How To Treat Hot Spots On Dogs With A Home Remedy (Amazing Natural Antibiotic)
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The important part here is not to use conventional antibiotics as they leave your dog with low immunity from depleted gut flora levels killed by the drug and the potential for further outbreaks of hot spots.
The remedy I have for you is far safer and should fix the hot spots, acting as a natural antibiotic while at the same time helping your dogs immune system.
The rule of thumb is one teaspoon of coconut oil to one drop of oregano oil. Simply mix the two together well and apply directly to the hot spot daily until it's gone.
You can make up a small batch to last months at a time, and now you'll have it at the ready for hot spots, itches, stings, bites and bugs.
• Add 4 Tbsp gently melted coconut oil to an empty jam jar or other small glass container you can easily dip your fingers into.
• Add 12 drops oregano oil.
• Mix them both together well and use the cream as a topical antibiotic
Store in your kitchen cupboard and the mix will last for months and it's ok if your dog licks at what you've applied because it will continue to promote good health internally.
Do not use Oregano oil on pregnant or lactating dogs or have any allergy to thyme, mint or sage.
There's only one brand I trust 100% that have an excellent record, great customer care and the best quality oregano oil I use daily and it comes directly from Greece.
And remember, never use essential oils neat, they must always be diluted before using on your dog.
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Hello Dan, thank you so much for this useful video, I watched other videos but they never say what is the remedy. We have a Golden Retriever and my husband does not like to give him antibiotics so this information is very valuable for us. I’m going to buy the oils right now. Thank you from California. I just subscribed to your channel.
Your welcome Lizzy. Yes this works well.
Thank you Dan!
Your welcome WBB.
Thank you so much Dr for this very helpful video! I’m a new dog owner and my puppy just got a hot spot don’t know what to do, I’m very glad tho I found your video , however I’m a bit confused about how should I delude the oil meaning how much water per oil drop? So looking forward to your reply!! Again thank you so much!!!🙏🏼❤️
Hi Karina, all the details are in the description below the video. I'll copy the piece you want:
The rule of thumb is one teaspoon of coconut oil to one drop of oregano oil. Simply mix the two together well and apply directly to the hot spot daily until it's gone.
You can make up a small batch to last months at a time, and now you'll have it at the ready for hot spots, itches, stings, bites and bugs.
• Add 4 Tbsp gently melted coconut oil to an empty jam jar or other small glass container you can easily dip your fingers into.
• Add 12 drops oregano oil.
• Mix them both together well and use the cream as a topical antibiotic
Store in your kitchen cupboard and the mix will last for months and it's ok if your dog licks at what you've applied because it will continue to promote good health internally.
All the best and remember to get the free health guide. You'll need it for your pup if they are already getting hot spots. Just ask if you want futher help.
Thank you so much on your videos. I have been struggling with my Puggle and his hot spots. What is the best first step I should so to start to figure out what is causing his hot spots?
Thank you in Advance
Hi Carina, the cause is more than likely due to the kibble only diet you feed your Puggle.
A kibble only diet does not give your dog enough of the nutrients they need and over time health niggles develope like hot spots, skin issues, ear problems and so on. This is because of yeast build-up in the body from too many carbohydrates and additives in kibbles. So this is the first place to start making a few small changes and watch the difference it makes.
I recommend my free guide: healthydogforlife.com/guide to get started and if you want to further the positive impact of adding a few extras to your Puggles kibble meals, then I highly recommend my eBook: Feed Your Dog Better: healthydogforlife.com/feed-your-dog-better-book-by-dan-scott/
In that book I have the Healthier Kibble Diet which maybe where you can make an easy start on doing the best for your dog.
Between this hot spot remedy and the Healthier Kibble Diet, your Puggle will be in so much better health and vitality.. Not the mention, no more hot spots!
Also be careful on giving as less drugs as possible like antibiotics, flea&tick, de-worming etc as there is a natural alternative to all of them.
I have a similar problem with my Puggle. I wonder if this can also help with alopecia in dogs. No red spots, just bear areas with hair loss. Bacterial or fungal skin infections usually have an underlying allergy component too. I will be taking him to the vet on Friday. Thanks!
Thank you! (I wish there were more medical doctors like you) thanks also from my 15 year old Chihuahua!
