alternative.
Thank you for the video! Four out of seven vets said it would be ok to put your dog down… but no diagnosis. He’s a amazing Havanese ! I’ve seen jaundice, leathagic and vision loss and more . Loss of appetite. Bloting . Yeah but 8 months this dog improves to 70 to 75 percent! He won’t quit we won’t quit!
What I very much like about this man is his willingness to use harmless natural products and not automatically reach for expensive things made of chemicals that have their own side effects. My own doctor could do with learning from him.
All of Dr Jones' videos are so helpful! He gives me info and advice WAY beyond what my natural vet offers. This video is the one I needed the most. Three visits to my natural vet left me with no advice except " she's probably allergic to chicken and/or salmon. The nearest natural vet is 170 miles RT. Why bother? Dr Jones, you are a Blessing x10! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!
~every day you help animals and their people all over the world... You are a very special person please take care of your yourself you work so hard..... We are all so blessed to have you 🐾🐾🌟🙏
I had to add something as my pitbull has allergies and her paws were horrible, with blisters even on the top and her fur was starting to crack with these blisters bubbling up, A vet who was learning from Mi. State found that you can do this so I got a small baby pool or pet pool about 30" diameter .. and put 1 cup of bleach to 10 gals of water and then soak the dogs paws for 15mins... this was amazing and my dogs paws cleared up in less than 2 weeks and believe me when I say they were bad... I felt so helpless.. the Vet where I had taken my dog was really no help at all.. they wanted to do test after test then give me some cream that I had to apply for god knows how long then charge ME $500.00 and I had to do all the work.. I'm like hell no.. there has to be a better way.. and I found this little treatment from a wonderful person who was studying to become a vet,... also wanted to say Thank you so very much Dr.Jones for all you do.. the world needs more people in it like you.. Peace
Thank you, thank you, thank you. Your videos and the information you give us is AMAZING, we learn so much, we treat our lovely pets at the comfort of our home and give them the best treatment they can have from loving hands and do not have to spend a fortune on vets that only target is make money. I love to see your videos, the information is so clear and forward that I would like to share it with the whole world. Thank you Andrew you are wonderful!
My dog is allergic to everything. We did a test. But our new groomer scrubbed her paws and she didn't lick for a whole day after that! A miracle. Pretty sure its dust mites for my dog.
Thank u so much for this video. I kid you not as I was watchn your video I glanced over at my dog and of course she is licking her paws. But now I know how to help her😊
Seems you are a fly on the wall in my house!!!! My Bichon has been licking her paws just this week, on the case now, thank you so much. It's great to have you to help Doc.
@@cosmicsoul_wav try keeping her busy, go for a walk, play with her in garden anything to take her mind off it. Seems she does it either when anxious or bored. Oh and if her claws are too long.
Anti bacterial/ yeast soak (red paws) 1 cup Green tea 2 tsp coconut oil 2 tsp apple cider vinegar 10 drops of lavender essential oil All anti bacterial and anti fungal Soak 2-3 times a day for 5 minutes 7-10 days
Also pain. I found that my dog was licking his paw due to one of his nails growing into his pad! I bought a quiet nail grinder because he hates clippers.
Do you mean that the nail had grown a full circle and was digging into the pad? I’ve only seen that in rescue, very neglected dogs. Please, everyone, check your dog’s nails once in a while and keep them trimmed.
You always have to check the Dewclaws of a dog. Because their tucked away from the other nails, often they are forgotten. Dogs can even appear to be lame if their not trimmed.
Dr. Thankyou, you are genius! The only one on UA-cam I've come across, being a beautiful humanitarian who freely shares valued information that is natural and safe for our pets! God Bless you!
Thanks for the video! I also found another reason to add to your list. My dog was licking his feet a lot an I found out we had these bull thistle growing in the yard here in TX and he was getting stuck by them. I now go around as soon as I see them coming up and remove them from the yard.
My dog was also getting these stick like sharp needles stuck in his paws and ears. I think here in California they call them "foxtail weeds". I went on Amazon and after trying a few types of boots that he would not keep on his feet, I finally found a pair with enough Velcro to go around each foot, that he always wears now, everyday when he goes outside! They also might help your baby! You can always return them if he doesn't like them! But, maybe you should give them a try! They helped my guy!😊
What about a foot soak in povodine iodine solution? You can make a mild solution the color of tea. It will not sting. Apple cider vinegar can burn the paws. Povodine iodine is soothing and kills everything.
Thank you so much! My dog's been licking her under-paws but neither the vet not the groomer found anything. I will try the soaking as I have all the ingredients at home strangely enough 😄 🐾
just found this video, have you tried it yet, is is working for you? I just adopted a senior yorkie from a rescue and is licking his paws as well, I'm anxious to try this.
The usually problem my dog has that causes licking is getting something caught in his paw pad, like a bur. I am surprised you did not mention this. I always check my dogs paws after a walk.
My dog licks the underside of his paws, but he walks along railroad tracks on the smaller stones off to the side, so I don't worry too much. He also licks my cuts to help me heal faster. He obviously can smell bacterial infection that grows on skin.
Dr. Jones I have been subscribed to your channel and still waiting on that free copy. I am so grateful for finding your channel. Believe me. My pup is definitely my comfort family member and seeing him in pain hurts me more than comforts me. And you’re right, the cost to keep him safe and happy is costly. And boy has your channel helped. I hope to see more and keep learning. You are awesome! Thank you! 🙏🏽 He’s so much better. Thank you for all the tips.
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I found this on my feed and watched it and took notes on it all. I’ve had such a problem for a few years now with my dog’s hotspots and he licks them and they go bad and he does lick his paws at times. I think he now has the interdigital cyst, like a boil on the side of his digit. I’m going to try the concoction on him and pray it makes a difference before resorting to another vet appt. I need to see if you’ve done a video about itchiness generally not just paws cos I really need to be able to stop my boy scratching, it makes his life miserable I can see it in his face. Thank you so much doc!
