Acupressure For Common Dog Health Problems
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Dr Jones shows you what Acupressure is, and why it is effective to heal your dog's health problems at home. Dr Jones shows you easy to use Acupressure points on your own dog.
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I have had very good results when treating paralyzed dogs with acupuncture. And yep - within 24 hours. 🐾 THE FASTER/ SOONER you begin acp. treatments - the better the results. The longer a condition persists - the more the chi gets habituated to the imbalaced flow. - treatment is like trying to break a bad habit.
Humans who have neuro issues - including strokes or lower limb weakness - have similar responses.
Thanks for posting. I ALWAYS refer my clients to your channel.
Your contrubutions are incredible - and they can reach so many pet owners with few to little resources.
Spirit Path what are the accupressure points?
Can u please help me? My dog is starting to have weak legs. Help
Pippi is looking at you like,.."What are you doing with my leg?" Then her paw slap. haha So cute!
Yes she is :-)
I'm a believer because I practiced acupressure on horse's. I also have a small dog that has acupuncture done every month for the last 7 year's on her. I was told after she had an accident or stroke(we're not sure) that her prognosis was poor she was probably not going to walk if she would even live , the vet sucked the bank account out of hundreds of dollar's before that prognosis!
My new vet wasn't sure he could help but he came to my house and after the second treatment I could see improvement she is 14 now running around and full of life, it will continue once a month for the rest of her life!
I'm so blessed to have found this vet!
I too was a skeptic Dr. Jones until we tried it! Dogs don't know what your doing or why so there is no placebo effect with them! We started out with acupuncture and got amazing results! After about a year she started getting to anxious in the car , because of her dismissing eyesight so we switched her to acupressure. She's 17 and still goes on her daily runs! Yes, she runs! Thank you for all your videos, you are truly helping us care so much better for our animals! Education!!!!
Megan Taylor. what a blessing to hear of. God bless you
Thanks Megan
Hi Megan,How often did you do acupuncture with your baby?
Excellent, Dr. Jones! I absolutely love all your videos, your heart and your work! I just applied this acupressure to one of my dogs; and I feel that it is already working! Thank you so much for giving us such great options of helping our best friends heal in the most natural, holistic and effective way! 🎉💖🤗💜😘🐶💜🙌🏼
Thanks so much Monica :-)
Hi Monica, It has been 8 moths since you had your comment. I want to know how your dog is doing? Is the acupressure working? My 7 year old Pom is diagnosed with severe arthritis and unable to walk. I want to possibly try everything I can to help my baby. thank you
The best part of this video is watching Pippi's facial expressions as she watches you explain things to us and while you're doing the treatment. She's adorable and it was hilarious to watch you two together. With that said, I tried all of this on my 13-14 year old Yorkie mix last night. She's been having some significant stiffness in her hind end for the past several weeks, not sure why. She's on a good joint supplement. The Vet saw her Sat. and short of x-rays etc. which I don't want to do yet, he couldn't find anything "wrong" such as an obvious injury or anything out of place. (X-rays to come if it doesn't loosen up soon). She's not been walking right or holding her tail normally, not wagging the tail much at all, has had a hard time getting up from lying down position. Clearly showing weakness and feeling discomfort in her hind end. Once she's up and moving for a few minutes on a walk she loosens up, but has a hard time doing a full body stretch or shake that goes all the way down her back and to end of her tail. Just having done these moves on her last night and this morning, I can see that she's moving better. She was able to stretch and shake fully on her first tries this morning, she's not struggling to stand up out of a lying down position and she's moving her tail more and holding it more closely to her normal position. Moving with more fluidity and a lot less stiffness. I'm going to keep this up. A couple of months ago she was still bouncing around like a puppy. I'd love to see her get back to that. She's not happy while I'm doing it (not applying hard pressure) so I think I'm hitting some sore spots. But the result seems to be that it's loosening up whatever's causing her the stiffness and soreness, so hopefully this is the answer for her. Thanks Doc! Pippi is lucky to have you for her neighbor!
love her little side-shenanigans
This worked SO GREAT for my dog!!!
This Vet’s videos helped my dog after pinching a nerve in his back. His doctor and I were very grateful for this video. 🙏🏻
I'm so glad they were helpful! Thanks for the feedback!
Your videos are so helpful. Thank you!
