Ranking The BEST And WORST Treatments For Pets
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- Опубліковано 1 чер 2024
- It's time to rank the best and worst treatments for pets. And yes, chiropractic receives a very, very poor rating...
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Intro 00:00
Acupuncture For Pets 01:10
Chiropractic For Pets 05:12
Cannibidiol (CBD) For Pets 12:34
Turmeric For Pets 14:46
Homeopathy For Pets 16:11
Outro 18:04
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A vet that I work with has a colleague who did her dissertation on horse chiropractic using cadavers. She found that it’s impossible to move a horse’s vertebrae with your hand, and that even if you hit it with a sledgehammer you still wouldn’t move it as much as animal chiropractors would have you believe. I’ll try to see if I can find the research and drop it in the comments but, yeah, a human hand is doing absolutely nothing to a horse.
Please do! Or email or dm me on IG
Bullshite.
Hate to say this but your vet is really not very bright. I sit here laughing because working on a cadaver is the last thing you would do to assess the effectiveness of chiro adjustment. This simply PROVES THAT ALLOPATHY often has NO CLUE what to do to effectively treat animals. I have a SUPERB chiro who has the hands of GOD and does amazing work. We have a small dog sanctuary and have gone to her many times. My sister has a chiro come to their dairy farm and adjust cows who have vertebral issues…..amazing results….their dog has also been treated with instant amazing results.
Dr. Cellinni YOU NEED AN EDUCATION
@@sophiesnuffy2563got anything peer reviewed?
@@sophiesnuffy2563Is this a joke? I can't wait to hear what vertebral diseases your bovine chiropractor is healing.
Who else knew a large chunk of this video would be Cellini totally dismantling animal chiropractic 😂
Animal chiropractic is extremely effective. This arrogant fool should spend a week with a competent chiro vet instead of running his IGNORANT ARROGANT PIE HOLE
It me
Thanks for the research on these topics. I just graduated and now I know what to say when asked about them by my future clients
Awesome glad I can help!
And you would be fired if you tried that crap as my vet
@@sophiesnuffy2563 and I’d say the same thing to the client that comes after you because I want the best for my patients
@sophiesnuffy2563 how so?
Please, if your dog or cat is showing significant spinal pain
or weakness or paralysis of any limb, do not just pack them in the car and head for the chiropractor. Get clearance from your veterinarian first!
Ya got the first comment. Congrats
My doggie chiro has done AMAZING HEALING WITH MY DOGS. I AM AN RN AND FULLY ENDORSE CHIRO
@sophiesnuffy2563 shouting makes you look like a dork, BTW.
Most vets know JACKSHIT about how a skilled animal chiro can help. REMEMBER, THEY RE LICENSED VETS WHO TAKE THEIR JOBBERY SERIOUSLY AND ARE DEEPLY COMMITTED TO HEALING
@sophiesnuffy2563 still shouting, trying to sound authoritative? BTW, I've been a vet technician for over 40 years, so I know good and bad medicine when I see each.
I would personally downgrade (or upgrade) homeopathy to the same level as a chiropractic adjustment, not so much because it causes immediate effects but because it causes the lack of other treatment for symptoms. I grew up in the Anthroposophy movement, all my ailments were ever only treated with homeopathy. I was born half blind (they tried to cure that with dancing) and with hypothyroidism (for which I received sugar pills for) on account of being born with Septo-Optic Dysplasia. I never received proper medication and suffered throughout my whole childhood. The danger in homeopathy isn't so much the little sugar pills and tinctures but the lack of proper medical care that comes with it. Thank you for reading.
You are correct in that people who do not know what they are doing and who do not know how to evaluate for successful response SHOULD NOT BE DOING THE THINGS THAT WERE DONE TO YOU. THAT BEING SAID, well educated people who have a strong background in Human and animal healthcare, such as MD, veterinarians, RNs, etc all should be highly skilled in assessing conditions and applying appropriate interventions….but MOSTLY MONITORING RESULTS. As well, far too many humans and animals are grossly harmed and killed by allopathic human doctors and vets. As a former practitioner I can tell you horror stories about the gross arrogance and incompetence demonstrated by both VETERINARIANS AND MDs, resulting in death, when recovery was what should have happened. Mi literally despise most MDs and VETS because of their arrogance. I have saved the lives of MANY HUMN AND ANIMAL PATIENTS who would have otherwise died at the hands at these arrogant practitioners.