I have just found your channel and I am going out to the health food store and buy some ingredients. We have a Patterdale terrier and we have gone through four vets who don't seem to know what is wrong with his paw. He chews it to the point of bleeding and he yelps as well. He has had a cone on for at least 2 years and has had several kinds of meds to no avail. I am so stressed out about it and feel so bad for him as they can't seem to figure out what's wrong. We don't see any cysts or rashes other than after he has chewed his paw which it can't do right now with the cone. So off to get the meds you talk about and see how he does poor guy.
I wish I'd found you while my baby girl was still alive.. Thanks for all your info doc 🙏🏼 I'll be sure to watch all your videos for when I get my next pooch. ❤❤❤
So sorry. I've lost 2 babies very recently. It's great to gather info and knowledge so we can learn and be more prepared for future dogs that take over our hearts. We can never know enough for their health. X
Your skin wipes saved my dog she had red inflamed paws and you could see it because she's a white husky mix. She was licking her paws constantly to the point that there is missing hair and even lesions. I made the skin wipes that you had on your UA-cam from a long time ago. Her paws are getting better. Apple cider vinegar, steep green tea, clomitrozol,tea tree wirh a bit of chlorhexidine mixed together with bab wipes. Thank you
I'm confused about the dosing of the olive leaf. You said the dosing is 1-2 mg/# of body weight and that the capsules you have are 500 mg. Wouldn't Tulla get a max dosage of 40 mg ( 2 times per day) - so like 1/12 of the capsules that you have? Our girl is 50 pounds. I don't need the olive leaf right now, I'm just trying to understand the dosage.
I sure hope this helps. I went to medicine shops today. The first one did not have the licorice root. But had the lavender oil. On to next medicine shop and they had the licorice root. Make note one will not tell you to go to the other in case they would have it. After spending almost 50.00 for both products, I went to Target and got a gallon of red apple cider vinegar, and the coconut oil. I also went to a Pet Shop. Do you know how hard it is to find a shampoo without oatmeal? I found one that is a Probiotic shampoo. Got home Gave Bella (chihuahua) a bath. Then made the green tea solution and soaked for five minutes. After all of that, I went to clean up and noticed her "licking her paws" So, I laid her on her back and put some newborn baby socks on her! She is now laying beside me and NOT licking her paws!!! The Vet (who looks like the Wizard on the Wizard of Oz movie) gave me 6 months of allergy pills. Yea that didn't work at 57.00 a month! I just ended her 4th month and happened on to you and decided to give the medicine shops the 57.00 instead! ANYWAY stay tuned as I will let you know how it goes. (you might want to block me LOL) Seriously, can you keep the solution and add to it or throw it out each day time you make the solution? And #2 will your pet get sick from licking the solution? #3 why does your dog only lick their front paws and not their back? I got her laying next to me with her socks on. Wanted to give them a few minutes before she starts to lick again. Thank you for your help. I will keep her on this for a month and report back.
I trust this doctor more than my vet. Also the money to go the vet....But my vet is not that expensive I dont have a car. So I have to take a Lyft and to and from the vet, it can be expensive!
OMG I've been searching for this for so long, I am so glad you made this video it helped me SO MUCH! Thank you so much... it truly helped my pits 🐾 paws❤️🩹
Thank you so very much!! My new dog seems to pick up just about ANYTHING!! I have spent so much money at vets and ER in only 18 months - unbelievable!!! I'm also treating things naturally in-between - IF I know what I'm dealing with!!! Coming home from the park I noticed very red and inflamed paws while cleaning the mud off them. I immediately thought of YOU!! 😊THANK YOU.
I really appreciate all of your knowledge and willingness to share these remedies with us, I wish you were here in the Philadelphia suburbs. So many vets want my shar pei on cytopoint injections or apoquel , he has environmental allergies and leaky gut , I love your natural alternatives to the standard drugs that so many vets suggest . Thanks so much for all you do 💜
Watched this video recently and then noticed my pittie developed a interdigital cyst! Your videos are contagious. 😉 Thank you so much for the valuable info, I’ll try the olive leaf extract for my sweet girl.
Cup of green or nettle tea 2 tbls of coconut oil 2 tbls apple cider vinegar 10 drops of lavender essential oil Soak foot for 5 minutes up to 3 times a day for 7 days
@@vironguzman7878 I did I tried to application today I made sure it was diluted I didn't have the lavender but when I was done soaking his pause 5 minutes each I wiped off the excess and it already I see a difference so I'm going to continue this for a week also when I cleaned out of ears with equal parts apple cider vinegar and water and a cotton pad it really helped as well and then I moisturize after it dried with a little bit of coconut oil on the footpads as well as the year just a tiny bit.🐕💚💚
It can also be from anxiety, or displaced energy. Sammy Whammy wouldn't let Cody Coyote play with Barney Bighead in the house. She'd yell at them if they were too rowdy, and then we'd yell at her to hush because she had a 93 decibel bark. So Cody would stifle himself and lick his paws. When Sammy passed, Cody stopped licking.
My chi had a bacterial overgrowth in between her paw fingers. She liked the paw and bit into it. It was all red. I tried all natural methods which made the condition worth and the lost time… I ended up at the vet, she was prescribed an Animax® Ointment which healed her condition in 4 days. I love holistic approach but unfortunately those methods are quite weak. Wishing all pets health and happiness! And humans as well. ❤❤🇺🇦🇺🇦🙏🙏
If you want to screenshot the 3 reasons/ remedies for your records: Excessive paw licking: Reason #1 Allergy (food [often a certain protein], flea, atopy, environmental [grasses, dust, cats, us, laundry soap, cleaners, etc] even unrinsed shampoo)... Licorice Root tincture ½ml per 20lbs 2Xday orally, 10-14 days max. Reason #2 Pododermatitis= inflammation/ infection between pads from bacteria (ie. Staph), yeast ("frito paws"), inflamed (from salt/etc from outside): trim fur if needed, see redness... Use 5 minute tea soak 2-3Xday for 10-14 days= 1cup nettle or green tea, 2 TBS each melted coconut oil & Apple cider vinegar, 10 drops Lavender essential oil. Reason #3 Interdigital Cyst (lump between toes= bacterial infection): needs antibiotic, natural one he recommends is Olive Leaf extract (capsule) 1-2mg per lb. 2Xday 10-14 days (should see results in 1-1½ weeks) AND soak 2Xday in Chlorhexidine OR Black tea OR Tea/ Coconut oil/ACV/ Lavender oil mix mentioned above.
