Cancer Causes in Dogs and Cats 

I feel much the same way

Lost one rott. Lymphoma. One leukaemia...💔🤐🐾

Agreed, not enough thought goes into water. 🙂

Same here with the reverse osmosis.

We use a ProOne, formerly ProPur, system (similar to Big Berkey).

Where I live, rural midwest USA. Roundup Ready Corn spills thousands of gallons of glysophates on the ground. The mill in town processes the corn...the dust travels. It could easily be in the water as well as the air. A little research showed that ceramic filters, such as the berky type system will remove it.

I have a 6 stage system from a company called APEC. I have the opportunity to analyze the water with the proper tools at work. I am amazed with the results I get from that system. Water isn't the only factor in the high amount of cancers but I wouldn't doubt it contributes to it.

Sorry for your loss, Thanks for sharing

@@VeterinarySecrets Thank you for your condolences and thank you for this video.

Very sorry for your loss💔 I am going through the same with my black lab, his spleen was also removed due to a ruptured hemangiosarcoma… may I ask how much vitamin c per day was given to your dog?

@@TheVicJub Thank you for your reply. I am very sorry to hear that your dog is fighting cancer. But vitamin C will definitely help. It depends on the size of the dog. For a smaller dog under 40 pounds, I would say start with a 500 mg tablet and see how well that is tolerated. If tolerated well, then give one morning and at night. Do not give just before the dog is let out to urinate since some of the potency will be lost in the urination. Give after urination so more of the vitamin has time to be absorbed in the system. Gradually work up to about 3000 mg per day (about 1500mg in the morning and 1500 in the evening if the dog is larger than 40 pounds) if we’ll tolerated. When I speak of toleration, I am referring to bowel tolerance and stomach comfort. Initially vitamin C may cause loose stools for a few days while the dogs system adjusts. But this dosage (between 1000mg and 3000mg) should work. Of course in the case of a tiny dog like a Yorkie or chihuahua, maybe only 250-500mg daily. Vitamin C is non-toxic and excess will be excreted so it should not harm the dog but if it causes extended diarrhea or other side effects, then reduce the dosage. Vitamin C can help to shrink tumors and boost the immune system so it is very beneficial for humans and animals. If your dog is taking chemotherapy drugs, consult with the vet since you do not want vitamin C to interfere with the chemo effects. For instance, vitamin C and antibiotics should not be taken at the same time since they will weaken the potency of each. Best wishes and blessings to you and your dog at this time. I am praying for a full recovery for your dog. ❤️🙏

Great, thank you so much❤️ I’m a huge believer of vitamin C since I read a book by Thomas E. Levy. It gives me so much hope to see other dogs have gone through a situation that was slightly worse (mammary tumors on top) and still lived on for another few years….Thank you for taking the time to answer, you’re an angel 😌

You are so lucky to have had her so long. What type of dog was she?

Do you leave in an area where there is mosquitos ?

@@azulasbluefire9788 I live in Florida. I stopped giving my dog heart worm meds and flea meds. it made her pee blood. Your dog will be fine if she/he does not live outside fighting the elements, bugs and drinking water infested with mosquito larvae.

Goodness. 18 years! That must have been an amazing friendship but also must have really hurt!

Lovely. What sort of dog was she X

Wish

@@joycemckinney211 imagine if they were all this honest

Most are until you run out of money....

all the dogs and cats will have a taste of heaven...sadly the majority are driven by greed and they do not give a hula hoop about the animals they see...they see on them $$$$$ how much i can squeeze from the sucker (owner)...

I am very fortunate to go to a very caring vet clinic.

yes, amen ❤

It hasn’t worked for me.

And anoint them with oil.

Anahid, healing may or may not be answered the way we want. Just like in ppl. Always know our creator always hears those that diligently seek Him and His will for our best welfare😍

Amen

So sorry, I worry about that in my GSD

I have cancer as well. I think it's from an awful diet, RX & phone in bra. Livin clean now. Cancer sucks. 3 to 6 months to live is what they tell me if I don't follow their regime of western medicine. And to that I say pffft...

@@christinecobo2755 I have a Face Book friend that had stage four breast cancer. She used all natural, herbal remedies. She is still here 15 years later.

My Clarice got lymphoma and passed from it. I still feel her and hope my energy goes wherever hers is when I go too

essiac for humans or for dogs.

Agree 💯

Im convinced my Vet is some kind of satist that just likes to cut up animals.

🥰💯💯💯💯

Can you give me the link ?

