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of Veterinary Secrets Course, '7 Secrets to Extending The Life of Your Pet', the complimentary course by Dr. Andrew Jones.
This issue: The 4th Secret - Avoiding serious medication side effects by naturally Treating Allergies and Arthritis.
I once was part of the Secret Society of Veterinarians.
Although I had a strong foundation in using alternate medicine on my family's farm, I threw all of that out the window when I went to vet school.
I became blinded by a university and all those years of knowledge.
It's something like large multinational corporations convincing us that we NEED to vaccinate our pets for 10 different things every year just to stay healthy.
I have returned to my roots, and I now very much enjoy practicing veterinary medicine in an alternate way.
The BIG MYTH Is: This medication (antibiotic, anti-inflammatory) has few side effects, your pet will be fine.
Often WRONG.
I have seen many dogs develop ulcers and liver disease from anti-inflammatories.
I have seen cases of diabetes, vomiting, diarrhea for the "safe" steroid used to stop the itching in allergies.
I have seen too many cats develop kidney failure from supposed "safe" pain relievers.
I have seen numerous vaccine reactions, including vaccine-induced cancers.
Allergies are one of the most common reasons that I see pets. There are a huge number of allergens. The 3 main classes are, Food, Fleas and Environmental. The most common signs are excessive scratching, paw and anal licking, hair shedding and excess dandruff.
If you suspect that your pet has an allergy, then the first 2 things that I suggest are to eliminated external parasites as a cause, and to feed a hypo-allergenic diet for 4-6 weeks (there are many available).
Some very helpful at home remedies that I often use are:
TO THE BATH. An oatmeal shampoo with cool water will ease the itchiest skin. Leave the shampoo on for 10 minutes then rinse well. With the most severe allergies, bathe your pet twice weekly.
SOOTHE IT TOPICALLY. Calendula ointment is a herbal medication that has been successfully used to relieve the itch. Apply a thin coat twice daily to affected areas.
THE SUPPLEMENT CONNECTION. Fatty Acid supplements are very helpful in decreasing the level of inflammation. Omega 3 fatty acids are most important. A great, inexpensive source is ground Flax Seeds; I give 1 tsp per cup of dog food. Cats are unable to metabolize Flax, so I only recommend the liquid supplement for them. Other sources include fish oil, primrose oil and specific veterinary supplements.
Arthritis is defined as inflammation of the joints, the primary sign is lameness. This may be seen as difficulty rising after laying down, or reluctant to bear full weight on one leg. Some pets have arthritis of their backs, and this is displayed with a hunched abdomen and reluctance to move. In certain pets you can move the affected joint and hear noise called crepitus; this is the new arthritic bone grinding against bone.
HERBAL. A variety of herbs are used at different times for arthritis. The ones I have seen to be most effective include: DEVIL'S CLAW, used in traditional African medicine and has scientific studies to back its effectiveness.
ACUPRESSURE. GB 41, located on the bottom of the foot, in the depression of the two outside toes, and is especially good for arthritic pain in the hips.
METHYLSULFONYMETHANE. MSM is a supplement, found in some plants such as Horsetail. It works by reducing inflammation in the joints by acting as an antioxidant.
IT'S IN THE CARTILAGE. GLUCOSAMINE HYDROCHLORIDE is the most important supplement to add to your pet's diet. The dose is 1/4 of a 500mg tablet once daily per 10 lbs of body weight. It helps to rebuild the cartilage and delay further cartilage breakdown.
I sincerely hope that you are learning a lot from my course - I know that there is nothing else out there like this.
Many of my friends say that I am crazy to give all this information away for free.
Maybe I am, but I am helping thousands of pets by doing it.
You should check out my Complete Home Study Multimedia Course. I guarantee that you will treat your pet's illnesses and ailments confidently, competently and for less than it would cost if you relied exclusively on professional Veterinary services.
To order 'Veterinary Secrets Revealed', go to: www.veterinarysecretsrevealed.com/vsr.php.
Join my online membership site at: www.theonlinevet.com, and pick up a copy of "Pet 911: Complete Canine And Feline First Aid Manual", at www.petfirstaidsecrets.com.