@@sophiesnuffy2563Your use of ALL CAPS and your generally aggressive tone make you sound unhinged. Perhaps you could cite some studies to support your arguments?
@@ModernVintage31 I will use ALL CAPS whenever the hell I CHOOSE TO USE THEM, WHETHER YOU APPROVE OR NOT. THOSE OF YOU WHO ARE SO CRIPPLED IN YOUR SKILLS, OR LACK THERE OF, IN ASSESSING, INTERVENING, MONITORING RESULTS AND NOTING CAUSE-EFFECT ARE WHAT MAKES HUMAN AND ANIMAL HEALTHCARE THE TRAGIC MESS THAT IT IS TODAY. I FREQUENTLY DEAL WITH NEW GRAD VETS AT OUR UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL WHO ARE INCAPABLE OF USING THEIR DAMN BRAINS TO DO DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS. IDIOTS WHO RELY ON THEIR PATHETIC TRAINING THAT ONLY REQUIRES THEY FOLLOW A PREDETERMINED DIAGNOSTIC/Treatment PATHWAY.
Do you realize THAT FEW OF YOU HAVE THE MENTAL AGILITY TO CONSIDER COMPLEX ISSUES AND SORT THROUGH THEM, LIKE UNRAVELING A BALL OF TWINE? I do it all the time, and RUN CIRCLES AROUND THE DAMN VETS I DEAL WITH. Few human doctors or vets are capable of this. AND IT IS YOUR WORTHLESS DAMN TRAINING THAT HAS LEAD YOU TO RELY ON SOMETHING OTHER THAN YOUR BRAIN. IT IS ALL ABOUT EXPEDIENCY ……NOT SKILL.
@@ModernVintage31 BITE ME
Helpful video!
Please compare the treatments you reviewed here with veterinary rehab/animal physical therapy as well! 🙏🏻 I am a certified and licensed Animal PT and our rehab treatment for orthopedic and neurologic conditions is based on best available veterinary research and evidence-based human PT research. It is often missed in these discussions but I believe with a review of treatment you would find it is beneficial. Educating pet owners and vets about veterinary rehab/animal PT would support professionals like myself who are following best practice guidelines.
What body licenses are certifies animal PT?
I gave CBD to my cat when she was on hospice for cancer (in addition to vet prescribed meds). I have no idea if it helped her or not but I was at a point where I would have tried anything. She ultimately passed away but I felt so helpless not being able to do anything. Her cancer was non-operable and not a type that responds to chemo.
CBD is an interesting case. Because it comes from Marijuana there hasn't been a ton of study on it, because its difficult to get permission from the government to acquire for research. The plant also contains many compounds which may work together to produce different effects. Mice and rats also do not self administer THC, thats just another fun fact!
Source: Took an upper division Psychopharmacology course in undergrad. Kept the textbook (its got a Dali painting on the cover lamo)
Look at the research done by ELLEVET
Can confirm: your pronunciation of Hahnemann was pretty good!
I see this was posted just 5 hours ago. I can contribute my experience with acupunture for my Yorkshire terrier. She is 16 years old and 1 week ago she awoke from a nap and signaled she needed to go outside. I carried her outside and set her down and she immediately fell over. I picked her up and she managed to void. I picked her up again and brought her in. When I set her down her head was tilted to the left and her movements were very unstable. I took her to an animal ER and she was diagnosed with vestibular disease. Her vital signs were stable and her ear cytology negative for infection. She was put on antinausea medicine and meclizine. I took her to her regular vet on Monday for labwork to rule out metabolic disease. While there the young vet who was covering for my regular vet asked if she could do acupuncture on my Yorkie, since I had considered this nontradional treatment for myself before, I agreed. When my dog was returned to me, I could tell her body was noticeably less tense and her head movements had stopped. She slept through the night and didnt exhibit any anxiety. Now did the treatment cure her, No but it was a relief for me to see her relaxed. If I had been able to have her treat a 2nd time I would have.
Acupuncture worked….or your dog got better via other means. There’s no way for you to verify.