Thank you so much , my dog is doing fine after having seizures for almost 3 to 4 times and as soon as I saw your short video it works so well
Excellent video Doc !!! Thanks 🙏!
Thank you for sharing. I have had many treatments and now want to try it on my dogs.
Just found your videos - great information! THANK YOU.
Thanks Karen
Dr. Jones🐾💌,
So grateful for your videos 🌸 it's truly information well needed on all areas for our paw members 🤗
A very interesting and informative video. Thank you for producing this helpful series. Best wishes 🙏
Dr. Jones, I want to offer my heartfelt THANK YOU for providing this information! It has helped to heal one of my beloved Maltese !🙏🏻🙌🏻💕 I have two ten-year-old Maltese, and one of them, Kendall, began exhibiting very troubling symptoms of some sort of back injury, seemingly out of the blue. He has been a very healthy dog for his whole life and this was the first time I have ever encountered a medical issue that seemed to indicate a potential long-term problem. He was not using one of his rear legs, was sitting in the lazy puppy position, and at times, would wince from pain as both his back legs completely gave out. He was examined by our beloved vet, Dr. Huber of Sarasota, and x-rays were taken. Our vet determined that it was a lower back injury and administered a steroid injection in his back and instructed us to keep him from physical activity as much as possible. He also prescribed an anti-inflammatory that Kendall took twice a day for a month. During that time, there was slight improvement with good days and bad days. Kendall would periodically experience episodes of the same symptoms, wherein his hind legs would seem to just give out. He had a very difficult time getting up and if he walked any more than was required for him to use the bathroom, his symptoms would reappear. While I did see a slight improvement from the steroid injection, rest, and the anti-inflammatory, I was absolutely heartbroken to see Kendall living with chronic discomfort and unable to do the things he loved to do. I began researching alternative treatment options as I understood the risks associated with taking anti-inflammatory drugs long-term. I have always learned so much from your various videos, and so when I came across this one, I was willing to give acupressure a shot. I too was a sceptic, but upon hearing the stories you shared about your incredible results, I decided to try it for 30 days. I also began a regiment of Arnica, which I have personally used with success in the past for inflammation, fish oil, a probiotic, and a hip and joint senior multivitamin that contains the other supplements you have recommended in other videos. I began using the acupuncture techniques for 30 seconds on his hip area, as well as the points on his legs and the point in his back and base of his skull. I was BLOWN AWAY, when the very next morning Kendall was up and getting around WITHOUT PAIN!!! I noticed that he began walking normally again whereas before his hind legs were so stiff that he would do something similar to a bunny hop as his rear legs both moved in tandem instead of independently . It was a MIRACLE! I was so amazed at the immediate improvement, that I became curious to know whether the acupuncture or the supplements were responsible. I stopped the Arnica for a couple days and noticed that he was exhibiting some stiffness, so I immediately started that again. I then got a little lax in the acupressure and when I did, I noticed the most significant decline in his progress. I have concluded that both were a necessary part of the treatment. It has been about a month now since I began your recommended treatment and Kendall is in better shape at ten-years-old than he has been in years! His mobility is that of a puppy! We began our daily walks again a couple weeks ago, starting out small. We do about a half-mile loop each day. At first, he would go about a quarter of the way, then I would carry him the rest of the way as soon as he started exhibiting the bunny hop gate, or if he began to appear fatigued. Each day he was able to go further and further. Today, he literally can run most of the way and he shows no signs of stiffness afterwards. He has slimmed down, which I know also helps prevent these types of issues. He does not require the acupressure on a daily basis anymore either and remains in the supplements. I cannot tell you how much joy your work has given back to our lives. I am beyond thankful for this help you have offered to our beloved little boys and our family’s peace of mind. From the bottom of our hearts, Thank you and God bless you!
That is a beautiful story, thank you for telling me. I'm so happy this video helped your dog.
Amazing, bless you Dr Jones. This is what deep care is all about. You are a fabulous human being. Namaste x
Thanks!
Thank you for this information. I hope they are effective.
Thank you so much for sharing this information and demonstrating! I will definitely be using these on my St. Bernard regularly. Is there any acupressure points you would recommend for digestive flow? We are transitioning through diet change.
Thank you ,just got a book on dog pressure points and massage
WONDERFULLY USEFUL! Thank you for such specifics and clear views! Pippi ROCKS!!