Is there any way you could post that recipe?

yes please

Idk what recipe he used, but the pet supplement ‘BalanceIT’ has recipes on their site, where you can choose different proteins & vegetables to create something that works for your dog. The recipes were developed by nutritional experts for dogs.

I am so sorry. Cats can't get covid-19 though. That's a lie from the establishment.

@@shannon2748 yes Shannon you're right, so sad the disinfo put out by the fake news

@@shannon2748 Central Banking wants you injected. Assert your God-given autonomy and Buy The Truth!!

My goodness! 20 years! I’m not a cat owner, but that seems a good long life for a kitty! I know this is a time of incredible sadness for you, but I would like to congratulate you on your obviously exceptional treatment of your beloved pet! I do understand…I lost my beautiful pom a year ago and still miss him so much!

I hope your finding increasing peace every day that passes.

Encouraged to prevent excess unwanted puppies and kittens.... too many idiots out there...and Im not referring to the dogs and cats!!!!!

As a breeder, I ask my puppy buyers to wait until their dog is at least 2 before desexing. The amount of injuries that are prevented by letting them grow naturally is incredible. Hormones are directly involved with joint, tendon and bone growth. Remove them and you open a Pandora's box of issues.

@@smackpointgsps1476 I refuse to spay my girl. She has not, nor will she get bred, but I also will not traumatize her and her little body by having such a major surgery performed on her needlessly. God doesn't make mistakes. I firmly believe in leaving them be. She is never outdoors without me being right there.

Disgusting. In some countries, if not all of them over in Europe they don't neuter unless its highly necessary. Unfortunately last i read was that due to some of their Vet's coming here to America to become a pet Dr. they go back with that "Neuter/Spay them now!" mentality but hopefully those countries can stay strong and just leave the pets be as they always have been. I keep hearing they don't have the stray cats and dogs problems like over here either.

I can't believe the ignorant "mindset" I see in these posts. Here... Australia...dogs and cats are neutered at about 12 weeks..has been so for a very long time..my last 2 dogs and my cat were all neutered at that age. Dogs lived 16 years...no health problems. My cat lived 18 long healthy years My current dog I got at nearly 4 yo. She was a show dog and had 1 litter before I got her. She had problems when delivering pups and had to have hysterectomy at time. I do not know of any problems with any animals I know. In fact..strongly encouraged as various fees for non neutered pets are more expensive. In fact..neutered pets live longer healthier lives. And..no strays in streets parks etc. A stray would be picked up very quickly.. returned to owner via microchip or council tag..or taken to RSPCA. And I'm pretty sure the animals I see here..in other countries ..would be in much better health and living condition/s if they were treated the same. I'm pretty sure giving birth ..to endless litters...on the street is a miserable situation for all... In fact..neutered pets are actually less likely to have health problems... 🐕🐈‍⬛👍🤗

My beloved boxer passed over at 10 years old which is a pretty good innings for a dog. ❤🦋🌺🌻🌈 Much love and blessings to you and your dog companions 🌻

@@josephinestewart7633 So sorry to hear about your dog. well it is a year later and my boxer died two months ago so I feel your pain. God is good. a month before her passing a miracle happened. I went onto gumtree ad service in South Africa and saw ad for Malinois. I phoned the woman and she had a cross german shepherd malinois male 8 weeks old. She stays quite far from me. She and her daughter brought the puppy to me. I had the experience of seeing my boxer interact and play and teach this highly strung working breed puppy. My heart is still broken over my loss but I must say the puppy got me out of bed in the mornings. Maroela my Labby is now old and she does not want to be bothered with a pup. So another miracle happened. A tenant that is moving onto the property went and also got a malinois male pup. They have not moved in yet so I have two puppies to train and thank God that can play with each other and leave my Labby alone. I am moving to the Eastern Cape soon. I bought rural ground in a small village. God's timing is perfect. He knows what we need and He will always provide. That in itself makes my mourning phase lighter. Mexico my boxer will always have a very special place in my heart she was my protector and companion. I hope that this will make your heart Josephine lighter. May Yeshua Ha Massiach cover you with His blood.

Sorry for your loss. Just experienced loss myself to the love of my life. I grieve as I wish I’d spotted it sooner.

I stopped treatment several years ago and have had no issues. I use food grade diatomaceous earth and have had excellent results for both my cat and my dog.

