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Very possibly. And FYI-the Animax ointment also has a steroid and anti-fungal in it (as well as the anti-biotics). You need to do what you feel is best for Chicago, under the guidance of a local vet. In general, and specifically regarding what to do and holistic decision-making, the Path to...

Yes, and this will depend on her individuality, not on the symptom. And it will depend on: 1. Did you already dose Arnica? 2. Specifics of the symptom beyond the smell. For example, is the area red, swollen? And what exactly is the nature of the discharge? 3. Is there anything else, at any...

Chicago's incision should be mostly healed at this point. Hot compresses of the area should be all that her body needs to heal. Do you know the rationale for why he said that? Especially since her BEAM is fine. Do you have any pics of the incisional area? I wonder if we're treating the...

The way I look at risk of developing Lyme nephritis is by thinking of the kidney like a filter. If the filter gets clogged, in this case by Lyme antibodies, then it doesn't work properly. In Lyme nephritis albumin gets lost in the urine, because the filtration apparatus of the kidneys is...

That ear looks much better! As high of a dose that is tolerated. It's best to start low and workup. For a 25# dog, who already isn't overly keen on the food, I'd start with only a pinch. The most important thing is to find any fresh foods that she likes (and maybe even loves). Appetite...

YW!

In my experience, the outlook depends on HMDM step 1. What is your goal? Depending on conventional diagnosis, the prognosis may be guarded. And supporting the body by alleviating symptoms may be helpful. That's if we use the HMDM goals and expectations of modern conventional medicine. Also...

Good job (with your intuitive "hit")! As we discussed, you just "knew" that the bloating was something abnormal in his belly and not just gas. In my experience, the outlook depends on how we look at the possibilities and decide about HMDM step 1. So yes, depending on conventional diagnosis...

An olive oil spray designed to help non-stick cooking? Amy also may just wipe some EVOO on the pan using a paper towel.

Hi Julie! Thanks so much for setting up the calls where we got to discuss Finnik! Do you know the name of the heart challenge that he was born with. Or was it that the vet heard a heart an asymptomatic murmur during a routine puppy check? Was the vet a cardiologist? Yes, CHF and right sided...

If you searched the member area for food, and if you watched Dr. Sue's videos, then you should be good to go. Dr. Sue will also be presenting a live food webinar for HA! in April. And you can consult with her privately at: https://thrivepetvet.com/meet-dr-sue-1

Potentially. As I mentioned, start by activating his mitochondria through frequent joyful micro-engagements. Ideally help him get into that Zone of Joy every hour or two. And include freeze dried turkey hearts as part of his snuffle mat sessions, or when he plays the hunt for treats game. Can...

I'm so glad to hear that Archer is doing better! If you feel that he is not continuing to make progress then perhaps discuss this with his current or a new vet homeopath. Great question! Many, many resources about the energetic properties of food that can be anti-inflammatory. Perhaps start...

Fantastic that you are savoring every day!! Yay for energy medicine! :snowman: ⚡ Not usually, but you mentioned that Jerome won't allow it. I can ask HA! faculty member @Gail Pope if she has any suggestions. FFantastic! You can harness the power of micro-engagements every 2-4 hours (when...

Wow, Brenda! Jerome sounds amazing, and sure has ben through a lot! Your big guy (energetically) is one lucky kitty to have survived for two years thanks to having such a loving mom! Thanks so much for your support. And thank you for helping to build our Asian community. What was the potency...