@24mbronc Hi there. The Melaleuca brand is a safe one. A lot of Amish use it. Also, straight Vinegar in a spray bottle works wonders on stains. My housekeeper puts some in a bucket of hot water and cleans the tile. For wood floors, the old fashion Murphys oil soap is a decent option. I hope this helps.
I just took my Yorkie to the vet. Me being a naturalist, I can’t even believe I did that. I will explain. Someone in my neighborhood murdered/poisoned approximately 15 cats. My Yorkie stays in my yard and I’m thinking she might’ve gotten a hold of something that one of the strays may have left in my yard. Anyway blood tests were done and there were a few numbers relating to her liver that were elevated. The veterinarian prescribed Denamarin. Horrible side effects for her, lethargic and just sickly. I immediately looked through your videoos on what I had and I do have slippery elm which I gave her a dose of that. I also gave her some kombucha that I had made with a little bit of castor oil. Had some pure CBD and that let her rest for a little while. I seen results in less than seven hours. Thank you so much for your videos! Do you all know that the word Pharmakeia Literally means witchcraft and sorcery in Aramaic/Hebrew… go figure!
Well done for acting on your instinct, I like that. If liver numbers are an issue ongoing, use Milk thistle extract: amzn.to/3mjJlJM (2 drops per 10lb 1-4 times daily). Thank you for sharing this information also, as viewers do look at the comments. I'm not surprised at your last sentence.
Update: I took my yorkie to another vet just to get a blood test and check her numbers. I am so happy to inform you that all the elevated liver numbers are all normal! Five days had passed since the first test. I asked the vet why she wasn’t eating yet? …and she replied that I was over doing the syringe. 😂 Today is day six and she had bone broth on her own. A million thanks! 🙏🏽 much more !!! I absolutely love your channel, blessings Dan!
@@b_unique_PR Great news and well done you for taking action. Now it's time to watch my diet related videos and get your Yorkie onto a healthier diet with fresh food in it. Be unique!
Dan!!! So glad to see you back! My dog, whom you helped me to help and who is so much better now, and I are very happy to see you again. This is wonderful! Yay! (We were just a little bit worried about you.) You mean a lot to us.
This happened to my sweet Olivia. She had unnecessary boosters and passed away two weeks later. I wish I would have had this information before. I'm left with one living dog and educating myself so much to help him live a longer, happy life.
My sweet girl passed 10 days after an annual vaccination. I had concerns, as she was 17, but doing okay overall. They insisted they wouldn't see her unless I agreed to the shot but she really needed a wellness check up. I should have walked out. I feel very guilty but I trusted them. :(
@TheYazmanian, I'm so sorry for your loss. It's very unfortunate that we had to go thru this. I hope you feel supported thru this tough time. It's very hard not to blame ourselves, but forgiveness takes time.
@@evat.9442 Thank you. It really does take a lot of time, this was in 2018 and while I still feel upset about it, it's definitely not as intense as it used to be.
My sweet dog had a history of Cancer and after that mandatory rabies vaccine she died a week later. I feel so terrible as with her history I could have gotten a medical exemption for her. She was 11 years and 2 months. It has been years, but I still feel so upset over this
I sooooo wish I knew this info back in 2004. I had a 15 week old Maltese pup, named Abbie. She was only 1.5 pounds. I went to my now EX- veterinarian for her next "routine" puppy vaccinations. The vet gave me an option to give her 2 shots instead of 1 so I didnt have to come back again for awhile. I unfortunately chose the 2 shot option. My Abbie died that same day they say due to analphylactic shock. Her body was too small to take in all of that vaccinations. This was my first puppy that I owned and was too naive to know, but I thought I could trust my veterinarian in those choices. I was so wrong. Abbie is cremated, so she is with me everyday. I have since will NEVER step foot in that veterinary office again.
I wish I new more at that time also. Thank you for sharing this heartfelt information. 100% understand where your coming from. We are both now in control of these situations going forward. AND, this is an important notice to readers of this comment.
I'm so sorry for your loss especially being your first dog. I believe the medical profession including vets and dental professionals are ALL compromised. It's a big $$ industry. I don't feel it's "do no harm" anymore. So much vaccines and prescription pushes everywhere we turn.
Dan honestly I can't believe I came across your channel everything in your videos just make perfect sense to me I feel my Two year old Alaskan shepherd has been suffering with combo flea/ and wormer treatments, also when she was a puppy she had the first vaccines as a puppy from the breeder my vet them said the ones they had were not compatible and so she had to start again with their vaccines first and second set, so she had two first sets and one second set,and of course had to be kept in the house longer till the time period they recommend which turned out to be weeks
Your vet was wrong on many levels! A disgrace to the profession. Going forward, I recommend zero vaccines unless by law, (probably that 3 year rabies shot). If so, use Protect: (humic & fulvic acid) amzn.to/33P2P1i before and after the shot. I'd focus on fresh foods in the diet, antioxidants, low carbs, no drugs.