@VeterinarySecrets 😺👍No problem! The only reason I come to Utube is to use my 40+yrs of experience in 'all things animal' to help others understand all kinds of animals & learn how to better care for our beloved companions... bc I'm 🎼🎶All About The Pets, 'bout The Pets🎵🎶 I'm very impressed with what you're doing! I just found you today & subscribed after the 2nd video (& I never subscribe to anyone 🤷♀️) bc what you say reminds me of what/how the Vets who appreciated my Animal Rescue Farm (ARF 🐕) work taught me. I noticed that a number of commenters mentioned that they're older/ on social security, so I figured it'd be hard for them to take notes. 🐶Treat🐾Play🐾Love😻 from the Animal Lady 👋🤠
@VeterinarySecrets And I hope that you don't mind the liberty I took of adding a couple of notes from my research. If any of it is wrong or doesn't fit, please let me know & I'll edit it immediately 👍😺👍 Someone mentioned that they found it useful to use 1cup bleach to 10 gallons water in a kiddy pool to soak their dogs' feet. What do you think of that?
I came looking for you Sabrina my Goldendoodle is liking her foot for two days now. I made the foot bath you showed here this morning. I do take olive leaf myself so I will give her that also. I have followed you for years and just love all that you do for us and our pets. Thank you so much.
Very good advice. Most people will use common sense and make sure the tea has cooled and will not stick their dogs paw in hot or too warm tea. Unfortunately, we do have lots of people in the world who just simply have no common sense.
My Maltipoo Yorkie started doing thus after his yearly shot .He had his back oaw beet red with all the hair chewed off .I soaked it in warm water and put tea tree oil on it after i soaked it in colloidal silver.This was last week .he is mych better now.You came up on my feed and i jumped right on.This information is a God send.Winchester weighs 8 lbs.I am starting this protocol tomorrow. I cant thank you enough🐶🐕💋⚘❣‼‼
I have read on many sites that Tea Tree Oil is very bad for both cats and dogs. Unfortunately, of all the toxic scents for dogs, tea tree oil is one of the most dangerous, as this oil is often highly concentrated. Even a few drops of pure 100% oil can cause clinical signs in pets. Deaths have been reported in companion animals following dermal application of tea tree oil.
Dr.Jones you are simply the best. Thank you for this recipe. My dog has been licking his paw non stop. I'm doing the recipe now. I pray it will work for my dog.🙏
Another cause could be referred pain from the neck and/or back. I wonder how many vets would be happy to give their clients some advice of treating and preventing if they were to ask.. Every time I have, I've walked out of there non the wiser. I've researched for myself and my dogs for 10 yrs and no vet, other the ones that I follow (MANY) have helped me in my research. Dr Judy Morgan, Dr Peter Dobias, Dr Marty Goldstein, Dr Edward the Healing Vet with his wonderful masterclasses, Dr Dodds, Dr Karen Becker, Dr Dennis Thomas, Dr Nick just to name a few, there are a lot more.. ..Thank you Dr Jones I appreciate you getting the word out there
@2:34
1 cup of Nettle Leaf or green Tea
2 Tablespoons Coconut Oil
2 Tablespoons Apple Cider Vinegar
10 drops of lavender essential oil
Soak paw 2-3 times a day for 5minutes 7-10 days.
Thank you! Have you tried this on your fur baby by chance?
Would you if it needs to be rinsed off
I do this for years helps my dog 100%. She tends to have inflammation in the paws around winter due to the wet salty ground and she has lots of fur so it gets messy. This is wonderful.
@@jessicamoraes2011 that is awesome! thank you so much! im praying this will work for mine too
@@RockyMishel Thank You
My dog has the interdigital cysts and was diagnosed with Atopic dermatitis. The regular vet put her on Aproquil. When I learned it can cause harm I took her off it. She had huge flareup and shot her with a $200 steroid. I was then referred to a dermatologist Vet who put her on cyclosporine and prednisone. They wanted her on Aproquil and I said no way. Not good. They only suggest drugs, chlorox foot baths. She turned 2 yrs last Oct. I pray these drugs haven't caused harm. I understand they can cause diabetes, Cushings, cancer, etc. I see where none of this is helping her. I'm taking her off all drugs & will try your recommendations. I'm frustrated and no longer will cram these dangerous drugs down her throat. I don't intend on seeing the dermatologist vet any longer either. It's a money grab. I'm on SS and can't afford throwing money away possibly putting my dog in harm's way with these drugs. Thank you for your help.
You need to get the flare up under control so needs the antibiotics (hit hard and fast). If very bad, get onto cortisone). Bath 3 times per week with Malsaseb medicated shampoo lather and leave on for 10m then rinse
thoroughly. Be sure to get it into the joules when the bacteria can grow. Every morning spray with Chlorhexidine 1% (hand sanitizer) mixed 40:60 water and every evening, powder with Dakarin (foot powder, it’s an anti fungal) to keep skin dry over night. Treat the bad areas with Savlon cream or Dermaid. Once under control, bath 1/week and keep up the spray & powder routine. If the hotspots are oozing, wipe off with warm wet cloth and treat with savlon (it’s also chlorhexine hydrochloride) but cream so goes on thicker. I also treat the elephantiasis area with QV bath oil 50/50 mix with water. Massage it into the skin. Dry area around the eyes, I use Dermaid. You’ve also got to keep the ears clean. You need your vet to prescribe ear drops that you can use at least 1/wk. Use a tissue to wipe out the black gunk but be very gentle and don’t try to get everything. The drops will loosen it up and your pup will shake it out.