Glad it was helpful!
Sweet dogs. I miss My Dog I grew up with he was the Collie breed and they are so smart you can' t fool them I am glad you share this information with pet owners it's important for them too.
thank you dok for sharing the good accupressure for my dog i learn alot s thanks again dok.God bless you..
thank you for sharing such valuable information. This is great for our beloved dog
You are welcome
Thank you for this video it was really really good thank you so much love your videos
So educational and almost comic with Pippi's reactions...Cute! Thank you for this video!
You're welcome
Thank you Dr. Jones!
I started massage, prom ,Tellington ttouch in combination when my Six and a half your old boy tore his CCL completely and we had to do a TPLO to correct it. I also bought many physiotherapy equipments for him, since we were told that more than 60% of canines will tear the other one within a year of the surgery. Then I was introduced to acupressure techniques and Max is now thirteen years old, never tore his other ligament and has not developed severe arthritis, since the surgeon has removed all of his meniscus it is a given. Of course he takes krill oil and curcumin, glucosamine and chondroitin and MSM and Ester C every day with appropriate dosing and he is on all meat diet. So as a person who does the research necessary I totally have had success in applying acupressure. Thank you for your wonderful video.
Thank You for the kind words
HI there, do you ever feed store food (kibbles) or strictly on ALL MEAT diet? If so, do you make it home? my poor baby was diagnosed with severe arthritis. Also he had hip dysplasia in the past, and now both sickness got combined and he is barely walking. He used to be the most happiest, playful dog I have ever seen. and now everything has changed. He is 7 year old Tea cup pom. I read some articles about holistic food. Presently I feed him Castor Pollux Organix kibble from Whole Foods. I am willing to try every possible thing to help my baby. Thank you .
Thank you for sharing this great information.
You are welcome
Dr. your methods are superb. I will definitely try it on my Lab as she has a pain in her leg right now. Thank you very much
You're welcome. I hope she feels better.
Thank you for another very helpful video!!
You are welcome
Very good. In particular locating the GB 29 & 30. Charts are less useful while points demonstrated are easy to find. The Bai Hui however is, in both acupressure books I have (Four Paws Five Directions & The Well Connected Dog), is located midline in the depression at the Lumbar Sacral junction - just in front of the pelvis.
Great information. Thanks.👍. Pippi is too adorable. 😊
Thanks - yes she is
hi Doc, just discovered u, thanks for all the alternative treatments ur showing us.
Thanks and welcome to the channel!
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What a great informative video - thank you !
Thanks Ema
Thankyou so helpful 🙏🙏🙏
Glad it was helpful!
Dr ,your videos are very informative and wonderful,could you pls share all key accupressure points for older pets,also my 9yr old gsd who cant walk since 5months ,what other points should be included fr accupressure,he is on glucosamine supplements chondriotin,turmeric ,infrared light therapy,wearing magnetic collar,also would like to know if magnetic collar shd be removed during lighy therapy and after how long can it be reworn,pls guide,thank you
Great video. Thanks for sharing. Do you have acupressure and other natural remedy recommendations for dogs with kidney disease? Thank you!
Thank you Dr. Jones for your awesome videos. I have a 12yr old Chow/Golden cross who has spondylosis deformans.He is really weak and partially paralyzed in his back end. He can move his rear legs some but cant stand on them. He really enjoys having his legs massaged so I was wondering if acupressure would help him or at least give him some more comfort and pain relief. Thank you again. I find so many of your videos helpful and informative for alternative ,natural medicine.
Thanks
I love this dog
Oh thank you. I hope this works!
Hello please make more of these wonderful acupressure for dogs videos. My Barbet, often has stomach problems, and he has thrown up. He’s very “noisy”, on walks and always has his head to the ground sniffing up everything. I’m not sure if that’s common with this breed or not. Could you recommend any acupressure points for stomach problems in dogs please?
Great video! Do you know how or where I couldn't massage the vagus nerve? My girls been having seizures and I hear massaging helps. Heard around the neck and head
Thank you, so much information here.
Welcome
Do you have an entire series on acupuncture? I have an Acupen for doing laser acupuncture but I find the printed material that came with the course to be cumbersome and difficult to see. This video made it make sense. I would love to have a whole course. Thanks.
glad I found this video ...been trying to heal my GSD from skin allergies
I'm afraid that there's too many chemicals in your dogs foods
thank you so much💜
Welcome
Great caring vet😊
Thanks
Great video
Could you do a vid on acupressure for dog tumors/moving chi /wellness please? My dog has tumors and she's too old vets won't help her.