If it was safe, they would have humans using it for Flea/tick control. I asked my vet that question and was just told its safer for pets as they have shorter life spans. Obviously, that is NOT what we want to hear as pet owners.

@@catherine7147 Great... It's harmful but that's okay they don't live long 🤦 Have seen veterinarians go against vaccinations for dogs, the dosage is the same for a Great Dane as a Chihuahua . they feel the vaccines cause a lot of issues. He said they ought to be more regulated give the correct quantity and you can even go years.... horse vet told me many years ago rabies shots good for 3 years but the law makes them give it every year .. they finally changed that with that so-called 3 year vaccine is exact same thing as original vaccine just charging more.

My dog spends a lot of time outside, not just around the house but out in the woods hiking weekly. I'm fairly certain he would've picked up some tick-bourne disease by now had I not started Bravecto many years ago. Not only that, but before he started Bravecto, he'd get fleas every time he went to the dog park, sometimes he'd get fleas just meeting a dog in the neighborhood. That led to scratching and biting, which led to wounds. It's all a trade off. Yes, we did try some natural flea and tick remedies, but those did not hold a candle to the systemic drugs.

@@MF-rw3rb Yes, it is a trade off. I just lost my 12 yr. old Golden to cancer and I always wonder why. She was never on Kibble and I only used the topical treatments for flea/ticks and not in the winter ( Wisconsin). I don’t really think its the vaccines in her case. She was a large golden. Who knows? She did live an extra year and a half on chemo and had almost zero side effects. We need a cure.

I am so sorry. She will watch over you from heaven.

@@shannon2748 Yes she lives on in spirit I smell her and sometime able to hear her. She knows she will always be loved and dearly missed 🖤 Thank you for your kind words.

@@cosmeticsandpurseswithevelyn You're very welcome. My baby kitty died from cancer 3 years ago. I know your pain. I still miss her sooooo much. It took me over a year to get another kitty to love.

So sorry i lost my baby dec 14 2020 , she was 12 of lymphoma still miss her everyday have 2 others but i loved her so much

I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much,So where are you originally from? I am David originally from Spain but currently living in Texas now...

Which tick and flea spray were you using? I am using a natural one, but hope it truly is natural. Eeek!

Shalom I agree ✨

No treats from China. You can buy a food dehydrator and make your own. Quality. Beef jerky is fine too.

My puppy took ivermectin for parasite for 5 days

Thanks Eleni. Sorry for your loss

So sad

Bad for us too, we use vinegar in the final rinse works very well.

Zoe S ... also stop using "Shake 'n' Vac" etc. on your carpets. It can make their tummy skin very sore.

Same here! I have agonized over whether to do heartworm meds, but definitely stopped with the Frontline flea/tick after skin growths, whining dogs after application, and one application that actually burned a hole thru the skin and left a scab! The first dog we had that we gave all these pet meds was a sheltie that died of stomach cancer at age 7, halfway thru his little life. And our collie’s life was cut short due to cancer, and he was treated with pet meds most of his life. It makes me so sad that animals suffer and often die, and while I can’t prove it was the meds, the only dog we had that didn’t take them lived a long, healthy and full life.

When you bring up a concern I noticed the vets shrug. But they say stuff like we need you to set up a wellness program for their health it costs a fortune and your dog or cat is stressed out and all you need to do is watch all the kill you stuff we buy all the time and read where your food is coming from and what those ingredients are I looked up alot of stuff food flea and tick lysol etc,,, all of it has carcinogens and they market it to your dog. Or cat. If they do it to us you bet they do it to your animal. Most vets are corporations now. Sorry but it's TRUE love your pet listen to dr Jones. But not saying anything to you is a way of just doing expensive tests and handing you some pharma pills expensive that will hurt your pet.

@@camilla6110 😩

I have zero doubt your Vet "made a connection", but opted to brush it away, since it would negatively impact net revenue.

@@heldenkreuz I’m sure that’s true, sadly.

I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much,So where are you originally from? I am David originally from Spain but currently living in Texas now...

I shared an update on specifically this topic a couple of weeks ago. Check it out: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xsCuzxcbX4k.html

Jeez I'm so sorry, what she must have gone through😪😪 You're a better person than me forgiving him. I was told my dog had mastitis...ended up as soon as a different vet seen her he said mammary cancer. She suffered needlessly.