My GSD is now 8 and has suffered with this for yrs. The flare ups can be very distressing so you must get on top of it. Then regular maintenance is the only way to manage.
Rub the shampoo into the paws. And dry your dog after bath. Use a hair dryer but careful of the temperature. Basically the aim is to keep the skin dry and moisturised, and the inflammation under control. The bacteria and fungi love that damp wet environment on your dog. As for the allergies, the best we can do is manage the reaction.
Same here. One took Apequel and one has Cushing from steroids. The medical industry all the way around sucks.!
Teatree shampoo can help .
It calm's the skin and helps with itching.
Prednison is the last thing I would ever try because it can cause a lot of damage !
Vitamine B12 can also help the skin recover and can't be overdosed or have side effects .
I hope your dog feels better soon
I can't tell you how glad I am to find a Vet Dr. who believes in natural remedies! Thank you sooo much! you are Amazing!
Thanks for watching and welcome to the channel!
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Natural? And what forest did you find licorice root tincture growing in?
@@LostKin69 you can find in every forest that
Ikr! I'm over here jumping for joy at coming across this video. I just made 2 quarts of nettle infusion this morning for a friend visiting who had an allergic reaction to something on her trip here and is broken out in hives terribly. I clicked on the video because my dog has a licking issue. It's not just on his feet. It's more he lacks the surface of where ever he is laying at the moment! I was really happy to see natural medicine being used to treat it. Very good info on the cause and the nettle recipe. Ty very much.
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It's good to see a veterinarian that doesn't want to throw a bunch of drugs into your dog system. Thank you very much to this wonderful person here
Dr. Jones, I recently discovered your channel and am grateful for your courage and conviction to step away from the vet field and not give into the bullies behind the scene. I learned the hard way through the death of my beloved dog Diamond that the veterinary industry is full of lies and go out of their way to lead the public to believe all it promotes about how they care for the health and well-being of our animals. Homeopathic/natural medicine and treatment is the way to go! Keep spewing the much needed information and continue to keep waking up the masses. Thank you!
Welcome to the channel! I hope the videos helped empower you as a pet parent/owner.
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Thank you so much! I truly feel empowered!! I will not keep this information to myself but will pass it on and teach others as well. God bless you.
Agreed..thank you!!
I completely agree! It’s all about the mighty green, not about the animals. I have two Dobermans, that I love as if they were my children. I’m so glad I found your channel. I’m starting to make all the food for them, we’re in the transition period now. We’re right at half and half. The crock pot makes life so easy and freezing the portions in glass containers with good lids, so I can cook once a week or every other week. I’ve not ventured into cooking for a month yet. Although I have plenty of freezer space. Now I’m collecting all the oils, teas and learning to make salve. My medicine garden this year will be very planned out, then I can harvest and dry different plants we all could Benefit from. Its a dying art. God has given us all we need to stay alive and to flourish. Trust it and use what is being taught. 6:19
Oh, my adult mini poodle (an inch over a toy poodle) is same. He actually licks not just the top of paws but the pawpads. His pawpads are black so it is harder to determine, but between pawpads there is nothing. But I smell pee on back pawpads, when he pees he sometimes steps on it accidentally. I use pet wipes, and i wash his paws only with thin shampoo (meaning more water than shampoo) before a week is over. When dry i use a coconut oil based paw cream. His kibble is small breed lamb and rice, It has no chicken, corn or wheat that are the usual culprits. His treats are tiny cubes single ingredient freeze dried venison or duck, but not even daily,. He is a healthy weight.
It was a pet shop owner that told me my dog had a food allergy after my vet put him on medication that he would need for the rest of his life. Turned out he was allergic to wheat and gluten. I lose all trust in my vet after that. Years later my dog needed an operation for a slow growing MCT, so I went to another vet and they successfully carried out the operation. January 2022 I take my dog back to the same vet that operated on him because of skin flare up on his back paws. This time they gave him a drug called Apoquel but what my vet didn't tell me was, it comes with a warning to not be given to dogs with a history of, or existing tumors, whether they be benign or malignant. My dog had both and my vet knew this to be the case. To cut a long story short, he was operated on for the second time due to the effects of the drug on his tumor, which again was successful, but unfortunately got lymphoma and had to be put to sleep. Do not give Apoquel to your dog if they have ANY lumps or bumps or a history of possible tumors. The after effects are killers.
Thanks for your input! I have a beagle that has allergies, licks her feet all the time till they are irritated and was getting the cytopoint shots but they are not really helping now. She always suggested apoquil, all that stuff gets expensive also!
So very sorry you went through all that and still lost your best friend.
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@susancedio3801 Have to tried accupuncture? For allergies
I love this guy he has something for every issue my dogs had so far last night I tried the paw in apple cider vinegar and coconut oil because I had no lavender and no green tea so I tried with those two and his paw is completely back to normal it’s amazing he didn’t mind either his paw in the mixture his paw was so red and swollen licking all day it was awful I feel so bad but not anymore thanks to this amazing Pet Dr. thank you so much.
Hi, thanks for the information.