Your very welcome Mr Shaw, happy to have helped you and your Chihuahua.
What do you recommend for deworming and if rabies vaccine is required, any additional protocol that you recommend?
Hi JoAn, this video has all the answers: ua-cam.com/video/2LkzSgeOpGw/v-deo.html And the natural treatment is listed in the description - highly effective too.
If you don't have to get the vaccine, don't get it is my advice, the side effects build over time to cause those auto immune diseases, vets think is from something else.
An additional protocol... if you feed kibble, get the free guide: healthydogforlife.com/guide (very helpful).
Hi, the link to the oreegano oil is dead; could you please post the name & manufacturer of the oil? Thank you Sir!
Oregano oil: amzn.to/3ulnF1T
Thanks for letting me know.
Any other brand you would suggest? Can't get that one in canada.
All I have is refined coconut oil would that be okay? Ordered virgin cold pressed but wont be here for another day.
Yes that's absolutely fine.
Hi Dan! Once a dog gets hot spots, are they contagious to other dogs in the household? Thank you!
Yes.
@@DanScott1 thanks Dan! Ok so the dog I am petsitting this weekend does not have the hotspots anymore, they have healed but he still occasionally licks that spot, is this just a habit or is there still possibly an issue? My dog will be around him this weekend so I wanna be sure my dog does not get them too! Even tho the vet said he is healed.... thank you!
@@rhtym1love969 May be a habit or if the undelying lifestyle has not changed, more hotspots may be expected at some point.
Have some neem oil at the ready as it works in 24rs: Neem oil: amzn.to/3iV0Igq
Hi I am looking for the oregano oil. You left a link but it wont open. I am trying to cure my dogs hot spots. Can you post it again ??
Ok, I see. Here's the Oregano oil: amzn.to/3ulnF1T
I also give my dog warm milkmixed with three tee spoons of hunny for the antibiotics .
A pretty good idea. Raw or manuka honey makes a good antibiotic.
A very said my dog has infection of hair follicle, but what I'm seeing is blood big blisters forming under her skin then popping. They don't heal and she has lost hair on one side.
Interesting, could be kidney issues from not working properly. I'd start with some fresh food added to the diet to get at the underlying problem. Eggs, lots of veg and sardines and less 30% kibbles in the meal.
This will feed the skin and hair will begin to grow back.
I'd run a course of Milk Thistle to help clear out the liver/kidneys: amzn.to/2SyDgg4
Treat for 5 months.
Important recommendations above, I highly recommend following them.
Hi guy
I’m new on here how do I treat my cat with hot spot can I use hibby scrub?
Replied to your other comment on this.
Can i use EVOO instead of coconut oil?
Yes, excellent.
How many times a day can i apply the ointment?
Am and Pm. So twice daily.
Is there a substitute for oregano oil.?
Lavender heals and is a great antibiotic too.
@@DanScott1 Thanks for the tip.
@@DanScott1 If lavender oil then how many drops ?
@@apurbhathongam1853 Add 5-6 drops to cereal sized bowl of warm water and swab on affected area.
Can you use this on cats?
It can bes yes. Use a minimal consentration rate (10:1) and test on small area first for any reactions over 48 hours just to be sure.
What can I use instead oorregano oil
I don’t have any
Can you get some: amzn.to/3ulnF1T There's silver as an alternative: amzn.to/2UXexmC
If you have any raw or mauka honey, you can use that (not normal pasteurized honey - that's dead food)
@@DanScott1 thank you
@@David-qw2iv Your welcome.
@@DanScott1how do you use the silver?
@@cinna4given569 Directly on topical issues or 1tsp in food daily for 7 days for internal issues and 1tsp in the waterbowl daily too.
Doesn’t the oil of oregano sting?
It's acrid and must be mixed with a carrier oil. Once mixed, it's fine, just a bit tingly. When a cold, for eample, is brewing, I add 4 drops to a tsp olive oil and down the neck. This I find a little sharp/acrid/tingly but the payoff is a better feeling almost instantly and it wears off fast.. and of course no cold comes on.
I used Vicks vapour rub and it really helped .just thought I'll let you know.
It's an idea but one I would not recommend. The smell of Vicks is a strong smell coming from the use of camphor, menthol, and eucalyptus oil. All these chemicals and oils are toxic to dogs. It is not a medication recommended for dogs due to the toxicity attributed to the core ingredients.