@Surfnsnowboard3 My observation was a very tense dog who was moving her head constantly from left to right was taken from me and when she was returned the head movements had stopped and her body was more relaxed... I was happy to see her more relaxed and they didn't charge me for the procedure...
@@stellawiltshire8007that’s fantastic and I’m glad you are happy. However, as I said before, this is NOT empirical evidence the acupuncture worked to make your dog do these things.
@@Surfnsnowboard3 anyone who puts that response out, asa practitioner, is FIRED, IF THEY ARE MY VET
@@sophiesnuffy2563 no Vet in their right mind would have you as their client. Seek help.
My dog had bowen therapy for a few yrs which the lady said worked the same as acupuncture and just got worse over time with it. He improved so much after i stopped it.
As for cbd it did absolutely zero for my dogs pain.
What has helped enormously is palmitoylethanolamide P.E.A.
I hve 4 dogs at my sanctuary, all seniors with severe arthritis, who benefitted immensely from CBD. You must carefully choose the product you use. We use two different products, one from NuLeaf and the other from ElleVet. The ElleVet company is owned by veterinarians and has significant research conducted. The drawback to their product is the EXTREME TASTE. They sell their products in either gel cpas or a liquid. If you use the liquid they provide capsules you can load with the correct amount. One issue with their gel caps is that you MUST RAPIDLY get the dog to eat the gel cap or it melts and the liquid inside seeps out and the dog will not take it. So we set up several bowls with the correct number and size of gel caps then wrap one at time and instantly feed it to the dog.
Hello a question, have you read something about the use of collodial silverwater/ Zeolith in animals and it's effects. The owner of the stable where I ride uses it religiously on almost everything (worms, to disinfect wounds, against stress around new years eve, against diarrhea), and I'm a little concerned for the animals but don't know what to do. Maybe she doesn't have the financial means to go to vets about some health concerns.
Well, colloidal silver has been deemed unsafe for consumption and topical use by the FDA since the 90s. It legally cannot be in any product (human or animal) that is regulated by them. Unfortunately, supplements aren't regulated and so people can still access it. There is evidence it disrupts absorption of some other meds and can negatively affect the kidneys, liver, and nervous system.
It does not not work, but might turn the animals blue in time
I know that some people say it’s good to use with dogs too, but I never have.
No and no. There is zero scientific evidence this works and it can be harmful.
@@BrentWalker999 YOU OBVIOUSLY KNOW NOTHING ABOUT THE MASSIVE AND INSANE DOSING THAT IS REQUIRED TO CAUSE THAT EFFECT OF THE SKIN TURNING BLUE. DO SOME TESEARCH BEFOR YIU RUN YOUR MOUTH.
I’m kind of on the fence when it comes to chiropractic care. Especially with large animals, takes a lot of force and you can’t tell me a regular human being can perform successful, chiropractic care on a horse or a cow, etc. But I am biased, I don’t particularly trust, chiropractic and human care either. It might be a quick fix, but it doesn’t fix it for good, in other words, you have to go to the chiropractor forever. We all have our biased, and that is one of mine.
If you wonder about chiropractic for large animals simply look up UA-cam channel titled “ ANIMAL CRACKER”. This vet does amazing work with large and small animals. He also provides FREE CARE TO ANIMALS AT SANCTUARIES ON THE EAST COAST. LOOK HIM UP AND WATCH HIS VIDEOS. Anyone who fails to see the results is blind.
Great information!
Glad you think so!
Back in the 90s my dad raised alpaca. His primary daddy alpaca caught west Nile virus, and ended up being paralyzed. Could not stand at all. with nothing to lose he let the students at the local veterinary college perform acupuncture on the alpaca. He improved greatly, they taught my dad how to do the acupuncture to continue the treatment, and that alpaca lived many more years and fathered many healthy babies. So even this stuff might sound kind of FuFu, but sometimes it works.
That’s not evidence it worked 🤦♂️
@@Surfnsnowboard3 you are full of shite, and that is a typical allopathic mindset
@@Surfnsnowboard3 says you, the NOBODY. Put a sock in it if you have no experience with it
@@sophiesnuffy2563 I don’t think you know how scientific evidence works. I stated a fact. I’m sorry that bothers you.
