Recent content by Dr. Christina

While TF is certainly the best, there is a lot more you can do to build health so there is less chance of problems. You mentioned still giving DAPP3. Have you taken the 101 course yet? Please read about vaccines there and also in the resource library. Vaccines for viral diseases (parvo and...

Never too much information, Michael, though we may answer some at a time. good for you to rescue her and to realize the WiFi was contributing to the lump. 1. Where do you live? 2. Read the article on finding holistic veterinarians and go to all the websites. You may be surprised at who is near...

Have you made an appointment with Dr. Jeff or PJ yet? 1. Is aloe safe for dogs as it's one of the recommendations I see above? If so, i always have aloe on hand - should I blend it with water and have him drink it and how much? A. Safe, though can rarely cause vomiting. 1/4 teaspoon per day...

Yes, the very best would be to become a client of a homeopathic veterinarian, like Dr. Jeff. Go to How to become a new client of holistic vet Dr.Jeff Feinman, Connecticut USA No more vaccines at this time. Dig into the material at HA!. Watch the video to navigate site. Take the 101 course...

Good that you know PJ. I agree with Jeff (as would PJ) - she is not a homeopath. However, with all that is going on, her eclectic approach may be the best. Remember that there are no right answers and no right experts. You will need to decide, then never feel guilty. Maybe an appointment with...

Take a breath. He is active and eating in spite of the diarrhea and mass on the spleen. that is good, so focus on that as you make your next decisions. How close is Van Buren, Arkansas? Broadfoot Veterinary Clinic has many different modalities available in her clinic. She has spoken for us at...

While waiting for an ophthalmology appointment, I would carefully question your vet (is she the acupuncture vet?) about the treatment. Why the antibiotics for the ulcer. Is it an ulcer? Is she sure? Are there other drugs that may help? It is fine to use drugs temporarily if her extended...

Sounds like a good choice for Frisco. And a good vet to think about the effect of h2o2 on foam, which I would not have considered. Often healthy animals will pass amazingly huge amounts of what seems quite dangerous (1 # fundraising chocolate bar including wrapping eaten by a 10# poodle caused...

She needs no dewormers at this point. Please take the 101 course and follow all the links within the course, and schedule your 15 min Q/A call, then begin to study and learn from our 8 years of information here at HA! Especially great for kitty love are webinars by Anitra Frazier, Two crazy...

I think he wants you to do both. 1. keep tomorrow's appointment to help with current symptoms. Schedule the appointment through his site (the form to fill out he sent you) - which will be in the future. Dr. Christina

Welcome to Holistic Actions, where you can learn how to easily make these many decisions as you schedule time to learn and read and listen to all the amazing resources to help your whole family stay healthy. Watch the video that shows you how to access all the amazing information we have...

Most importantly, let go of your worry. She chose to be feral (at least at some level). She is appreciative of your love and care. She has, in retrospect, been ill for a few months, so do not worry about hepatic lipidosis. I remember Dr. Pitcairn telling me decades ago of a cat who, while being...

This is definitely a case for a homeopathic veterinarian. Often we assume the trigger is a vaccines, here we are sure of it. While a variety of different energy healing methods could work, along with following the guidance in the 101 course (please get her to take that class), this should be...

Welcome Madison. There is a lot you can learn here at HA!. As Ginny said, do not focus on the skin as you study on the site. First, be sure you have taken the 101 class, especially Lesson one which helps you see that "allergies" are not CAUSED by "things" - like food, fleas, etc. All symptoms...

Yes, Arnica is safe. However, it may not help as there are hundreds of remedies for different types of pain reactions. With all the possible problems, Tippy needs to be working with a seasoned homeopathic veterinarian. Dr. Christina