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Well, a bit of patience might be required, for the good diet to kick in. I'd also likely to see her get a good supplemental source of Omega 3's: fish oil, sardines, also MCT oil (medium chain triglycerides; derived from coconut oil). Organ meats will also be a part of a prototypical prey model...

Yes, Cindy; welcome! You are a force for good in the universe:) You'll have a home here, and will fill in little gaps in your resources. I agree with Dr. Jeff, of course, that classical homeopathy properly applied will be of great use for you and the herd, too. Ask us anything, and keep up the...

Doggone it, Dr. Jeff! You made me cry:)

Boy, Nancy; that sounds so much like us! My first dog, born in 1995, was subjected to shots by his breeder, and then my vet, recommended by a friend, started the protocol all over again. He developed orthopedic issues - poor hip development, two cruciate tears, etc. and allergic symptoms...

Wouldn't hurt to provide a diet with more fresh/raw factors. Even the "interest" factor can matter.

Generally, anything raw will be vastly easier to digest and less prone to cause reactions, since "allergies" are usually a reaction to tough, nasty, cooked proteins. Hearts are great, as is liver, but any muscle meat will be fine. Variety will be a key factor, so experiment with small amounts...

Thank you both, for helping the helper:) ginny and Yuji

Thank you, Dr. Christina! They are not working with my vet, but seem comfortable with what they have been told by theirs, whom I do not know. I have a great vet/chiro. They can use my laser - I can use it on her. And I gave them a PEMF wearable vest thing that was passed on to me by other...

Friends have a lovely Dobie girl who has been diagnosed with Wobblers at about 9 years old. I have no direct experience with this, and am looking for ideas on management/treatment. She has been xrayed and is on steroids and other pain meds. We saw her today - she is one of Yuji's favorite girls...

Absolutely they can be "cured". Reactions to natural substances and foods are part of a picture of chronic, systemic mistunement, and will never be effectively suppressed by conventional meds, or even diet or environmental factors. I'd put my money on good homeopathic analysis and treatment...

I don't know what sort of homeopath you consulted, but this whole picture I can well imagine would respond to a carefully chosen remedy given with full attention to followup and subsequent doses. You are on the right track in thinking this - messing with the diet - is not a solution. An animal...

I would venture that this kitty needs a deep systemic approach to his disturbance. I don't believe that either drugs or food can supply this, although a nice simple raw diet would certainly be optimal in the long run. He has, I believe, a disturbance in his Vital Force - pardon the woo-woo...

I haven't kept cats for decades, but I remember my childhood cat, a longhair about ten pounds, throwing up hairballs this large...We didn't know much then, and likely the vet didn't either.

Yes, and yes. Or "No". I'm one of those who use a machine - in my case an old Nikken device that is all but obsolete. I'd advise you to do your own research, with emphasis on the work of Dr. Pollack at the University of Washington. There are a few machines out there that actually work, and many...

Questions: 1. What do you mean by "inherited or acquired chronic mistunement"? 2. What is the difference between Homeopathy or Traditional Chinese Medicine, and how would I know which one to pick? OK, I owe you some answers to these two questions - in case you haven't found what you needed in...

To add only a bit to these wonderfully comprehensive replies: Dogs are carnivores, and don't require, strictly speaking, carbohydrates such as fruits and veggies in quantity or regularity. Healthily raised meat, including bone and organs- and that including liver and tripe when possible - is...

This film is the most complete and satisfying exposition of homeopathy I've seen. Clear, with many real-life examples - all inspiring in a genuine way - no woo-woo here, just an exposition of how it works, and how well - and WHY. A great deal of care and hard work went into the production, and...

I would like to say only that variety MAY be one of the most important factors in diet...I'd like to see you branch out a bit, feeding different meat sources, and those being fresh, raw - and including organ meats. "Dry" can imply all sorts of not-so-nutritious parts, but even the best are...

Anyone using DHEA after altering in cats? Male or female? Or are cats' native sex-linked behaviors not something one wants to encourage? Any studies on post-altering hormone levels?

I don't think it's going to hurt him to hump - unless he just strains a muscle or the like. BUT this is a sign of over-the-top male hormonal activity, and will respond to excellent homeopathic care. This can be true whether or not he has been neutered. And great homeopathic care should improve...