Thanks so much. I get a lot of good info from your vids keep up the Great work I have lots of pets wild and tame, I help them all lots of dogs ad cats. Thanks again!
You are welcome
I love your videos Dr Jones, I’ve been following you for a while to keep my 14 yr old Pomeranian holistically healthy. Any acupuncture tips on facial paralysis? She recently had a stroke and the right side of her face is paralyzed.
Great video!
Thank you!
The last point is not GB26, it is Du26, a pretty powerful point. Ki3 is Kidney 3, this point stimulates the adrenal glands, among many things, to release endocortisone :) so it helps with chronic inflammation. The Bi U point is the UB or Urinary bladder channel, this does not really treat the UB, but the nervous system. Great video! Thanks!
Thanks
Thanks for this demonstration dr jones and Pippi! I did the pressure points on my old guy while watching. Always good to have alternatives, especially those with no side effects.
Thanks
Hi i have a lab cross rottweiler about 6 years ago my dog jumped up on a small wall about knee high onto grass next thing I heard a loud scream when I turned around he was laying on his back with his back legs crossed paralised however after about a month he got his feelings back on his back legs however his back left leg drags and folds his toes under he doesnt appear to be in any pain when I manipulate down his spine and leg joints as you did on your last video i watched can you please tell me if possible what it is and how to go about getting it better could it be pinched nerve??
Thanks very useful video much appreciated.
Great information Dr. but please give us better angles on the points. Thank you for sharing
Thank you
Welcome
@Veterinary Secrets I had a friend tell me she saw an article about a pressure point for bloat. You're supposed to have someone hold the spot as you drive to the vet. Do you know where that might be, and could you demo?
I've left a comment on your most recent video..I'm trying this..any more advice greatly appreciated thankyou
Dr. Jones, Thank you so much for this video and all the information you post. My son's dog Blue (rottie/lab) has had 2 recent surgeries for a very large lipoma in the top area of his front leg. Unfortunately the surgeries were not very successful, with only partial removal of the tumor possible. Since the last surgery done 2 wks ago he is limping more than he ever did pre surgery. The area he was operated on is still very swollen looking, though it was determined there is no infection. Vet said no more he can do. I am leaning towards maybe accupressure, using turmeric (golden paste), and have also just ordered camelina oil and Flexicose ( a natural mix of msm, chondroitin etc for pain and inflammation ). Have used flexicose in the past and still use today for one of my dogs and is a great help for arthritis, so hoping it will help ease Blue's pain. I would like to find a vet who practices accupressure, to see if this will help with Blue's lipoma. I would like my son and daughter in law and myself to learn how to do this accupressure too. Would love to hear any suggestions of what other natural things might be of help for this problem. Thanks again.
I am looking on here for the exact same reason and what a coincidence, my dogs named Blue also. My vet told me she removed one of these from her brother's dog and they really had a hard time with it healing and she felt it would have been better left undone. However, my dog is having trouble walking and it really rubs on his leg. I feel so bad for him. Please update me if anything helped and I will do the same since I am just starting to research. I didn't think mine would grow so fast but now it's the size of a grapefruit.
My 8yr old yorkie has vestibular we are going on wk 2 with these symptoms tight circling, nausea, head tucked to left side. We are having to hand feed her, vet gave her antibiotics, prednisone & ear drops but we’ve not seen any improvement. Are there any acupressure we could use to help condition or symptoms?♥️
oh yes! I'm a believer! acupressure and acupuncture have been done on my cats. it has helped!
Thanks
I am very interested in this whole acupressure thing. I hear it can help with doggy epilepsy.
Do you have any recommended points for a dog with paralysis in the hind legs to encourage regaining motor function?
How can I access this poster of Lewis and the acupressure points? There is an increase in seizures, and the point you show (GB-26?) works - for a while, then they get used to it. Dogs are succumbing to uncontrollable seizures and no one can seem to find a cause. These healing acupressure points really do work and dogs are happy to participate.
Hi, I can see if my brother can make it as a big poster and put it up on my blog
Now that I've seen your blog - I love it! That would be great if it is printable. Thank you!!
