I am going to go to the market today and purchase Thuja 30c. I asked about this months ago. I need to know 1. if it is too late to administer it post Blossom's vaccinations Sept 2022 and her last and second shot of the DHLLP2 on Sept 30th the day I picked her from the shelter? It has been almost 7 months from the time I first posted that her energy (Pitcairn would call it vital force) was akin to the 14 year old dog I had. This was BIG. I reported her walking was slow. She is 4 years old or less. So this was a symptom of vaccinosis. I thought it was the trazadone and took her off within a few weeks. Since that, I reported here of her intermittent slow walking that progressed with cheek puffing added on the past few months. Dr. Karen Becker lists symptom of vaccinosis with respiratory and lethargy being 2 of them. She also, as I reported here, the day after I got her from the shelter I took her for a ride and she had "behavior" issue (another symptom of vaccinosis), she freaked out in panic riding in the car after 10 minutes but rode home from the shelter 4 hours without any issue except overactivity. Dr. Marty whom I worked with for years would say symptoms are seen up to 45 days post vaccine. So already I reported 3 symptoms here but no remedy like Thuja was suggested and didn't you say she had "no symptoms" (what is slow walking, lethargy and lack of Oxygen and behavior issues/anxiety?) and that remedies are not given unless there are symptoms? It's not rocket science to know this poor dog's body has been assaulted by veterinary medicine. It hit me last night that she HAS HAD symptoms since the first week I had her! Although I disagree with you that only when symptoms are seen should homeopathy be done (Dr. Will Falconer, Dr. Karen Becker and Dr. Dodds and Dogs Naturally Magazine and others do not quite agree.) They, as I understand, give remedies to neutralize the vaxes and toxins at a molecular level BEFORE symptoms set in. If you think about cancer---it starts at an energetic level, progresses to a cellular level and then symptoms are a LATE FINDING. As in Blossom's case, she now has constant puffing of cheeks and slow walking. Took her 60plus minutes to walk less than one mile. You did not like me saying "poor Blossom" but it is heartbreaking to see her struggle. If I can't help her I will put her down. Anyone should try breathing through a paper bag in 80 degree weather and poo poo the symptom and say "she has no symptoms." I also spent over 400 dollars on energy tapping on some doll that did seem to make her pace any better. Actually after that session she was slow walking all the time and puffing. I spent 800 dollars on full blood work which is not all back yet. But my point is this could all have been possibly avoided giving her the remedies I read about and have used on other dogs with success. Pitcairn would say if symptoms are not addressed right away they potentially become life long. Blossom also does not drink water. I seen her drink 5 times in 7 months. I have fed her god food, made her happy, pet her, walked her, spend most of the day with her. She needed a remedy. I was told to stop worrying. Unfortunately I have been told this by vets with other dogs. Had I not stayed on the vets with the dogs symptoms my dogs would not have lived an extra 3.5 and 2 years each. Even a world famous vet expert and researcher told me Gabby's low albumin which I noticed over time, was "old age". I have saved my dogs by "worrying" that results in action. So I am not going to be blown off with Blossom now. A holistic vet told me about Gabby's behavior change not wanting to go outside was "because it was hot out." in spite of her always liking outside. She was diagnosed with hemangiosarcoma in short order after her comment. At the shelter they reported Blossom as normal respiration, enjoyed her walks, and that she was in good health. She was an emotional mess in the shelter given al the shots, antibiotics, had kennel cough, flea and tick poisons, heartworm poisons. Dr. Pitcairn says that shots given in a weakened state would more likely elicit reactions. So with that, is it not apparent to all that she has vaccinosis? This has progressed because it was ignored. She needed a remedy. Now we have some "condition" more than likely due to all of the above and the failure to do anything about it at onset. Her reticulocytes and hemoglobin are increased and the vet said maybe some bleeding. Gabby had high reticulocytes with hemangiosarcoma. I have to do something NOW. So my question is: is it too late to give Thuja 30 as the aforementioned well known vets recommend to prevent and treat vaccinosis, how much, how often to give it. I discussed this on my 15 min calls months ago as well, but still no recommendation for a remedy to counteract her apparent vaccinosis. The word vaccinosis was not even brought up. A 4 year old dog does NOT walk like this. I've wasted time. I have given her chlorella to detox mercury but that was not suggested here. Food is not medicine as it is so depleted for animals and humans. I feed my dog quality food, expensive, grass fed everything. Something needs attention with the at least 4 symptoms I listed over the last 7 months. People give the Lyssin and Thuja with success but now it might be too late. This dog deserves better for all she went through. She obviously has vaccinosis given the onset. Breathing is a huge quality of life issue and the poor thing just wants to please. Animals don't show one fraction of the discomfort they are in. Please advise me on options to detox her with a remedy or I will just get Thuja today and give her a dropperful. Thank you.