I have a question! Did you rinse the paws after soaked in that mix it you just let it air dry.
i was wondering the same @@taniagomez1685Maybe if i tag him he will get a notification. @BNHxoxo
Im waiting for an answer before I do this
@@taniagomez1685I’ve been using the ACV and coconut oil twice a day for about7 days now and one of my babies paws are extremely worse then before I used this remedy.his little toes are so HUGE,he’s a chihuahua terrier mix of some sort but paws look to belong on a German shepherd dog.hes licked more and not only swollen but very red and almost ALL his fur gone.i just now seen this. I’m usually sitting on couch and him on my lap and use the flat cotton balls and have never rinsed. So in thinking let it sit about 10-15 mins then rinse thoroughly. But in also waiting for Dr to reply on this. Hopefully he’ll see our comments soon cuz my baby is MISERABLE.his ears are also the same exact same way. I’m going to give paws and ears a break for few days to see if they can air out/dry out and redness and swelling go down but still use Benadryl for itch and inflammation
My dog is a rescue that survived horrible abuse in his first year of life. When I adopted him he would excessively fixate on licking the undersides of his front paws. After settling in to his new life and routine he has quit licking his paw pads. I figure it was a pacifying action like a kid sucking his thumb. Now after 5 years with him he seldom licks his paw pads only when bored.
Well done for giving a home to a abused dog, wish more were like you instead of buying puppies from mostly unscrupulous dealers. I really hope your dog is doing well and also your self🐕🥰
Thank you for this info!! I have an 11 year old male that recently got a mass cell tumor on his nose. It wouldn’t heal and going to the vet stresses him way too much. I gave him Benadryl every day, added cold pressed hemp oil in his food and topically on the tumor. After a few weeks, it closed up and healed. I was SO thankful. I’ll be watching your videos all the time now. 💚
so benadryl helped?
That is good news. We are taught to seek instant gratification and healing takes time. Pharmakeia is black magic, while Love and nature had the answers all along.
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I love him. He is a godsend.
So the tincture licorice root is by mouth?
I was thinking the same thing?? is it orally or locally on the paws? :(
read the thread and its "orally" :)
Love how the dog licks his hand again and again.❤
My best mate had this problem.
I took him to the vet.
She put him on Cytopoint monthly injections.
After the second shot he started coughing and fainting.
After the fourth shot he walked outside and died.
Cytopoint killed him by disruption of natural cytokines, that then initiated Lymphatic cancer.
Aw I am so sorry foe you loss how traumatic for you that worries me for my little one has injection every 4 weeks for this problem
Sorry this happened to you. My dog also died after Cytopoint injections. She developed IMHA where the red blood cells attack themselves. We tried to save her with blood transfusions but it did not work. It was horrific to watch. When we took her to the emergency clinic, the vet asked if she had any vaccinations lately and she had Cytopoint exactly two weeks before that. Vet said that my dog wasn’t the first they’ve seen die after Cytopoint. It’s not a typical vaccine. It disrupts their immune system. I wish I would have researched before taking her in for that shot. I was very trusting of certain professionals before this experience. Not so much anymore. Now, I watch videos like this to find more holistic ways to treat ailments.
You didn’t mention preservatives in the dog food being a main cause of their allergy and why they lick their paws, but I love that you recommend all natural remedies.
And vaccines are a MAJOR cause of allergies & other health problems.
Gee, now I feel stupid!? I thought she constantly licks her paws & cleans herself like a cat is cos she grew up in a home with cats, B4 I adopted her!? THANKS 4 Educating!! TERRIFIC CHANNEL - Just tuned in 2day & have already watched 3 of your videos!! Appreciate all the suggestions - ESP the home care & remedies. I'm big on natural & do it yourself & DON'T like the vets around here, that my previous dog HATED going to. This baby is old & Gold, God bless her!! You're such a Blessing - Shine ON!!
Coming from the holistic veterinary field with over 2 decades experience- people need to know as far as that first suggestion with the licorice, it can cause blood pressure issues. So they need to be very cautious in using that or avoid licorice if their dog has been diagnosed with or is taking any medication that can affect the blood pressure.
Hi, thank you Dr. Jones for all your kind, care help for us pet owners who are low I come. You prevent us from having to put our pets down due to lack of funds. You save lives each n every day !! I love you. God loves you. Our Hero !!!
You are a wonderful vet. I appreciate your caring
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Everybody should have someone who looks at them with the same kind of adoration that Tula has when she looks at you.!
I hope I would have know about this extraordinary doctor , before we lost our dearest boy Apollo, only 3 yrs.
The antibiotics, fleas medication, and the vaccines, I believe contributed in developing the colon cancer .
Thank you , for all the natural remedies you share as an alternative.
Dr. Jones, you are a blessing! Thank you for providing so many useful tips for all of us for free.
Thank you for the video! Four out of seven vets said it would be ok to put your dog down… but no diagnosis. He’s a amazing Havanese ! I’ve seen jaundice, leathagic and vision loss and more . Loss of appetite. Bloting . Yeah but 8 months this dog improves to 70 to 75 percent! He won’t quit we won’t quit!
Keep fighting for you furry friend.
What I very much like about this man is his willingness to use harmless natural products and not automatically reach for expensive things made of chemicals that have their own side effects. My own doctor could do with learning from him.
Thank You for caring about animals and their families of People ❤
i wish you could cover nail damage and treatments
Bless you Dr Jones , Tulla is always so beautiful cooperative and helps us all learn good care for our dogs :)
I love Tula ❤️
All of Dr Jones' videos are so helpful! He gives me info and advice WAY beyond what my natural vet offers.
This video is the one I needed the most. Three visits to my natural vet left me with no advice except " she's probably allergic to chicken and/or salmon.
The nearest natural vet is 170 miles RT. Why bother?
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This vet is great I appreciate him helping so so much just love him 🙏🙏🙏
~every day you help animals and their people all over the world... You are a very special person please take care of your yourself you work so hard..... We are all so blessed to have you 🐾🐾🌟🙏
I had to add something as my pitbull has allergies and her paws were horrible, with blisters even on the top and her fur was starting to crack with these blisters bubbling up, A vet who was learning from Mi. State found that you can do this so I got a small baby pool or pet pool about 30" diameter .. and put 1 cup of bleach to 10 gals of water and then soak the dogs paws for 15mins... this was amazing and my dogs paws cleared up in less than 2 weeks and believe me when I say they were bad... I felt so helpless.. the Vet where I had taken my dog was really no help at all.. they wanted to do test after test then give me some cream that I had to apply for god knows how long then charge ME $500.00 and I had to do all the work.. I'm like hell no.. there has to be a better way.. and I found this little treatment from a wonderful person who was studying to become a vet,... also wanted to say Thank you so very much Dr.Jones for all you do.. the world needs more people in it like you.. Peace
Thank you, thank you, thank you. Your videos and the information you give us is AMAZING, we learn so much, we treat our lovely pets at the comfort of our home and give them the best treatment they can have from loving hands and do not have to spend a fortune on vets that only target is make money. I love to see your videos, the information is so clear and forward that I would like to share it with the whole world. Thank you Andrew you are wonderful!