@@Surfnsnowboard3 well, he recovered. So it’s not evidence it didn’t work. It’s the only treatment he got. And he don’t just recover from that without something. it’s another tool in the toolbox. Might not work for everybody, but it worked for him.
All I need to know about homeopathy comes from Anke Zimmermann, who gave a 4 year old lyssinum, a dilute of rabid dog saliva, to make him less aggressive. Nope. Will never personally give it anything but an F.
Lyssinum is so dilute that ONLY THE ENERGY SIGNATURE REMAINS. HOMEOPATHY IS ENERGY MEDICINE. UNDERSTAND HOMEOPATHY BEFORE YOU COMMENT.
I'd give homeopathy an F. I have heard of a homeopath recommending St Ignatius' bean (Strychnos ignatii) for dogs with anxiety. St Ignatius' beans contain strychnine which is very toxic to dogs.
Cbd oil is superb for anxiety in dogs
How IGNORANT ARE YOU? Do you even understand how homeopathic remedies are made? NO YOU DO NOT BECAUSE IF YOU DID, YOU WOULD NEVER MAKE SUCH AN IGNORANT COMMENT. As someone who was trained within the allopathic system, I too was once IGNORANT regarding homeopathy and it literally “ made no sense” to me once I understood the extreme dilutions used……however, homeopathy is based upon the RESIDUAL ENERGY SIGNATURE of the remedy employed. HOMEOPATHY IS ENERGY MEDICINE and it works very well if a trained practitioner is skilled in selecting the appropriate remedy, just as any allopath must be trained and skilled in prescribing the appropriate medication.
I literally CURED idiopathic thrombocytopenia purpura in the year 2000, in one of my dogs who was vaccine injured ate age two and developed ITP. My first response to saving her life was to get her to our university hospital…..her platelets were 1,000!!!!!!!! My allopathic vet was too stupid to understand what he was dealing with. After six months of the standard prednisone protocol involving high dose prednisone to stabilize and the the wean down process…….two complete 3 month treatment processes because this dog was never able to maintain her platelet count during the wean down, I WENT and bought a bookcase full of homeopathy texts, began studying, and consulted with an online group of practitioners who treated pets. These practitioners studied under the best practitioners from Europe and India . We reviewed the 5 homeopathic remedies typically used to treat vaccine injury. I matched my dog’s presentation to the remedy I would use. I implemented the remedy on a Friday, when her bloodwork showed that her platelets were again approaching 1,000 and the damn fool UNIVERSITY TRAINED VET INSISTED that the wean down be continued. I got home at noon and began giving my dog two crushed pellets of the remedy EVERY TWO HOURS throughout the weekend. On Monday we returned to the University teaching hospital for bloodwork. My dogs platelets were 146,000. The vet was certain that the blood work report was for some other dog and that there must have been a lab mixup, so she took my dog back to the lab AND SHE STAYED WITH THE VIAL UNTIL IT WAS FINISHED BEING EVALUATED. Yup, the results were my dog’s. So, when she brought my dog back to me with the second results this vet looked as if she had seen a ghost…..and she stated that she was absolutely perplexed and confused. When I explained that I had begun giving a homeopathic remedy, etc, this arrogant wannabe doctor became snooty. I FORED HER ON THE SPOT then went home with my dog and continued to give the remedy, in decreasing frequency, over the next several months. Platelet levels stabilize Ed at 467,000.
Case closed.
Good GOD ALMIGHTY. You do not even possess rudimentary understanding re. The extreme dilution of homeopathic remedies. Go read. Start learning BEFORE YOU COMMENT
OBVIOUSLY U KNOW NOTHING ABOUT HOW HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES ARE MADE. THEY ARE EXTREMELY DILUTE SUCH THAT THERE IS NO EFFECT FROM THE ACTIVE INGREDIENT. HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES ATE ENERGY MEDICINE
@@sophiesnuffy2563 Considering the fact that Zicam nasal swabs were withdrawn from the market after the FDA issued a warning that they caused people to lose their sense of smell, clearly some homeopathic remedies are not safe. Since homeopathic remedies sold in the US are not tested to ensure that they have standardized strengths, consumers/pet owners have no way of knowing for sure which homeopathic remedies have unsafe levels of harmful ingredients like St Ignatius' bean.