I stopped all vaccinations 15 years ago, so are you saying I should still vax puppies on a less frequent schedule? I don't do rabies, either. Should I? When I rescue from a rescue group, they vaccinate like crazy, but if I rescue an adult dog, I don't, nor if I find a puppy. Shall I reconsider? I didn't vax my kids, or myself. No covid clot shot, either. Your thoughts? I have 6 dogs (3 from rescue groups, 3 that were dumped, and I found, but no one claimed). All are healthy, especially after reading your book, and me doing every last thing you recommend, ha. Your book is WONDERFUL, btw, and I can't thank you enough for it. I'm GRATEFUL I found you!!!!! Bless you, and yours, (especially your 4 leggeds) ❤️
I personally dont vaccinate period, dogs or humans and feed a raw food diet to dogs and as much raw food to humans as possible. That is my way. Thank you, appreciated. You have it covered.
Thank you so much for posting this comment. This gave me much more confidence and validation to never vaccinate my fur babies, including my own children if one day I have kids. We need more people like you who stand up against big pharma and the doctors who are bullies. Their fear mongering manipulation tactics are all just empty threats. The real truth is, they actually have no power over us at all.
Did the dog have a vaccination or other vet drugs? Known as paroxysmal respiration and triggered by nasopharyngeal irritation. One common remedy is to hold the dog's nostrils closed for a second, then lightly massage its throat. Lightly blowing in their face may also help. This should cause the dog to swallow a couple of times, which will usually stop the spasm of the reverse sneeze. Other than petting your dog, you will simply need to wait out the episode. Most dogs will not suffer from reverse sneezing for more than a minute or so. These are some things that can cause reverse sneezing. Intense exercise Collar that’s too tight Pulling on the leash Excitement or anxiety Eating and swallowing fast Environmental irritants like pollen, pesticides, smoke, dust Household irritants like perfume, scented candles, plug-ins, cleaners, room deodorizers Sudden change of temperature from hot to cold or vice versa Respiratory infection More things you can do: Massage the throat. You might even feel the spasms. Try covering his nostrils to force your dog to swallow and clear the irritation. Put your fingers on his tongue and press down to have your dog open his mouth to take air through his nose. Gently hold his snout and blow into his nostrils to force him to gasp and breathe. Consider using a harness if a collar causes your dog to reverse sneeze. Distract your dog with a favorite toy or activity. If it happens a few times, take note of the situation … when it happens, where is your dog and what is he doing. This will help you identify his reverse sneezing triggers. Here are possible scenarios: On or after a walk While eating In the night During a thunderstorm or other situations that cause anxiety Jumping from a height Coming inside from the cold or going out into the cold Once you isolate the situation you can avoid or reduce the likelihood of these attacks. Whatever you do, don't use benadryl! Give your dog filtered water. Use a glass bowl or one that is free of heavy metals. Use a harness rather than a collar to walk your dog, especially if he’s a puller. Clear your home of artificial scents, such as candles and air fresheners and even your own cosmetics or body products. Use environmentally friendly, non-toxic and unscented cleaning products. Detox your dog’s diet. Feed a fresh food. Give antioxidants to minimize allergies. Minimize your dog’s stress and anxiety as much as possible.
@@DanScott1 Thank you so much for your quick response. He does not have any vaccinations other than puppy rabies. He's 11 years old. The sneezing used to happen with the collar, so I switched to a harness a few years ago and am carefull not to trigger it. He's on a raw food diet for about 2 years now. The sneezing was occuring quite often for the past few days and for no apparent reason. Sometimes after he ate, so I figures the swallowing was irritating his throat. He ate some duck poo about a month ago, and then threw it up. I just started oregano oil in coconut oil on his tummy and Ionic silver in his water for any bacterial issues. I also dabb just a little on his tongue which seems to be helping. I've also given his wormwood in his food for the past two days. This all seems to be helping, It's slowing down. If you have any other ideas for possible parasite or bacterial issues affecting his nose and throat, I appreciate you very much.
I got my dog at eight months old. She had gotten salmon poisoning, and I felt so bad for her that I had to get her and pay for the vet bill. She was the daughter of my brother's dog, and the salmon poisoning came as a surprise. She was taken to the vet where she regained her health, but when I went to pick her up from the vet, I was asked by the nurses at the veterinarian hospital if I will be getting my dog vaccinated sometime soon. My dog had never been vaccinated, and neither had I. I couldn't see the reason for me to never get vaccinated and be in perfect health, and then vaccinate my dog; it didn't seem right. Therefore, I told the nurse I would think about it. So far, my dog has overcome the salmon poisoning and she is a happy young healthy dog and had her first birthday last month. I prefer to keep my dog organic.