Thanks!
What would we do without you and your help for our animals~❤
My dog is allergic to everything. We did a test. But our new groomer scrubbed her paws and she didn't lick for a whole day after that! A miracle. Pretty sure its dust mites for my dog.
is it better?
Always my go to. So far you have been more effective than my vet’s & definitely cheaper
Thank u so much for this video. I kid you not as I was watchn your video I glanced over at my dog and of course she is licking her paws. But now I know how to help her😊
You're my FAVORITE veterinarian!
Seems you are a fly on the wall in my house!!!! My Bichon has been licking her paws just this week, on the case now, thank you so much. It's great to have you to help Doc.
which remedies did you try?
@@cosmicsoul_wav try keeping her busy, go for a walk, play with her in garden anything to take her mind off it. Seems she does it either when anxious or bored. Oh and if her claws are too long.
Anti bacterial/ yeast soak (red paws)
1 cup Green tea
2 tsp coconut oil
2 tsp apple cider vinegar
10 drops of lavender essential oil
All anti bacterial and anti fungal
Soak 2-3 times a day for 5 minutes
7-10 days
Make a new mix for every soak?
It's 2 tablespoons of coconut oil and ACV not teaspoons.
Thank you for producing such educational and holistic content. Please keep it up!!
Thank you! Will do. Kind feedback like this helps me to keep going.
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Also pain. I found that my dog was licking his paw due to one of his nails growing into his pad! I bought a quiet nail grinder because he hates clippers.
YES!!! I was surprised he didn't mention this. Also pain from the neck and spine can be a cause
Do you mean that the nail had grown a full circle and was digging into the pad? I’ve only seen that in rescue, very neglected dogs. Please, everyone, check your dog’s nails once in a while and keep them trimmed.
You always have to check the Dewclaws of a dog.
Because their tucked away from the other nails, often they are forgotten.
Dogs can even appear to be lame if their not trimmed.
Tf ur dog's nails get near that point tf??? Ya shouldn't have a fkn dog smh.
Absolutely amazing channel
Your a blessing to fur babies so happy to have found you
Thank you
Thanks love you xx
Much respect for the care u show for animals love this channel
Thank you for this information. It helps me to understand my dogs licking problem.
My goodness. Thank you so much. Now I can help my dog relax and stop licking.
You're a good person. Thanks for doing all of these.
I am so much grateful to your guidance
What a great vet.
Dr. Thankyou, you are genius! The only one on UA-cam I've come across, being a beautiful humanitarian who freely shares valued information that is natural and safe for our pets! God Bless you!
Dan Scott also
Thanks for the video! I also found another reason to add to your list. My dog was licking his feet a lot an I found out we had these bull thistle growing in the yard here in TX and he was getting stuck by them. I now go around as soon as I see them coming up and remove them from the yard.
My dog was also getting these stick like sharp needles stuck in his paws and ears. I think here in California they call them "foxtail weeds". I went on Amazon and after trying a few types of boots that he would not keep on his feet, I finally found a pair with enough Velcro to go around each foot, that he always wears now, everyday when he goes outside! They also might help your baby! You can always return them if he doesn't like them! But, maybe you should give them a try! They helped my guy!😊
Wow my friend you have taught me what my dog has been going through for years. She says thank you for your help and such a relief for both of us.
I am so glad you share ur knowledge, it is greatly appreciated. I prefer to spend money on spoiling my dogs, Not on expensive vet bills.
What about a foot soak in povodine iodine solution? You can make a mild solution the color of tea. It will not sting. Apple cider vinegar can burn the paws. Povodine iodine is soothing and kills everything.
Good info , I always watch before taking my dog in to the doctor office . thank you
Thank you so much! My dog's been licking her under-paws but neither the vet not the groomer found anything. I will try the soaking as I have all the ingredients at home strangely enough 😄 🐾
just found this video, have you tried it yet, is is working for you? I just adopted a senior yorkie from a rescue and is licking his paws as well, I'm anxious to try this.
I applied tea tree oil to interdigital cyst on my dogs paw, then wrapped his paw. It works and my veterinarian approved.
The usually problem my dog has that causes licking is getting something caught in his paw pad, like a bur. I am surprised you did not mention this. I always check my dogs paws after a walk.
Why would he mention that when you can just look and take the burr out 😂🤪
My dog licks the underside of his paws, but he walks along railroad tracks on the smaller stones off to the side, so I don't worry too much. He also licks my cuts to help me heal faster. He obviously can smell bacterial infection that grows on skin.
Thank you again! So happy not to be given a dangerous pres drug that may or may not work. Love this natural way! ❤😘
Dr. Jones I have been subscribed to your channel and still waiting on that free copy. I am so grateful for finding your channel. Believe me. My pup is definitely my comfort family member and seeing him in pain hurts me more than comforts me. And you’re right, the cost to keep him safe and happy is costly. And boy has your channel helped. I hope to see more and keep learning. You are awesome! Thank you! 🙏🏽 He’s so much better. Thank you for all the tips.
Where is the link to get your free book
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I found this on my feed and watched it and took notes on it all. I’ve had such a problem for a few years now with my dog’s hotspots and he licks them and they go bad and he does lick his paws at times. I think he now has the interdigital cyst, like a boil on the side of his digit. I’m going to try the concoction on him and pray it makes a difference before resorting to another vet appt. I need to see if you’ve done a video about itchiness generally not just paws cos I really need to be able to stop my boy scratching, it makes his life miserable I can see it in his face. Thank you so much doc!