My dog had a injury possible disk extrusion. She is not using her hind legs at all. The neurologist wants to wait on the MRI because my dog has feeling in her feet. And was using her hind legs a little at the appointment by holding her tail and walking her. Will this technique work on her? Or will surgery have to happen for her to walk again.
Could you tell me which pressure points for the back legs Paralysis?
Dr. Jones,
It is disappointing that my vets, that I went and paid so much couldn't find what is wrong with my 10 yr. old yellow labrador but my friend (who's not a vet) told me she has hip dysplasia today. I wish I can plant a tree that grows money to help her get surgery but unfortunately it's not possible. I believe most vets around the United States are just money hungry and can't do a proper treatment. I am glad I ran into your channel because I heard acupressure is a possible treatment for dogs with hip dysplasia. Before I found out she has hip dysplasia, I had been giving her massages, icing, and making sure she is comfortable on a flat surface with tons of blankets. Now that I know what she has, I will be studying your video all night to immediately do something for my poor labrador!
Thanks Julie - I hope some of it helps
Julie can you please tell us what kind of results your dog has had with her hip dysplasia now that it's been a year ?... is the acupressure helping ?. I hope it is..
If not have you seen anything about the CBD oil.. he even recommends it here in one of his videos as a suggestion and many people swear by it for themselves as well as their cats and dogs
Julie take your dog to hydrotherapy as well. This will really help and she can exersise fully, build muscle with out impact.
Hi Julie, I was just watching Dr. Jones' video and saw your comment. Have you tried Acupuncture and how did it go? I have a 7 year old Tea cup Pom and last week he was diagnosed with heavy arthritis. Also he had hip dysplasia in the past now both sickness got combined and he is barely walking. He used to be the most happiest, playful dog I have ever seen. and now everything has changed. I am going to follow dr. Jones's videos and try to practice some exercises. If you see my comments, would you please send your feed back. I really want to know if those helped over the years. If not have you had any luck with any other methods. Please advise. I hate to see my poor baby suffering and he is my world. thank you
sadly i have to agree
Please help Doc Jones. My dog developed a hard mass on his biceps phemoris right hind leg. He doesn't seem in pain. No problems jumping up or down from the high bed. The swelling goes up sometimes or seems less at times. He doesn't limp. Doesn't seem to be in pain at all but I do notice that if I touch or massage the mass ( very hard and unmovable) he let's me and relaxes. He stretches the leg at will. Has full rotation it seems but I can't afford expansive x rays etc...what should I do? He eats and sleeps well. Still jumps, runs, plays, it just looks odd but doesn't seem to affect his gate. Any advice?
Thank you.
Welcome
Thanks for your great videos. Can you please do one about the elbow joints in your dog. My dog has bad elbows and vet has him on Anti-inflammatory drug helps some but would like to know something else that would help him thank you..
OK
Pippa ' s so cute....she's saying " hey, why are you touching my legs?"
:-)
I've found reflexology very helpful for myself. Is there anything in acupressure or reflexology to help with hearing loss for dogs? He's 13 going on 14. He's very healthy for a small dog. But confused and sometimes lost and anxious too❤❤🇦🇺❤❤
Hello Dr. Jones... I was wondering if there are Acupressure points for female dogs w/ Kidney Failure do to excess calcium build up (Kidneys showed up white.. Like bone on X-ray)??, Anemia and possible Infection in Uterus (Pyometra)!!??... High White blood cells??... But No fever!!??...
I'm beginning to think they're just guessing as to what's actually going on w/ her!!??... Any ideas??... Would Greatly Appreciate any insight or suggestions!!!.. Thank you to you and Pippy for the Video!!!💖🤗
Will acupressure help with dogs that have anxiety around people I have a 3 year old lab who is afraid of people, I have tried everything, he was hurt or abused at about 9 months. He is very smart and we swim him, do obedience, tricks, but he will do what I call the military crawl when going places where strangers are.
thank you thank you thank you!
Welcome
Hello doctor any special acupuncture points for ivdd and fce that caused hind limp paralysis on the right leg and paresis on the left leg as well as bladder incontinence?
Did you ever get any info.... how your dog
Hi ..
Dr. I have a beagal .he is suffering from cherry eye . His surgery has done when he is 6 month old.now after 1.2 year's he is suffering with same problem.what should we
do now .
