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Yeah; me too! Vomiting is a proactive move by the body - precisely to FIX issues, not to cause them. Just keep an eye out, but I'd say there is nothing to fix.
Hey, Vitalizer people....I just acquired a sort-of used, sort-of new Vitalizer, and with it is a small part to which I can find no reference on ANY site. It is a small disc, about the size of a one franc or a Canadian 25 cent piece. It's white plastic, and has two holes on the circumference 180...
Yes; get the Arnica. 10M is fairly commonly available, in decent health food stores or pharmacies. Dissolve one pellet in water, as the others have said. This is a big "go-to" remedy which will act seemingly miraculously on pain and discomfort - and it's actual healing, not just pain relief.
I...
Hey, so in response to last Monday's webinar presentation, I have ordered, received and will start tonight on Adored Beast's Vital Defense chaga and algae product. I found Julie Ann's presentation and research to be flat-out compelling, with the test-tube studies and all. We were already using...
If your cat is indoors, I would question the need for the Revolution... In any case, good health discourages parasites like fleas, and Revolution is antithetical to good health - so, better to build health than apply poisons.
I agree that aloe vera can be helpful.
I was just revisiting the webinar presentation by Ihor Basko, on mushrooms and their uses. I am delighted to note all the affinities for various ailments, and am from hereon going to double, at least, the dosages I give my boy - not the least because he has been discovered to have what is being...
Good for you, Keath - you're off and running! You should know that cats have no need whatsoever for vegetable matter in their diets, and cannot process it well. So, take a load off and just feed them the meat for which they evolved to eat. Dogs, well, it's pretty much optional, but they can get...
Frozen and thawed is fine. The real key to best health involves, IMO, variety over anything else. A bit of cooked, or raw, or frozen is fine. This is what his body is designed to use, after all. I cannot think of a disease or affliction that would make cooking or processing better/necessary for...
Yep; he's teaching YOU - and us, and anyone else listening. Not a big deal for him; he's plenty strong enough to weather this. Tell him you understand, that you got the message, and he can go ahead and get better now.....oh, and stay away from this vet, or at least learn how to interpret and...
FWIW, I have some neighbor/friends who have a little Jack Russell female, somewhere north of ten years old, I believe. When I met them, she was struggling with inappetence on the terrible kidney food the vet recco'ed, had mouth ulcers, and was generally not a happy dog, fearful and retiring, not...
So terribly sorry for your loss. But she had powerful lessons to teach, and you learned - this is her gift, which you richly deserved. Do not let your regrets eclipse your great learning; her love surrounds you, and will be with you forever. Bless you!
I am inclined to think this is a good idea:) I also think that classical homeopathy, well-chosen, could head off this tendency to eat non-food items - and of course would address other chronic issues perhaps not yet identified.
It sounds to me as though this girl wants to live! And I would definitely bet on the homeopathy to help.
In the meantime, just lots of love, and an upbeat, though gentle, attitude. All the symptoms are NOT the disease, but just its manifestations - like reflections. Following their clues can...
This might sound silly - but before you go back to the vet for another blood test - could you put a little coat on him, and see if his tail gets perkier? I'm betting he's just fine, so love him hard and don't worry.
To succuss, just hold the bottle in one hand and beat it against the palm of the other hand. If everything jiggles around too much to get a nice whack, you can also beat the bottle onto a phone book or other semi-firm object. You should be able to see little bubbles dancing around in it when you...
Agreed! I have eliminated he tiny amount of radish, celery, and Gussy's Gut in his diet, and stopped sharing any veg off my plates. Only all-meat treats, and our usual complement of coldwater fish oil, MCT oil, and krill oil. I make kefir from local raw cows' milk and goat kefir for starter. I...
What a lovely boy he is! And glad to hear he is allowing himself to think and choose. I would be very careful and patient about new challenges, always trying to let him encounter them on his own rather than have you pressure him. For this reason I would not try the hoop trick; I think that's...
OH, wow! This is good news for us: we just discovered a small MCT on Yuji. who has been on a nearly keto regime for life (12 yrs). It won't be hard at all to go 100% that way.
I have been having trouble imagining what more I could be doing, and here is a way DO LESS!!! I'm listening....
I've always subscribed to the idea that skin stuff is a positive thing; a step towards healing the entire constitutional picture. We can see it, we can get to it - and its resolution shows we are close to healing the whole animal. That said, it follows that suppressing these signs with drugs -...