I have just found your channel and I am going out to the health food store and buy some ingredients. We have a Patterdale terrier and we have gone through four vets who don't seem to know what is wrong with his paw. He chews it to the point of bleeding and he yelps as well. He has had a cone on for at least 2 years and has had several kinds of meds to no avail.
I am so stressed out about it and feel so bad for him as they can't seem to figure out what's wrong. We don't see any cysts or rashes other than after he has chewed his paw which it can't do right now with the cone. So off to get the meds you talk about and see how he does poor guy.
How's he doing? Any better? They also make blow-up neck rings (like a neck pillow) that are more comfortable than the cone of shame.
I wish I'd found you while my baby girl was still alive.. Thanks for all your info doc 🙏🏼 I'll be sure to watch all your videos for when I get my next pooch. ❤❤❤
So sorry. I've lost 2 babies very recently. It's great to gather info and knowledge so we can learn and be more prepared for future dogs that take over our hearts. We can never know enough for their health. X
I appreciate the holistic home remedies for dogs. Awesome! 🐕
Your skin wipes saved my dog she had red inflamed paws and you could see it because she's a white husky mix. She was licking her paws constantly to the point that there is missing hair and even lesions. I made the skin wipes that you had on your UA-cam from a long time ago. Her paws are getting better.
Apple cider vinegar, steep green tea, clomitrozol,tea tree wirh a bit of chlorhexidine mixed together with bab wipes. Thank you
Dr. Jones can you do a video about worms and coccidia in dogs. How to keep my dogs kidneys and bladder healthy. Thank you, you’re amazing!!!
Brilliant! Thank you!!! So can you put vinegar into the ears for a yeast infection?
Tula is such a good sport!! ❤
I laughed so hard because the cameraman is on point at catching Oakey's reactions...😂😂😂😂. Keep it up cameraman
I just love your natural approach. Love from Australia 💜
Dr. Jones, should Licorice Root Tincture be given orally or applied on the paws? All your videos are extremely helpful. Thank you so much❤
Orally
Hi, can you put thr Liquorice tincture in their water?
I'm confused about the dosing of the olive leaf. You said the dosing is 1-2 mg/# of body weight and that the capsules you have are 500 mg. Wouldn't Tulla get a max dosage of 40 mg ( 2 times per day) - so like 1/12 of the capsules that you have?
Our girl is 50 pounds. I don't need the olive leaf right now, I'm just trying to understand the dosage.
I sure hope this helps. I went to medicine shops today. The first one did not have the licorice root. But had the lavender oil. On to next medicine shop and they had the licorice root. Make note one will not tell you to go to the other in case they would have it. After spending almost 50.00 for both products, I went to Target and got a gallon of red apple cider vinegar, and the coconut oil. I also went to a Pet Shop. Do you know how hard it is to find a shampoo without oatmeal? I found one that is a Probiotic shampoo. Got home Gave Bella (chihuahua) a bath. Then made the green tea solution and soaked for five minutes. After all of that, I went to clean up and noticed her "licking her paws" So, I laid her on her back and put some newborn baby socks on her! She is now laying beside me and NOT licking her paws!!! The Vet (who looks like the Wizard on the Wizard of Oz movie) gave me 6 months of allergy pills. Yea that didn't work at 57.00 a month! I just ended her 4th month and happened on to you and decided to give the medicine shops the 57.00 instead! ANYWAY stay tuned as I will let you know how it goes. (you might want to block me LOL) Seriously, can you keep the solution and add to it or throw it out each day time you make the solution? And #2 will your pet get sick from licking the solution? #3 why does your dog only lick their front paws and not their back? I got her laying next to me with her socks on. Wanted to give them a few minutes before she starts to lick again. Thank you for your help. I will keep her on this for a month and report back.
How did it work for you?? I just tried it tonight on my Frenchie and am curious if it will work long term.
Thank you for this!!!! I love you for sharing your secrets!!!!
I trust this doctor more than my vet. Also the money to go the vet....But my vet is not that expensive I dont have a car. So I have to take a Lyft and to and from the vet, it can be expensive!
OMG I've been searching for this for so long, I am so glad you made this video it helped me SO MUCH! Thank you so much... it truly helped my pits 🐾 paws❤️🩹
Thank you so very much!! My new dog seems to pick up just about ANYTHING!! I have spent so much money at vets and ER in only 18 months - unbelievable!!! I'm also treating things naturally in-between - IF I know what I'm dealing with!!! Coming home from the park I noticed very red and inflamed paws while cleaning the mud off them. I immediately thought of YOU!! 😊THANK YOU.
I really appreciate all of your knowledge and willingness to share these remedies with us, I wish you were here in the Philadelphia suburbs. So many vets want my shar pei on cytopoint injections or apoquel , he has environmental allergies and leaky gut , I love your natural alternatives to the standard drugs that so many vets suggest . Thanks so much for all you do 💜
Can you use Licorice Root powder if you don’t have tincture?
Thank you.
You are an amazing doctor. Love all your videos and how passionate you are about helping animals. 😻 Thank you 🙏❤️🙏
Watched this video recently and then noticed my pittie developed a interdigital cyst! Your videos are contagious. 😉
Thank you so much for the valuable info, I’ll try the olive leaf extract for my sweet girl.
Thanks for watching! Glad you find them helpful.
- Dr. Andrew Jones
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Cup of green or nettle tea
2 tbls of coconut oil
2 tbls apple cider vinegar
10 drops of lavender essential oil
Soak foot for 5 minutes up to 3 times a day for 7 days
thank you. i wish he would pin this to the top of the list.
Perfect timing for me to find this! I believe its a yeast problem with both of my senior Yorkies. Thank you and Blessings 🥰
Did you try one of the remedies?