Thank you. i got tickled at pippi a few times, when she taking her paw to your hand, I tried tht one at ankles, but lol my dog after 30 secs nibbles at my hand.... but gonna try this and try other one again, Thanks dr Jones
Thank You
Do you have some points for asthma?
Anyway u can do a accupressure video around the c4, c5,c6 and c7 vertebrae? Our dog has wobblers and that's where her issues stem from
Good suggestion. I'll plan for one next week
@@VeterinarySecrets thank u so much!!! Our girl (dobie) has wobblers and was doing much better up until a few days ago. She had a relapse. And she responds very well to massaging and the accupressure u have shown. But we would just like to know the exact points that would help with this area. Thank u again sir!
Hello can you explain pressure point for pancreatitis? Im getting desperate:(
Dr. Jones I love your programs! Please help me if you can. I have a 12 year old beautiful Airedale named Jack, he has just been diagnosed with Hemangioma sarcoma. Can you tell me how to tell when Jack is in pain. He is a very stoic dog. Yours faithfully Ruthanne
Thanks - main signs are difficulty getting comfortable, decreased appetite, less interest in interacting. I would encourage to you to get some CBD/THC
My dogs hind legs stopped working. Happened 4 days ago. He is on codeine and steroid (for inflammation). Vet said, dog has slipped disk, too soon to tell if permanently paralyzed. Said to see neurologist but surgery can run into over a 1000 dollars. I have limited income. Could acupressure help in this case? Thank you for your videos.
what points are for my dogs sore neck?
Thank you Dr. Jones, I have been wondering about "red light therapy" to help my dogs hips. Any insight would help.
I assume you mean laser therapy- yes can be very helpful
@@VeterinarySecrets Thank you again, yes that is what I meant. Looking at one from Lumasoothe, any others you might have me look at?
Dr Jones, what about the intestines & bowels? What can i do to help my dog with stomach & bowels? Thanks for any information!
Perhaps concentrate on the food first. I changed my dogs diet completely, cooked food, chicken, veg, rice, etc, it changed his health, re stomache, bowel within a week
Dr.Jones .can your ad ads to your videos , or do u have a go fund me , basically how can u
I support u , u are freaking awesome
Need pressure points for one kidney and high creatinine in a Labrador !! Please tell us
Dr. Jones, also can you please explain acupressure VS. acupuncture . I am new to this area and beginning to understand the difference. thank you
Acupuncture is with needles and a certified acupuncturist, acupressure is putting pressure on the skin with your finger over the point
Wish you were my vet! ...Shit, ...I WISH you were my best friend!!! LOL! :D
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Yep!
Dr. Jones sorry if this question sounds silly but do we apply pressure on the Achilles heel only on the left leg or do we apply pressure on both legs? Thank you.
Hi, Apply pressure to both areas, think about what side of your dog is most painful. And it's the flap of skin, between the bone and tendon
My dog doesnt feel anythingfron the waist down, she is paralized but I will try it because why not :-) ? It might help her. Thank you very much Dr. Jones!
I am dealing with a Siberian Husky that has severe problems walking. Acupuncture has been suggested to help him to be able to walk more on his own. The treatments are very expensive so this may not be a choice. I ran across your videos and really want to try this on my own. Please could you give me an idea of what I need to do to help him. We believe he is only 8 or 9 years old and of course we love him.
I hope this helps
Doctor, my chameleon has vestibular syndrome. I want to give him needles myself! Are there spots for lizards? And what kind of needles will fit? Olga from Ukraine.
Pippi is so cute
Thank you! And it was also funny. Heckems dad! What are you doing?! 😻
Welcome. Hope you found it helpful too!
Hi .. I just found out that my dog has cancer he’s 8.5 year old golden retriever . I have a holistic vet that has recommended a group of supplements/ cancer fighters / and ivermectin .. in your video you talked about ivermectin and recommended a 21 day cycle .. question how many cycles do you recommend ? My dog has squamous cell carcinoma .. he had a nasal
Polyp removed and that’s what the report biopsy came back . Thank you please respond
There are no studies, but I would do a 3 month trial with my own dog
Think Pippi got a bit fed up with it all bless her :) . Lovely dog though . Thank you :)
Thanks
Any advice for the front legs if dog Is limping