Tumeric does thin the blood. Obviously knowing the pet is on Tumeric would be essential for any pet owner to inform their Veterinarian that their pet is taking it.
The blood thinning effect ONLY MATTERS if there is a bleeding disorder or if the dog has hemangiosarcoma. Two of our dogs each receive 1,000 mg daily of a curcumin product in a lipospheric base……essential for absorption.
professor, comment on auto hemotherapy, mainly associated with the treatment of papillomatosis, here in Brazil it is common for professionals to support this practice even though it is strictly prohibited in human medicine here and can even generate legal consequences for doctors (of humans), however in our veterinary council doesn't seem to care about this
He’s a doctor, not a professor
In Brazil professor is ANOTHER term for teacher. A SIGN of respect for EDUCATED professional. Including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu teacher. Or in Japanese it Sensei. Used the same way as professor in Brazil. Besides the word doctor originally meant teacher in Latin.
@@tichtran664 that’s all fine and dandy. But if a Doctor is teaching at a university as a professor, he would be called Doctor, not professor. Doctor is a prestigious earned honor through much schooling and testing. They earned their title.
@@Surfnsnowboard3 SO do the PhD. Ever heard of doctors of the CHURCH?! Clergy, lawyer, and, yes medical physicians WERE the FIRST to use that title. In fact THAT how it used in Europe where the doctorate WAS INVENTED. Like Dr. Angela Merkel. Or Dr. Vanessa Petruo Zink , who after retirement from No Angel German " spice girls" band, got her dr.rer.nat( doctor of natural science) degree in neuropsychology. Or the right wing favorite "Dr." Sebastian Gorka( whose dissertation was a JOKE).
And later Dr. Vanessa Petruo Zink worked in neuropsychology research. Her last employer was USC. Her last research paper was in 2021. Now seems to have retired. I wish she would go back to school for medical degree and become a neuropsychiatrist.
For quite a few years now that I know of, some veterinary neurologists have also been doing acupuncture. Have you seen that where you practice?
It would require opening one’s eyes 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I fully understand this is anecdotal. But I've had acupuncture done on myself for a while now and I enjoy it! It helps me for mild to moderate pain and it reduces stress.
It completely halted my tension headaches, reduced(not extinguished) my Achilles tendinitis, and left me feeling serene and less anxious. I wouldn't say it is for serious issues, but it does help for many mild and some moderate issues.
I suppose the issue with animals is that we cannot ask if it works for them. But with the results I've had I like to remain optimistic about acupuncture.
Anecdotal is FINE. The problem with ARROGANT ALLOPATHICALLY TRAINED PRACTITIONERS IS THAT THEY REFUSE TO BELIEVE THEIR OWN EYES.
I would LOVE TO HAVE THESE ARROGANT PUKES SPEND A MONTH WATCHING MY DOGGIE PRACTITIONER WORK….WHILE THEY KEPT THEOR ARROGANT MOUTH SHUT
Acupuncture is just as nonsensical as homeopathy. Both are based in magic thinking.
Go to CHINA AND INDIA. THEN COME BACK AND EDUCATE US. TYPICAL NARCISSISM OF ALLOPATHICALLY TRAINED
@eusebius9533 I don't understand. How can there be "science-based integrative medicine courses"? It's a contradiction. A paramount feature of "integrative medicine" is its lack of being conventional and it is not conventional because it has no evidence or even evidence against it yet people want to believe it and use it anyway. They seem to have created this course because people want acupuncture so they are using its principles as a foundation. They are just shoehorning theories to try and make acupuncture work. This state of vet med makes me sad.
Of course an IGNORANT ALLOPATH VET WOULD DISCOUNT THOUSANDS OF YEARS OF HEALING VIA ACUPUNCTURE, AS WELL AS HUNDREDS OF YEARS OF HEALING WITH HOMEOPATHY.
Librela is the way to go! I’ve had really great results in pets with osteoarthritis/pain!
Show your proof scientifically. You can’t just pronounce something works.
Thanks for your review . I hope you have tin hat handy! A well known English behaviourist posted his similar views on homeopathy a couple of days ago and has now withdrawn his post because rational discussion proved impossible.
