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Right at this moment, what is her body saying? For example, is her BEAM way low or is her BEAM fine but she's lame? Or just that she doesn't want to pee or poop? Or that she doesnt even want to get up, move, or other physical/emotional clues? Here's a few of the HA!member webinars where we...

If his BEAM remains good and he's eating and not vomiting you should be safe to see your vet when they open. When's dinner? Is he usually a good eater?

I do, yes. He is so young that he has not had a chance to develop the susceptibility to EMFs (or anything) and the tracking tool may help you help him by letting him be outside more. And using a no pull harness may help.

Hey Caroline! I'm sorry to hear about M's and J's symptoms and diagnoses. It's easy, vet recommended, and alluring to dive into the weeds of a physiological description/label like asthma. However the answers you seek may start with your reframing the conventional dis-ease label of asthma...

Exactly!! No matter what we do to help ourselves or our companion animals always has to be seen with the context of quality of life and BEAM. Modern medicine is based on theories. Whether it's about oxalates, theories related to inflammation,theories about brain neuroplasticity, etc. Theories...

Nope. How's his BEAM?

Yes! If you're not seeing any change after dosing. The lameness is a clue to her individuality and will help your vet homeopath find the right remedy. Is she seeing your local vet tomorrow?

Yay, sounds great!!!!!!

I believe that you're referring to Dr. Judy Herman's information and webinar about Lyme a few years back. The Vibactra dosing is fine but unfortunately the company no longer makes the other supplement that Judy mentioned. This is also great: https://www.sustenanceherbs.com/products/bor-l-immune

Sorry Bijou, I'm not sure what you're asking about here. Fantastic! How is Nixie's BEAM today compared to yesterday (and the day before)?

That's exactly why we're here. And the new good news is that we're saying that you don't need the expensive supplements. They add up. Less is more. Focus instead on Nyxie's happiness, what she loves to do and what seems to give her the greatest sense of purpose.

Fantastic! Yay Nyxie!! :snowman: :snowman::dog2: What did her body "show" us after being triggered by the acorns? How long did this acute episode last (or are the same symptoms still continuing?)? Grape seed extract and Japanese knotweed were among the first supplements I "prescribed" back in...

Exactly! They are great for dog (and cats) as long as the source raises their poultry with reverance aand compassion.

Exactly! All medical "theories" are only partially correct. Similar to how we are only taught the disease-based physiological and germ theory in vet school. When observation and experience have shown, for thousands of years, that energetic flow and the balance of the inner terrain are much...

Frozen raw chicken necks work well. I bet @GinnyW has other suggestions.

Hey Michele! Have you fasted her? What are her poops like (soft-form, pudding, water, mucus, blood, straining, urgency, odor, etc.)? Have you tried any homeopathic medicines?

Fantastic, thanks for sharing Michele!

Another option: https://earthanimal.com/product/peanut-butter-no-hide-stix/?_gl=1*d6o365*_up*MQ..*_ga*MTk2Nzc4NTMyMi4xNzcwNDkwNDg2*_ga_HCQRWJHLS0*czE3NzA0OTA0ODUkbzEkZzAkdDE3NzA0OTA0ODUkajYwJGwwJGgw

Hmm. Probably, but I'm not sure. What I do know is that your new pup will be super grateful to chew on and play with whatever you try for him. Perhaps first look for farms that only raise animals who are treated with the dignity, respect and reverence that they deserve. Then look at their...