@@vironguzman7878 I did I tried to application today I made sure it was diluted I didn't have the lavender but when I was done soaking his pause 5 minutes each I wiped off the excess and it already I see a difference so I'm going to continue this for a week also when I cleaned out of ears with equal parts apple cider vinegar and water and a cotton pad it really helped as well and then I moisturize after it dried with a little bit of coconut oil on the footpads as well as the year just a tiny bit.🐕💚💚
Is this still working for your pups?
Wonderful program. My Boston has a siset on right leg just above the claw. Does not seem to bother her. How can I treat her
Ed Babcock
As an MD talk very helpful. Don’t do cortical steroids as 1st option
Thank you Dr. Jones! Thank you Tula! 👍 👍
Thanks Dr. Jones for all your natural treatments.♥️
You’re welcome! Happy to help!
It can also be from anxiety, or displaced energy. Sammy Whammy wouldn't let Cody Coyote play with Barney Bighead in the house. She'd yell at them if they were too rowdy, and then we'd yell at her to hush because she had a 93 decibel bark. So Cody would stifle himself and lick his paws. When Sammy passed, Cody stopped licking.
My chi had a bacterial overgrowth in between her paw fingers. She liked the paw and bit into it. It was all red. I tried all natural methods which made the condition worth and the lost time… I ended up at the vet, she was prescribed an Animax® Ointment which healed her condition in 4 days. I love holistic approach but unfortunately those methods are quite weak. Wishing all pets health and happiness! And humans as well. ❤❤🇺🇦🇺🇦🙏🙏
If you want to screenshot the 3 reasons/ remedies for your records:
Excessive paw licking: Reason #1 Allergy (food [often a certain protein], flea, atopy, environmental [grasses, dust, cats, us, laundry soap, cleaners, etc] even unrinsed shampoo)... Licorice Root tincture ½ml per 20lbs 2Xday orally, 10-14 days max.
Reason #2 Pododermatitis= inflammation/ infection between pads from bacteria (ie. Staph), yeast ("frito paws"), inflamed (from salt/etc from outside): trim fur if needed, see redness... Use 5 minute tea soak 2-3Xday for 10-14 days= 1cup nettle or green tea, 2 TBS each melted coconut oil & Apple cider vinegar, 10 drops Lavender essential oil.
Reason #3 Interdigital Cyst (lump between toes= bacterial infection): needs antibiotic, natural one he recommends is Olive Leaf extract (capsule) 1-2mg per lb. 2Xday 10-14 days (should see results in 1-1½ weeks) AND soak 2Xday in Chlorhexidine OR Black tea OR Tea/ Coconut oil/ACV/ Lavender oil mix mentioned above.
Thank you! This is awesome!
@VeterinarySecrets 😺👍No problem! The only reason I come to Utube is to use my 40+yrs of experience in 'all things animal' to help others understand all kinds of animals & learn how to better care for our beloved companions... bc I'm 🎼🎶All About The Pets, 'bout The Pets🎵🎶
I'm very impressed with what you're doing! I just found you today & subscribed after the 2nd video (& I never subscribe to anyone 🤷♀️) bc what you say reminds me of what/how the Vets who appreciated my Animal Rescue Farm (ARF 🐕) work taught me.
I noticed that a number of commenters mentioned that they're older/ on social security, so I figured it'd be hard for them to take notes.
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@VeterinarySecrets And I hope that you don't mind the liberty I took of adding a couple of notes from my research. If any of it is wrong or doesn't fit, please let me know & I'll edit it immediately 👍😺👍
Someone mentioned that they found it useful to use 1cup bleach to 10 gallons water in a kiddy pool to soak their dogs' feet. What do you think of that?
I came looking for you Sabrina my Goldendoodle is liking her foot for two days now. I made the foot bath you showed here this morning. I do take olive leaf myself so I will give her that also. I have followed you for years and just love all that you do for us and our pets. Thank you so much.
Doc u are a God sent❤
Dr.jones what would be good for a dog on antibiotics who has diarrhea. Thx
Very good advice. Most people will use common sense and make sure the tea has cooled and will not stick their dogs paw in hot or too warm tea. Unfortunately, we do have lots of people in the world who just simply have no common sense.
My Maltipoo Yorkie started doing thus after his yearly shot .He had his back oaw beet red with all the hair chewed off .I soaked it in warm water and put tea tree oil on it after i soaked it in colloidal silver.This was last week .he is mych better now.You came up on my feed and i jumped right on.This information is a God send.Winchester weighs 8 lbs.I am starting this protocol tomorrow. I cant thank you enough🐶🐕💋⚘❣‼‼
Be careful. I’m not 100% sure, but I have heard that Tea tree Oil is poisonous to dogs.
I have read on many sites that Tea Tree Oil is very bad for both cats and dogs. Unfortunately, of all the toxic scents for dogs, tea tree oil is one of the most dangerous, as this oil is often highly concentrated. Even a few drops of pure 100% oil can cause clinical signs in pets. Deaths have been reported in companion animals following dermal application of tea tree oil.
Dr.Jones you are simply the best. Thank you for this recipe. My dog has been licking his paw non stop.
I'm doing the recipe now. I pray it will work for my dog.🙏
If you could give a list of the items you need and where to get them would be great.
Another cause could be referred pain from the neck and/or back. I wonder how many vets would be happy to give their clients some advice of treating and preventing if they were to ask.. Every time I have, I've walked out of there non the wiser. I've researched for myself and my dogs for 10 yrs and no vet, other the ones that I follow (MANY) have helped me in my research. Dr Judy Morgan, Dr Peter Dobias, Dr Marty Goldstein, Dr Edward the Healing Vet with his wonderful masterclasses, Dr Dodds, Dr Karen Becker, Dr Dennis Thomas, Dr Nick just to name a few, there are a lot more.. ..Thank you Dr Jones I appreciate you getting the word out there