@@phyllisbennett5414 rational discussion? What the hell does rational discussion prove? Would you care to have a discussion with the HEAD OF NEUROLOGY WHO WITNESSED THE FULL HEALING EFFECT OF HOMEOPATHY ON MY PARALYZED DOG? He was so astounded that he had his neurology resident sit with me and record EVERYTHING I DID EXACTLY AS I HAD DONE IT WHEN I HEALED MY PARALYZED DOG….
@@phyllisbennett5414 rational discussion is worthless when an allopathic practitioner debates homeopathy. We now can see direct cellular response, under microscope, to homeopathic remedies. Find the journal that highly skilled homeopaths read and you will find the results.
It’s so hard for me to know what is best! I own a dog boarding facility & my client’s very small dog woke up paralyzed. They didn’t do surgery - instead did minimal chiropractic + acupuncture & within a week was walking again (this is after the vet told her she’d have to put the dog down if they didn’t do surgery). My blue heeler has a herniated disc. A neurologist did a MRI + steroid epidural which didn’t seem to take. Now I’ve taken her to the chiropractor 2x (he is very gentle) & she hasn’t cried in pain in 3 weeks. Idk what to make of this I don’t feel like she magically just started feeling better 😅 and the neurologist agreed she didn’t think the epidural helped because she was crying 2 weeks after. She said it should’ve shown improvement at that point. Any thoughts?
And I agree some of these chiropractors online are doing crazy things. But the one I’m going to is very gentle & does it with a handheld adjusting tool
Also the neurologist was the one who recommended I take Willow to the chiropractor 😅😅
Finding a GENTLE chiropractor is essential. We started out using a woman vet chiro who did adjustments like most human chirps did them. She got pretty good results. Then I switched to a different woman vet chiro who designed her own gentle technique based upon a combination of traditional chiropractic and ORTHOBIONOMY. Her results are nothing short of miraculous and the dogs absolutely love being worked on by her. She follows the manual body work with cold laser therapy and then acupuncture. All of our dogs fall asleep on the table during the acupuncture treatment and then sleep all the way home…a good hour drive. I am grateful that my vet is 15 years younger than me and that all of our dogs are now late middle age or seniors. My vet has trained new vets from our university teaching hospital who are interested.
It really bugs me how pervasive these BS treatments are. For humans and animals alike
Chiro for animals is LIFE SAVING……AND WILL SAVE YOU MANY THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS AND YOUR ANIMAL WILL RAPIDLY RECOVER. I HAVE A SANCTUARY FOR SMALL DOGS, MANY WITH SERIOUS HEALTH ISSUES AND MANY ELDERLY.
I can say with absolute certainty that our UNIVERSITY SMALL ANIMAL TEACHING HOSPITAL NOW DEEPLY RESPECTS ALTERNATIVE THERAPIES BECAUSE I HAVE USED THEM AND MY DOGS ARE RAPIDLY CURED.
THE NEURO VET DEPARTMENT HEAD AT THIS HOSPITAL USED TO BE ARROGANT ALSO, AND POOPOOED CHIRO AND OTHER ALTERNATIVE TREATMENTS……….BUT NOT ANY MORE!!!!!!
Get over yourselves you allopathically steeped wannabes.
It really bugs me when ignorant people make bs comments like yours
Well, I got here early huh?
I don't have anything else to say. But hey. Sup.
Sup
@@DVMCellini Oh wow, hi. Wasn't expecting you to see this tbh
Good video as usual, man.
When it comes to medicine, for humans and animals, I think it’s important not to disregard anything. I think you can do a combination of traditional and non-traditional methods. Of course, I’ve also been feeding my animals raw for over 20 years and many veterinarians find that to be a terrible thing. So I guess opinions vary. I don’t care, I will use whatever helps my animal. And I don’t take nutritional advice from the vet.
Lots of “I think” and no scientific evidence.
@@Surfnsnowboard3 who the hell are you? So you have any experience in using alternative treatments. If not….PUTA DAMN SOCK IN IT
@@Surfnsnowboard3 yeah have you looked at the so-called scientific evidence lately? Who sponsored the study? Because I guarantee you that whoever sponsored it will get the results from the study that they want. Follow the money. I respect and believe in the scientific method. I do not respect or believe in scientists nowadays, because they are all bought and paid for. So you can go read 30 studies all you want. And there might be two that are legitimate.
