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For instance, thse statements are not true: “Produces an enzyme.” - not a thing “Barrier around the protein.” - not a thing “Must feed every 20–22 hours.” - fleas can go days if not weeks without feeding “Male fleas don’t bite.” - yes they do

Biologically, this makes no sense. Looks like a massive marketing scam to me.

Both Dr. Jeff and Dr. Christina work with individuals, I'm sure they will chime in! :)

I know what you mean, it's so hard to just "let it be." While we want to be proactive and provide extra support, too much can really confuse things! But the body's wisdom is often all it takes to heal.

Pollen is a common allergen... I might think about pausing that. Barleygrass is known to be a risk factor for urinary issues, and there isn't a real need for it unless it was prescribed for a particular reason. But I just always prefer to simplify as much as possible. The first three you...

Of course he says so, and you (as a Norwegian, since we are all amazing!) are perceptive enough to hear that! 🥰 Any animal can react to anything at any time. He has had a rough go, so no doubt his immune system is a little whacky here and there. Sometimes a cat will become sensitized to...

She was with UGA the last time I saw her, but she has since changed positions and I no longer have current contact info. I hunted around for her too, thinking maybe I could find a "back door," but no luck. Hope you can get hold of her!

Hi Rita! Feline papillomas are usually benign, but can turn nasty later. Can you post a picture of it? They are quite distinctive. I wonder if the vet could do an impression smear of it while she's there for her dental--that's a non-invasive, non-painful test (though the trade-off is that it may...

Meaning it's good? (Some animals' "normal" BEAM is not that great!)

That seems like a long time but how is her BEAM? That's how you tell if it's a real problem or not.

Dr. Susan Wynn is the most holistic of the nutritionists (most of whom are by-the-book, and that book is heavily carb-oriented). I don't know if she is doing individual consultations though, couldn't find anything online to indicate.

Arnica is not a drug, it can (and should) be given right away. It will help jump-start the healing process. If you can just dab a little of the liquid in the corner of the mouth (just on the lips) that is good enough. It just needs to contact the mucous membrane.

Start Arnica immediately. Repeat as needed (signs of pain). IF that doesn't seem to be enough, then you can add loxicam. You can offer regular diet even tonight, and cutting into smaller pieces is perfect.

All Atlantic salmon (Canada, Iceland, Norway, Ireland, Scotland, etc.) are farmed, with all the problems and toxicities associated with farmed fish. Wild-caught Pacific salmon (1/3 of which are hatchery raised) are okay. Canned or lightly cooked are great. Personally I do not recommend feeding...

The risk is for Heinz body anemia in which red blood cells get distorted and then filtered out of the blood and destroyed. In terms of allium family risks, onion powder is worst, then fresh onion, then a distant third garlic powder, then fresh garlic. Onion powder is very strong and it is an...

It worked for me Feline Hyperesthesia | Little Big Cat - Dr. Jean Hofve

Just be aware that Medicus products are not balanced and are best for short-term use.

You probably wouldn't be able to use anything topically, and it would immediately be washed away by saliva anyway. His body should be able to clear the anesthetics with his clean diet and normal support. Flower essences like Crab Apple are also supportive, maybe combine that with Rescue Remedy...

Agreed, even if it's a dog ;) being a tripod is much better than months of suffering with no guarantee of a different result.

I would not apply any topicals. Better if he heals from the inside as mentioned. Certainly flower essences would help him handle the stress of all the changes he's been through. See Stress for a range of possible choices--pick the one that fits the situation and his personality.