Using human medication on dogs makes you an idiot. Just to let you know.
It worked! Dan Scott’s remedy in this video completely healed our dog’s horrible, red, raw hot spots. The Oil of Oregano recommended in his link mixed as he advised in the video with coconut oil is amazing. Will update how it works. That’s the highest quality oil of Oregano we’ve ever seen & we had no idea that it had so many uses. We’re now true believers in Dan Scott.
Ok. Great.
Day 1: Amazingly the dog that despises all kinds of medicine w/the most dramatic resistance possible didn’t mind the mixture being applied (used a soft basting brush) late evening. Impressive improvement to his skin just overnight. All redness gone from the hot spots. Skin looks healthy & the dog literally appears happier. He sits calmly while the mixture is applied & I love the smell.
The Oil of Oregano recommended here is very high quality. This is amazing. Going to follow the directions to add it to kibble as well. Extremely impressed because it makes a pet owner feel horrible trying to treat hot spots & watching them grow/multiply & the skin getting worse. This mixture stopped that progression. THANK YOU so much!!
@@r.williamcomm7693 Your welcome. I use it too at first sign of any cold, flu, etc Just add 4 drops to a teaspoon of olive oil and down the hatch (people only). Great antibiotic.
@@DanScott1 Thank you so much sir.
Day 3: Day 3: Our 12 year old dog literally sits still for application of the mixture. His skin is already healthy & his coat is starting to fill in the hot spots. Over 20 years ago a vet prescribed steroids for my first dog who was 11 at the time. The steroids “fertilized” cancer cells that we didn’t know about & he died from the cancer within 12 months. So when this dog suddenly chewed hot spots into his skin we had to find a real remedy. Dan Scott’s remedy worked so well that we’re going to follow his advice for all 3 dogs. Thank you! The most amazing remedy for curing/healing & saved us hundreds of dollars in vet bills! 🙏 Thanks again to Dan Scott. No further updates are necessary.
Can I use neem oil instead of oregano oil?
Yes, try it. It's also antibiotic, antibacterial, antiviral.
@@DanScott1 what's the ratio for the mix?
@@beingallme8932 3:1 that's 3 parts carrier oil to 1 part neem oil. So 3tsp carrier oil to 1tsp neem oil.
@@DanScott1 thank you.
@@beingallme8932 Your welcome.
I have a rescue dog, with allergic
I been wondering over this, this what I think is behind, breed, indoors Life
Steess,. Drinking, eat from nature, that's nature not clean, insects bite, and treatment
Some behaviour, pattern, underpresure aggressing, natural, ears,
So I can Handel it, by good to allergic dogs, daily ear clean with mild salt, cooked water
Trying prevent, they eat, drinks nature , if outbreak, wash do, outbreak to prevent
Infections, and calm, if ear , or strong outbreak then vet.
But I think,. If dogs were outside, there might be less, and not in cold
Neglect, but in a way, with a warm house, but choice to be outside anytime
Try to add more fresh food to the diet. Eggs, vegetables, fish, meat etc and take out some of the dry food.
how do I treat my cat with a hot spot?
Th same way as in the video. Add one drop of oregano oil to one desertspoon of coconut oil, mix well and apply to hot spot: amzn.to/3ulnF1T
Or get some silver spray and spray the hot spot:amzn.to/3gJ16i3
@@DanScott1
Thank you very much
Would u now much about allergies as my 2 year old cockapoo has got allergies and is on meds from my vet for this.
I’m just wondering if u have any I dear jow to treat this with out having my girl be on meds from my vets? Also my girl has to have her glands emptied twice a month and I was wondering if u have any cegeateion on how to empty them myself?
Thankyou very very much
@@melanderson3299 The best way to clear allergies is through diet change and supplements (to replace meds) she needs some fresh food in the diet. My ebooks got you covered here: healthydogforlife.com/feed-your-dog-better-book-by-dan-scott/
Best look at video on how to empty the glands. Diet change helps, then a poultice opens the glands, then they should work ok.
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Watched your better kibble diet video, wish you'd get to the fucking point
Missed this one. Fucking funny lol.
Note to self: On point from the get go next vid. Thanks.