I'm with you 100% Good decision re vaxx. I've also written a full 40 page report all about this years ago. I'm an organic fan too. Thank you for sharing this story.
Thanks Dan last week we had a vet check up. We were planning to have my 5 y/o dog vaccinated so he can get accepted at doggie daycare. He had his puppy shots and 2 more after that. He developed seizures 2 yrs ago and we have been scared vaccination can make it worse. We stopped giving him monthly tablets for worms and heartworms when he was 10 mos. He still gets seizures every 3 wks (from weekly) He is on Keppra. His diet is home cooked food. We tried raw but we got scared as he had dark stools. He had acupuncture Thank you for your wonderful channel. Hope you have a video on seizures.
Thank you for caring and sharing this important information, sir! I never took the jab. My previous dr., I fired her, was so adamant about me getting the shot she became hostile when I refused. I am changing vets. After this video, I will be watching for the reaction from him or her when I say no to some of the vaccines.
Hello Dan, I just found your RU-vid channel. I have a 13 year-old min pen. I rescued her when she was probably two or three years old. She also had Heartworms and was treated in 2018. I recently had her vaccinated on September 10, 2024. She was actually behind on her vaccinations, due to dental issues, probably about a year and a half since she’s had them. She always had a hack. I was told she had allergic bronchitis by one vet and another vet said she had a narrowing trachea, but to my surprise when she was late on her vaccinations, she stopped hacking, but now since she had her vaccinations this month she started hacking again. I am so glad I found your channel. She will not be getting any more vaccines. She also has skin allergies that the Vet prescribed her with Apoquel…stopping that immediately! Can you also recommend a treatment for heart worm prevention? Thank you so much and I will be following your recommendations! ❤️
Use Black Walnut, Clove & Wormwood Extract: amzn.to/2S8paBE every September to prevent heartworm, simply run the 28 day protocol, check the dose chart in the pinned comment and your golden. Apohell, not great! For skin allergies it's a fresh food diet, boost the immune system to heal the skin. The vaccs will set the dog back but cant be helped now. Focus on a clean diet and home remedies and supplements.. plenty of info on this chanel and there's my diet ebook: healthydogforlife.com/feed-your-dog-better-book-by-dan-scott/ Also add some greens to meals for necessary antioxidants, minerals, vitamins etc: amzn.to/49w0bKR
I am hearing this more and more. My puppy was vaccinated by the breeder, but I am not getting any more vaccinations. My dog is mostly indoors. I will take our chances by giving him things to boost his immune system. Thank you for the information!
If you can focus on a more fresh food based diet that will really help strengthen the immune system. There's always my ebook Feed Your Dog Better if you want diet direction: healthydogforlife.com/feed-your-dog-better-book-by-dan-scott/ Those initial shots last 7-11 years BTW as well researched by Ronald D Shultzs PHD in the 90's.
@@DanScott1 I always feed my dog organic, fresh food, which includes meats and vegetables. He doesn’t like canned dog food or kibble for some reason. Shih Tzu’s are picky. 😊❤️. The vaccines definitely make me nervous. Thanks for the great info!
@@IcedOutReek The dog should be over 12 weeks for spectra 6! It covers: Canine Distemper, Canine Adenovirus Type 2 (CAV-2), Canine Coronavirus, Canine Parainfluenza, and Canine Parvovirus Type 2b.
I wish I saw this video earlier! My puppy has been over vaccinated since she was shipped from overseas. Nothing but problems since she got her rabies and bordatella together to be able to go to a boarding place while we went out of town... She is now immune compromised, fighting yeast and I believe demodectric mange?? I am pretty sure I have her on the mend now with all your great info along with another online Vet that is natural in his thinking. I guess I am just wondering if my 12 mo. old is able to come back from all the damage that has been done to her throught the shots???Thanks for all your great videos! I am binge watching them now!! ;)
Hi, it's so, so tricky. The whole vaccination thing with dogs and humans is too much for the immune system to take. It's been scientifically established that first shots last 7-11 years and this was found out in the 90's by DVM Ronald D Shultz. I cannot know the individual damage these things can do as we are all different but immune system issues thay cause the more they have been used. All you can do is give Protect: (humic & fulvic acid) amzn.to/33P2P1i And feed a more fresh food based diet with no additives, synthetic and give no drugs. And especially with a senior dog. So all natural diet, no synthetics, low carbs, high quality proteins, an Omega-3 oil like Safe Sea (Ahi flower oil with Green Lipped Mussel Oil): amzn.to/3Yx9Z10 for joint, skin health, brain health. And maybe some Organic MCT oil - amzn.to/3tLlCnR for the brain health, focus, good feeling etc. Start this small at 1/4 dose and build up slowly to get used to it. Same for all new foods/supplements/remedies.. ease them in. Herbs are important for the body and I use Green Vibrance for me and dogs, so much healthy freeze dried greens in there for the four major systems of the body and chock full of antioxidants, important to health: amzn.to/3R1m3HR For yeasty dogs give soil based probiotics: SBO Probiotics - amzn.to/3yoURqU Very low carbs, lots of fresh foods, raw foods. And for demodectic mange and it's affecting skin health, run the protocol from this video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2LkzSgeOpGw.html