Best wishes,
Dr Andrew Jones
This issue: The 4th Secret - Avoiding serious medication side effects by naturally Treating Allergies and Arthritis.
I once was part of the Secret Society of Veterinarians.
Although I had a strong foundation in using alternate medicine on my family's farm, I threw all of that out the window when I went to vet school.
I became blinded by a university and all those years of knowledge.
It's something like large multinational corporations convincing us that we NEED to vaccinate our pets for 10 different things every year just to stay healthy.
I have returned to my roots, and I now very much enjoy practicing veterinary medicine in an alternate way.
The BIG MYTH Is: This medication (antibiotic, anti-inflammatory) has few side effects, your pet will be fine.
Often WRONG.
I have seen many dogs develop ulcers and liver disease from anti-inflammatories.
I have seen cases of diabetes, vomiting, diarrhea for the "safe" steroid used to stop the itching in allergies.
I have seen too many cats develop kidney failure from supposed "safe" pain relievers.
I have seen numerous vaccine reactions, including vaccine-induced cancers.
Allergies are one of the most common reasons that I see pets. There are a huge number of allergens. The 3 main classes are, Food, Fleas and Environmental. The most common signs are excessive scratching, paw and anal licking, hair shedding and excess dandruff.
If you suspect that your pet has an allergy, then the first 2 things that I suggest are to eliminated external parasites as a cause, and to feed a hypo-allergenic diet for 4-6 weeks (there are many available).
Some very helpful at home remedies that I often use are:
TO THE BATH. An oatmeal shampoo with cool water will ease the itchiest skin. Leave the shampoo on for 10 minutes then rinse well. With the most severe allergies, bathe your pet twice weekly.
SOOTHE IT TOPICALLY. Calendula ointment is a herbal medication that has been successfully used to relieve the itch. Apply a thin coat twice daily to affected areas.
THE SUPPLEMENT CONNECTION. Fatty Acid supplements are very helpful in decreasing the level of inflammation. Omega 3 fatty acids are most important. A great, inexpensive source is ground Flax Seeds; I give 1 tsp per cup of dog food. Cats are unable to metabolize Flax, so I only recommend the liquid supplement for them. Other sources include fish oil, primrose oil and specific veterinary supplements.
Arthritis is defined as inflammation of the joints, the primary sign is lameness. This may be seen as difficulty rising after laying down, or reluctant to bear full weight on one leg. Some pets have arthritis of their backs, and this is displayed with a hunched abdomen and reluctance to move. In certain pets you can move the affected joint and hear noise called crepitus; this is the new arthritic bone grinding against bone.
HERBAL. A variety of herbs are used at different times for arthritis. The ones I have seen to be most effective include: DEVIL'S CLAW, used in traditional African medicine and has scientific studies to back its effectiveness.
ACUPRESSURE. GB 41, located on the bottom of the foot, in the depression of the two outside toes, and is especially good for arthritic pain in the hips.
METHYLSULFONYMETHANE. MSM is a supplement, found in some plants such as Horsetail. It works by reducing inflammation in the joints by acting as an antioxidant.
IT'S IN THE CARTILAGE. GLUCOSAMINE HYDROCHLORIDE is the most important supplement to add to your pet's diet. The dose is 1/4 of a 500mg tablet once daily per 10 lbs of body weight. It helps to rebuild the cartilage and delay further cartilage breakdown.
I sincerely hope that you are learning a lot from my course - I know that there is nothing else out there like this.
Many of my friends say that I am crazy to give all this information away for free.
Maybe I am, but I am helping thousands of pets by doing it.
You should check out my Complete Home Study Multimedia Course. I guarantee that you will treat your pet's illnesses and ailments confidently, competently and for less than it would cost if you relied exclusively on professional Veterinary services.
To order 'Veterinary Secrets Revealed', go to: www.veterinarysecretsrevealed.com/vsr.php.
Join my online membership site at: www.theonlinevet.com, and pick up a copy of "Pet 911: Complete Canine And Feline First Aid Manual", at www.petfirstaidsecrets.com.
Best wishes,
Dr Andrew Jones
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