@@Surfnsnowboard3 lots of IGNORANCE ON YOUR PART
Actually veterinarians ARE trained in nutrition. Especially veterinary nutritionist. And many veterinary nutritionists have GRADUATE degree in nutrition ( master or PhD). Doctors DON'T get training in nutrition.
I think you are too strict on homeopathy. It is literally just giving your pet small ammounts of water, which is neither helpful not harmful to them. Sure, misguided pet owners can avoid seeking proper medical treatment when they are convinced homeopathy magically solves any medical problems, but that is true for all of these alternative treatments.
The way I see it, homeopathy is the least unsafe treatment on the list.
I literally cured ITP in my dog after our university hospital used steroids, to no curative effect, for 6 months. They were recomending spleenectomy. I said NOPE. WENT HOME AND HAVE HER THE HOMEOPATHIC REMEDY THAT MATCHED HER VACCINE INJURY INDUCED CONDITION AND WITHIN 72 HOURS SHE SHOWED BEAUTIFUL BLOODWORK RESULTS…..FROM 3,000 to 147,000 platelets / dl. Kept treating her with the remedy until her platelets stabilized at 467,000.
Yah, I know , the know-nothing arrogant among us will poopoo those results…🤣🤣🤣🤣🎚🤣🤣🤣🎚🎚🤣🤣
I've have plenty of patients on homeopathy who present for GI upset that suddenly resolves when they stop giving the homeopathy.
@@orenaofer bullshit
@@orenaofer you OBVIOUSLY DO NOT UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU ARE DISCUSSING. DESCRIBE “ homeopathy” as you understand it.
For 20 years I advised our teaching hospital cardiology department that UBIQUINOL WAS ESSENTIAL FOR CARDIAC DOGS.. THEIR RESPONSE….no research. I advised re. Results achieved with many human patients. Remained stubborn re no research. Last year…..cardiology head advised me that my recommendations were correct, now there was research. I said…,imagine how many pet years of life went down the toilet because YOU REFUSED TO CONSIDER HUMAN CARDIAC RESULTS. PLEASE TELL ME WHAT IS DIFFERENT RE CANINE VS HUMAN CARDIAC TISSUE NEEDS. RESPONSE….CRICKETS!
Stop with the arrogance
I find the same is occurring with animal physical therapy following injury or surgery. Most vets don’t promote it bc they are unsure of the benefit and limited veterinary research. Despite educating them on the vast amount of evidenced-based human research.
@@bbyslk the vast majority of vets are ARROGANT ANDD HENCE DANGEROUS
Cellini, you are DEAD WRONG
Hey doc, get a REAL EDUCATION……..
He did. You???
@@user-kt9tl1ue9j two advanced degrees
@@user-kt9tl1ue9j several advanced degrees.
@@user-kt9tl1ue9j two advanced degrees. This is the third time I have post this response. Who removes them?????? A gutless neuro vet?
Man, are you IGNORANT REGARDING SUPPLEMENTS LIKE CURCUMIN AND CBD. Use a lipospheric curcumin if you want an anti-inflammatory response. I have three dogs who were lame from arthritis pain, but regained and maintained full function after being started on a high quality lipospheric curcumin. Oh yah, I gave my vet a bottle of the product for his arthritic knee…..avid hiker who doubted he could hike any more. Upon return from vacation he ordered 60 bottles and said he feels as good as he did 25 years ago. I needed hip replacement surgery 6 years ago……until I began using a high quality lipospheric curcumin. Want more examples.?
You keep spamming his comments. If your education is so valid, where are all the studies that back it up?
@@GilraenTook go to pubmed and search, FOOL.
@@GilraenTook find the results, you lazy @zz
I just saw a short where he was doing chiropractic on a giraffe 🫣
My foster cat used to get acupuncture. I'm not sold on it, but I'm not not sold on it either. He was quite sick and seemed to come home and be more active for the next few days and was relaxed during treatment
But at some point, I could just see that the stress of going to the vet regularly outweighed any benefit it was giving him.
(Also, I would think that 73% of people seeking chiropractic would be largely inflated. It would've been a very biased population that the survey reached.)
I use cbd oil, NuLeaf brand, for our seniors with arthritis…….works magic!!!!!!!