Healthier diet with more fresh foods in it and lots of antioxidants: SPARK - Daily Nutritional Greens Supplement : Antioxidants, amino acids, probiotics, enzymes, liver protein, 5+ greens: shrsl.com/3uv38 If you feed kibble, the best thing to do first is remove 50% of the kibble from the bowl and replace with raw eggs (preferably organic), canned sardines (in plain water with skin & bone intact: 12 Pack Sardines - amzn.to/3vaXrj6), some part cooked and blended veggies like broccoli, kale, green beans, spinach, brussel sprouts, bok choy etc and some meat proteins such as chicken meat, even better. If not liking to prepare vegetables then these freeze dried greens are antioxidant packed to help protect cells from free radical damage, cellular repair, support immunity, joints, skin issues, heart and eye health: Core Immune CARE Greens: shrsl.com/3uv18 Now your dogs getting live enzymes, probiotics, Omega 3 oils, the highest quality proteins and nutritional assimilation from eggs (100%), and antioxidants, minerals and vitamins from vegetables. Always add a quality probiotic to improve digestion and gut health: (skin issues/yeast/itchy dogs) use this one: amzn.to/3yoURqU and for all other dogs use this one: shrsl.com/3uv7l If you want an excellent, VERY low carbohydrate kibble at just 5%, (high carbohydrates cause chronic inflammation, with itchy skin, yeast, poor gut health, ear infection, UTI's and hot spots, and nearly all kibbles are 40+% carbs!). Ketona has high protein at 47% (dogs thrive on proteins), correct fats at 15% and natural additives, so have a look at Ketona Kibble: healthydogforlife.com/KetonaKibble. I recommend still adding the fresh foods even with the best kibble. By introducing fresh foods, really lowering carbs use, introducing greens, omega 3's, proteins and a better more suitable kibble, your dog will respond with healing and improved health over the next 12 weeks. Some must do's: Zero vaxx once adult (auto immune disease issues) Very low carbs in diet (cause of inflammation and later, cancer) No vet drugs, there's effective natural alternatives. Feed a healthier diet with at least 50% fresh food in it. NO white foods ie rice, potato, pasta.. All the above is a great way to melt those fatty cists and protect your dogs health much better.
Wow thank you so much for taking the time to reply with all these tips. Very nice of you. I currently have my 2 70lb dogs on the DIY “Just food for dogs”. I prepare it myself. The recipe calls for ground beef 80/20, beef liver, russet potato’s, sweet potatoes, peas, green beans, apples, carrots and fish oil. It comes with a powder I mix with it which contains a various vitamin mixture. I question the potato’s in there, being a white starch. Any thoughts on what I can replace the potatoes with as far as carbs? So I think what I’m missing also are probiotics. Thank you!
@@kimsoto7665 Your welcome. I'd drop the russets, inflammatory. I'd replace with more proteins ie raw eggs fantastic food, raw green tripe, fantastic food and canned sardines: 12 Pack Sardines - amzn.to/3vaXrj6 great proteins, omega 3 oils and selenium etc. Keep carbs low at 10%.
Wow i just came across your page, I rescued a dog and I have my dog of 5 years and one got multiple includes parainfluenza, bordetella, other one got bordetella and coronavirus I regret it but I didn’t know back than
My small dog is 13 and her last vaccines were about 4 years ago. I don't want to give them to her anymore. She always ends up in the emergency vet for an allergic reaction. Am I safe with my decision not to vaccinate her?
100% safe from autoimmune disease. Great decision. What you dont hear is that shots last 7-11 years as tested and proven by Ronald D Shultz in the 90's.
We don't use any, except for one rabies 'v' at 6.5 months old. We just use nosodes mainly, and only a few times. And titer tests every three years as part of an agreement with our local animal control. As long as the rabies antibodies level stays a certain level, we won't be forced to do any 'boosters' for that. By the way, 'boosters' do *nothing* except cause more harm.
Hi, thank you for your informative video. We have two cockapoos 8 and 4 and have been vaccinated from birth, have now decided against vaccinations but are concerned this will affect our insurance. Also…does this apply to cats as we have a 13 year old cat that has always had yearly vaccinations - Thank You
The minimum from the AVMA recommendation is 3 yearly, so annually is a con by your vet. Simply stop with the cat! For the dogs I'd stop too but the insurance you'll have to look into.
My black lab got really sick and almost died last fall. The vet said they suspected it was Anaplasmosis a tic borne disease. I’m thinking now may have been the vaccines he had 3 weeks before and allergy shot as well less than a week before getting so ill.
I always recommend zero vaxx for adult dogs. It's been thoroughly scientifically researched by Dr Ronald Shultze that the core puppy shots last 7 - 11 years. I'm with you on this one.
We got a new puppy about four weeks ago. She was 10 weeks old and weighed 10 lbs which seems pretty small for a Border Collie at that age. (We've had her for a month and she has only gained 2 lbs. which does not seem normal even though she is eating about 3 cups of food a day.) According to her paperwork, she was vaccinated when she was 4 weeks old, 7 weeks old, and 9 weeks old with a recommendation to give two more boosters making that 5 shots in all (DAPPV) and we haven't even gotten to the rabies vaccine. She had also been given three rounds of worming medication. From the day we got her, she has been sick.....diarrhea, coughing, gagging, vomiting and severe itchiness. We have been to the vet twice. The first time she was given an antibiotic (amoxicillin) because they thought it was a respiratory infection and that the itchiness was due to her growing (that seemed odd since none of our other puppies ever itched) and that the diarrhea was probably due to a change in diet since the fecal came back negative even though I said that I thought she might have giardia so nothing was given for that. After a week, there was no improvement. We did another fecal and this time they said it showed giardia and roundworm so we were given two different medications for another week for that. There is still no improvement. I have been doing what I can to try to boost her immune system and giving her whole foods in addition to some puppy kibble but she is still not any better and we are now trying to find a different vet. I don't know if this had anything to do with all of the vaccinations and worming medication she had been given at such a young age.....we have not done anything in the month that we have had her since she has been sick. I'm afraid to give her any more vaccinations because she's not getting better and I don't want to make anything worse.
Makes me feel sick reading this! Please STOP all vaccinations, vet drugs.. vets! I think you can already see the madness of all this in your pups poor health and slow growth. The foods full of useless carbs, in one end, out the other with little nutritional content. Get a good kibble if kibbles your choice and take out half the food total that day and replace with eggs, canned sardines, part cooked and blended or mashed vegetables. Kibble: healthydogforlife.com/KetonaKibble Sardines: amzn.to/3vaXrj6 Super greens for antioxidants: shrsl.com/3uv18 Some Omega 3 fats: Hemp Seed oil: amzn.to/3vDdtjX 1/2tsp in food once daily. NO more vaxxines ever! That's enough, ok. Vaccines last 7-11 years as proven by Dr Ronald D Shultz. Dont use vet worming either. Ask me if you want something natural. And if you want to, raw green tripe is the best puppy food.
Omg sounds like my pomeranian. She was vaxxed 2 times before I got her. I figured all of her allergies were due to over vaccination. I'm never vaccinated her. I'm actually going to vet her a liver supplement and hope that will help clear some of her allergies.
Hey doc my dog been lethargic, wants to drink cold water, sometime vomits and has smelly mouth with a bit of drooling, and shaking head sometimes, what home remedy can i give to her? I just bought colloidal silver. Pls help
I have no history here. Could be kidney/liver issues. Smelly mouth could be gum issues, plaque etc. Could be tooth abcess that's painfull. Spray the silver in the mouth or soak tooth brush in the silver and give general mouth clean. Could be added ear infection issues, hence head shaking. Tricky to guess here. Can you see a vet for diagnosis. There's always my One to One Dog Health Email Consultation and Support Service: healthydogforlife.com/one-to-one-total-dog-health-service/
Excellent advice. New born human babies begin getting jabbed over and over throughout their lives. Question: our babies do not arrive, in most cases, with non ending defects that can only be addressed to injections. But most babies come into the world as healthy little beings and this is enhanced by mother's milk. Yet these wee newborn babies and puppies, cats, and other animals, are jabbed endlessly. NO consideration of adverse side effects. Dogs have more illnesses, disease and shortened lives today than in the past, when this process was not used. Wake up world, who are the real beneficiaries?
I personally dont go near poisons. Ues neem oil for tick prevention: amzn.to/3iV0Igq Dab on neat in the usual places when out or (cleaner) soak a cloth dog collar or bandana with some neem oil for outings then remove once home. For heartworm prevention I use Black Walnut, Clove & Wormwood Extract: amzn.to/2S8paBE once annually in September give your dog 7lb Dog - 1 drop 12lb Dog - 2 drops 18lb Dog - 3 drops in food once daily for 14 days, stop 7 days, then another 14 days and finished, no worms, eggs, larvae and good for the rest of the year to September again.
they should, if they want their pets to be healthy, have no chronic, immune problems in the future and never visit vets i learned this information with a very painful experience, i wish it no one. Do not vaccinate your pets
@Dan, my golden doodle has a weak stomach. I feel like every two weeks he has diarrhea for 2 weeks. So 2 weeks good, 2 weeks no good, like an evil cycle. We try to feed him good brands like Orijen and Honest Kitchen, but he either gets tired of it and or sick from it. What should we do??
Here's what to do now to improve things: If you feed kibble, the best thing to do first is remove 50% of the kibble from the bowl and replace with raw eggs (preferably organic), canned sardines (in plain water with skin & bone intact: 12 Pack Sardines - amzn.to/3vaXrj6), some part cooked and blended veggies like broccoli, kale, green beans, spinach, brussel sprouts, bok choy etc and some meat proteins such as chicken meat, even better. If not liking to prepare vegetables then these freeze dried greens are antioxidant packed to help protect cells from free radical damage, cellular repair, support immunity, joints, skin issues, heart and eye health: Core Immune CARE Greens: shrsl.com/3uv18 Now your dogs getting live enzymes, probiotics, Omega 3 oils, the highest quality proteins and nutritional assimilation from eggs (100%), and antioxidants, minerals and vitamins from vegetables. Always add a quality probiotic to improve digestion and gut health: (skin issues/yeast/itchy dogs) use this one: amzn.to/3yoURqU and for all other dogs use this one: shrsl.com/3uv7l If you want an excellent, VERY low carbohydrate kibble at just 5%, (high carbohydrates cause chronic inflammation, with itchy skin, yeast, poor gut health, ear infection, UTI's and hot spots, and nearly all kibbles are 40+% carbs!). Ketona has high protein at 47% (dogs thrive on proteins), correct fats at 15% and natural additives, so have a look at Ketona Kibble: healthydogforlife.com/KetonaKibble. I recommend still adding the fresh foods even with the best kibble. By introducing fresh foods, really lowering carbs use, introducing greens, omega 3's, proteins and a better more suitable kibble, your dog will respond with healing and improved health over the next 12 weeks. Some must do's: Zero vaxx once adult (auto immune disease issues) Very low carbs in diet (cause of inflammation) No vet drugs, there's effective natural alternatives. Feed a healthier diet with at least 50% fresh food in it. NO white foods ie rice, potato, pasta..
I personally do not vaccinate. I use a fresh food diet, supplements and exercise, that's it, strong healthy dogs. Those pups may have already been vaccinated and those shots can last 7-11 years as tested by Ronald D Shultz in the 90's. You could test their antibody numbers to check this but I would focus on diet, that's where the power and protection really is.
Hi there Dan I’ve had my cane corso she’s 5 month she’s had one vaccine when she was a pupp I didn’t get the follow up my vet is now demanding I redo all the jabs again, she’s been wormed she’s on raw diet 80-10-10 tripe vegetable and oaks she loves it full of health my last dog cost thousands in vet bills which and only jabs do I need ? And if at all possible not to need any jabs ?
If it was me, I'd say NO! None. Stick to your instincts, raw diet, no synthetics, no drugs, low carbs, 10-15% organs, once weekly fast 24 hrs water only and only use a natural dewormer: video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2LkzSgeOpGw.html Dewormer: amzn.to/2S8paBE Fantastic dogs BTW, love them.
Hey Dan, we are picking up our puppy this week, he will be 10 weeks old, now knowing he has been vaccinated at 6 weeks old by his breeder what would you recommend we do looking forward with his vaccinations? Wait until 16 weeks and get a titer test done? Thanks
Yes, exactly. There's 4 core vaccines that pups have and a futher several add-ons. As a 6 week old, did he get all 4? Generally is concidered to have the four core vaxx around 16 weeks (best) and that's it, none others. You would then titer test going forward. I personally do not vaccinate, period. I use the raw food diet to keep my dogs immune system strong. The four core vaccines, if you have them last 7-11 years. What diet are you going to feed?
@@DanScott1 we will need to confirm with what he has on his record when we get him about what vaccines he has had, We personally don’t want to vaccinate him and obviously want to just do the best thing for him moving forward. We were only looking at doing the suggested singular vaccinations at 16 weeks and that’s it We will be giving him a raw food diet and be having that same approach for all his health needs, using the food to build his immune system over using dewormers etc etc
@@Jake-bo5rt That's how I would do it too. No jabs, at least no more of them.. and using a raw food diet builds a strong immune system over the first 6 months. Raw green tripe makes excellent complete puppy food BTW. Ask if you need some natural dog health advice and my diet ebook Feed Your Dog Better also contains the raw food diet if needed: healthydogforlife.com/feed-your-dog-better-book-by-dan-scott/
Including them. Better off running a once annual dewormer protocol like I say in the worms video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2LkzSgeOpGw.html I think you've seen it? If heart worm is a big problem, just run this once annually around end of summer. Takes 5 months for heartworm to get started in a dog. Best to keep these heartworm drugs out of your dog.
@@DanScott1 thank you! We rescued our girl Sophie a few months back and she had a horrible case of Heartworms. I’ve had her on the wormwood/black walnut drops in her food once a day and now she runs and plays with no coughing and no shortness of breath. I’m going to get her tested again in a few weeks.
Hi, my dog is 10 years old. She is a schnauzer. What vaccine should she be given annually or if at all? In the USA they require yearly rabies and paying for a tag for it. You're answer would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!
When you go to your vet, ask for the 3 year rabies. It's the same vaccine but pricier and you get a pass for every three years. The government is so crooked. It's not about our pets health.
As I said in the video, the 4 core vaccines given as a pup are enough for most dogs for life and thay simply do not need another vaccine ever as demonstrated by Dr Ronald Shultz. If you need to check the existing antibody levels of previous vaccines in your dogs system, then a Titer test is the way to go. See Hemopet hemopet.org/titer-testing/ At 10 years old, I'd say the dog needs zero vaccines of any description and also at this age vaccines can cause auto immune issues. If you can't get out of the rabies vaccine (and certainly do not vaccinate if the dog is not in good health) use this supplememnt after shot and until bottle is finished: Protect: (humic & fulvic acid) amzn.to/33P2P1i
Hello doctor, i hope you are doing good. I wanted to tell you that my dog has a small red bump on its tail and whenever i touch it my dog gets irritated and he starts itching. My dog is active and he is not showing any signs of illness. Is that bump harmful??
Could be a few things. keep it clean and add lots of antioxidants to the diet: SPARK - Daily Nutritional Greens Supplement : Antioxidants, amino acids, probiotics, enzymes, liver protein, 5+ greens: shrsl.com/3uv38 And are you giving more fresh foods in the diet?
@@DanScott1 Yeah i am feeding him raw diet since 6 months and alao giving him broccoli, carrots, apple, and cucumbers on daily basis. Raw eggs or green tripe is given occasionally.
@@DanScott1 I also walk him threw times a day and still he wants walk more. I always pray to Allah that all of my dogs live upto 20 to 25 years. Btw thank you for your advice🙏🖤
There's no central testing center as such but plenty of vets do titer testing. Just do a search for "Titer testing UK" and lots of options come up and may be someone near you.
I just purchased a French Bulldog from a breeder and he came with first set of shots that included Parvovirus vaccine… I’m told he will need a booster. Is the first vaccine enough, do I need a booster?
Just the four core vaccines, that's it for life, no boosters necessary. Parvo vax doesnt work anyway, so no. And if your a stickler, you can check with Titer tests for antibodies without over vaccinating and ruining your dog.
19 jrt going amazing. Only twice she was ill and both after vaccines aged 4 and 9. She hasn't got one since. My vet is great but thought I was exaggerating the side effects so maybe they are rare but I know my dog best and personally I wouldn't ever get any again
Dan i had to vaccinate my dog so I could board my him it was a condition. I don't need to board him anymore. He's 7 now and due his vaccine. Is it okay to stop now? Will it make a difference stopping now? I'm reluctant to give him anymore.
The vax he's had to date will easily cover the rest of his life as scientifically demonstrated by Dr Ronald Shultz PHD. They last a minimum of 7 years! And if your really worried, you can have titer tests done to check for already present antibodies. My conclusion: You're good to go. No more. Diet is where the focus needs to be and giving the dog more fresh foods, especially proteins like eggs.
Hi Dan.. If we don't get our dog vaccinated and if he bites us , and there's blood. Is it safe or is there any rabies risk? From what ive studied only a rabid dog can transmit it. Please give clarity. My dogs bite me once in a while and there's blood. Do i need to get rabies vaccine?
NO, only an infected dog can do that and then it's doubtful. Better chance of winning the lottery ; ). For context, no humans had rabies from a dog bite in the US in 30 years!
Honestly…my dog had her leptospirosis vaccine and still got lepto. She for some reason thought that it would be a great idea to play with and eat a rat. She was in the hospital for 6 nights, and $11k+ later she is okay. I don’t know if the vaccine is worth it at this point…but then again not all vaccines are guaranteed. BUT CONFUSION
Sorry to hear about that, really puts a perspective on things. A tricky situation to be in. I would caution to not needing vaccines going forward as the core ones are good for 7 years according to Dr Shultz. And yes, these Lepto shots don't even protect, your dog being a case in point.
Your last comment won't show when I open it up, so I'll reply here. Yes, stop for several days then begin just so the kidneys have a rest. Dog must be in general healthy condition first. And start to focus on healthier fresh foods in the diet too. Think eggs, canned sardines in water, part cooked and blended veggies..
Hey there ! I have a 11 month old German shepherd who has had no vaccines or shots yet. I’m just confused on which 4 specific shots I should get him separately!
@@dinigi2360 Just so you know, I personally do not vaccinate and feed a raw food diet for full immune strength in my dogs and always have done. Your GSD is sensitive, GSD's just are, and he's 11 months old now with full immunity. If he was my dog, I would not vaccinate and instead focus on a mostly fresh food diet to keep him strong. If you must vaccinate, just do one core vaccine and the others a month in between. After this you can do titers to check antibodies going forward. Focus on healthy nutrition for a strong immune system - that's the real key here.
I got my puppy at 8 weeks and the breeder took him for shots at 7 weeks..it was about 5 shots, I think it was the spectra 6 ..but to be honest, I don’t think I want to give him anymore shots at all..do you think these shots will be good for years to come, even tho he received them at 7 weeks?
As scientifically researched in the 90's the shots lasted from 7-11 years! Your dogs covered, no more. Researchers name was Ronald D Shultze PHD. Focus on having some fresh food in the diet not just kibbles.
@@DanScott1 my pup has his vaccins at 6 weeks and 8 weeks we got him when hé was 12 weeks so the vet wanted to give him the next dosis but i said no hé has enough ans she was not amused but i dont really care. I want my pup to get a healty immuunsystem of his own i give him raw meat and no worm or flea medication becaus That is also poison to. Thanks again for this video ❤️ ill hope you can read this my englisch is not ferry good 🙈
@@ingridvanheyst8374 Yes, I agree with you, no more, those shots will last 7-11 years anyway and you can titer test if needing to check antibodies going forward. Diet is the real key, that and no synthetics/drugs/food additives. I have videos about natural deworming/fleas. Your english is great, thank you.
If we don't vaccinate then are we restricted to go anywhere...like if I want to take my pet on my personal vehicle for vacations...will it be safe without vaccines? Please answer
I had the same problem so used house sitters when away. In terms of travel with dog, take neem oil to ward of fleas/mozzies/ticks especially: Neem oil: amzn.to/3iV0Igq Can imprenate a bandana or cloth dog collar for walks with the neat neem oil or dab on where needed when out. I think your safe as your gonna be, the alternative is the side effects of these unecessary shots. And take Oregano oil: amzn.to/3ulnF1T for first sign of any infection/bite. 1 drop in tsp olive or coconut oil once daily in food. The vaccs dont really work or stop the issues intended. I'll make more videos on this for clarity.
@@DanScott1thanks a lot. And all her puppy vaccines are done. I have not given her a single shot since one and a half year and will trust this process😊
So it's been tested? I'd stop any foods causing high mercury ie fish, kibble, dehydrated treats etc and run a liver cleans: Liver Love Kit - Dandelion, Milk Thistle and SPARK: amzn.to/3WoRNWQ shrsl.com/3uux0
@DanScott1 yes hair follicle & stool tests..had kibble for about 6 months but hasn't had any for 18months, no fish, mainly raw, mostly turkey.mince, some supplements but it's taking a while to get it out of her system, however she is certainly better than she was. It's just hard to pin point why she got it so young. Thank you for your reply...
I hate how vets have become a subscription model instead of a service. My vet is refusing to give us his thyroid medication until we pay like 500$ in services. Effin unt. Gets my dog addicted to to her pills then witholds them unless I pay her cut.
I know this now but really wish I knew the info many years ago. People need to think when we were kids and got our vaccines, did we continue to get the vaccines on a yearly basis....no we didn't. So why the push for dogs to be vaccinated on a yearly basis? The answer is simple, greed 💰 Good video Dan!
What about leptospirosis vaccine & yearly booster Nobicac DHP for my Labrador is due, she goes in water and. muddy areas in woods sometimes is it necessary to have it !
I don't, I prefer to treat ie Oregano oil (antibiotic): amzn.to/3ulnF1T 1drop in tsp olive or coconut oil once daily in food for 5-11 days kills all these pathogens. Too much health issues with auto immunity from annual shots making the system soo sensitive. Not worth it to me. I'll be posting more videos in the autumn about this.
@@DanScott1 it’s damaging when you just want to save a dog and are going through a financial hardship. Licensing fees: Spayed/neutered dogs: $22 (discount of $3 for each license completed online) Unaltered/intact dogs: $55 (discount of $5 for each license completed online) Senior discounted rate for owners 65 years of age or older: $10 for each spayed/neutered dog (no additional discounts for completing online); $10 fee per dog applies to all altered dogs in the household registered to an owner 65 years of age or older Licensing penalties: Late fees accrue every 30 days at a rate of $3 a month for an altered dog and $6 a month for an unaltered dog Unaltered/intact dogs under 1 year of age are charged $55 for their initial licensing, and once altered, they will be eligible for the $22 renewal rate the following year.
I think my dog had adverse reactions due to parvo and also lypto that the vet clinic said she needed - she had those shots last year. I found out elsewhere she shouldn’t have had those shots just a year after the other ones. A day after she got the vax she had seizure like symptoms and I detoxed her once I figured out what was going on.