Please can you tell me what are the symptoms of your dog? I am also suspecting that my dog is also sick

Thanks Linda

My pit lab mix had a horrific end. She collapsed, unable to use her legs. It turned out that she had cancer everywhere. My mother was the only one with her at the time and she is 80, unable to lift or help her. I still feel terrible about the whole thing. My point is, do research and avoid this scenerio. It traumatized my mother and no dog or person should have to deal with that. She was only 11 and still full of life. It was the saddest thing I've ever dealt with

Gmo corn, grain and soy. We are all being poisoned on purpose. God help us!

What kind of food? Maybe you should make your own with human grade food?

Might have been the vaccines.

Same here, dehydrated treats too

@@hjandpam2075 it's exhausting but they worth it

Well you don't have to cook every night like that. You get the meats, poultry, etc and cook a big batch. Section off in baggies or containers and leave some in the fridge for however many times you will feed them(ex. if you feed twice a day then put 2 baggies or container of food to feed them that day. You do that everyday) and the rest of the batch you cooked will go into the freezer. Then when you have finished off the food for that day at night, before bed, you will pull out the next bags/containers of food to feed the dog. You portion off an amount that is fit for your size dog. RU-vid will give you the best ways to do it. That is what I have been following.

I cook real food for my dog... meat and veg...enough for 3 meals at a time... I eat similar so no effort to cook enough veg for both of us. Sometimes include small amount of rice or pasta.No tins no packets..so better for environment as well. Little time and effort. Raw is probably even better. Really....do wild dogs and wolves buy cans and packets of food?? NO..they eat a plant eating animal... including its stomach contents. .veg/plants.

My dog’s have on a home diet for years. A retired veterinarian of 30 years in Cuba convinced me. He asked me if I thought the preservatives in commercial food was healthy for consumption. It’s common sense that crap isn’t healthy but so many Americans are conditioned to believe otherwise. I was a maniac about my rescues ONLY having dry food purchased at VET office. I really thought I was doing the right thing. Changing to them to home diet cured their CHRONIC skin issues, constipation, lethargy and so much more. You mentioned cleaning with white vinegar. Hounds are slobs by nature (just IMO), they smell bad if you don’t stay on top of keeping their ears clean. Their coats get extremely greasy between regular bathing. I HAVE to spend at least an hour doing maintenance clean up daily with 200 lbs of slobbering hounds. The older of the two does have accidents in his old age. Can’t blame him, he can’t hold it more than couple hours max. I mop up the urine with diluted bleach and know there must be better options for them. I don’t know that vinegar would sanitize following urine? Is there a product that is strong enough to sanitize, neutralize odor and clean up after nasty ole hound dogs 🐕👃🏽🤢? I adore the bastards and feel terrible using bleach even though I repeatedly wash the floor with water after. Any and all suggestions greatly appreciated.

good points

Agony. I know how you feel. I'd move heaven and earth to keep my dog alive. Those pesticides they use everywhere I believe is doing terrible damage as well.

I have some of that. Is the dilution 50/50 for your dog or less and how much do you give it?

@@Truther567, each dog is going to be different due to weight and size. With humans it’s a totally different dose. So , try one droplet per 16oz of spring water the first day and increase the dosage by one droplet each day for 25 days.(25 droplets at the 25th day). And do this for 7 days, then back off the dosage in reverse. This will complete the first cycle. For humans it’s three times this, so this dose cycle is light enough for a dog’s digestive system. Side effects; would be throwing up. Throwing up is an indicator that the dose is too much for the dogs digestive system to handle. The solution is to back off the dosage but continue the cycle.

@@aleclinnell244 Hi. I never heard of this. Do you know if it works for cats too? What kind of cancer does your dog have? Thank you!

@@rovan26 yes, but please do your research first!

@@aleclinnell244 Thanks I will!

Great point!

Hai ragione Apoquel lo danno a grandi mani....costa tanto e fa venire di tutto!!!!!

I’m so sorry for your loss. ☹️ - Dr. Andrew Jones Get free ebook here: www.veterinarysecrets.com

@@VeterinarySecrets heart felt thank you!

I have a westie! I'm so sorry for your loss, I shudder at the thought of what it's like to lose a family member. How old was yours? I've heard bladder cancer is common in westies.

@@ilovedogs938 Thank you so much for your kindness. My little love was 15 1/2 years old. She was one of the best things that ever happened to me. I go to a holistic vet now and she told me it could have been the conventional vaccines that caused the bladder cancer, who really knows. I can tell you that after she passed she gave me a very precious sign that she is still around My family also surprised me with another Westie recently, and it has helped me with the grieving. They are very special dogs. Enjoy every moment with your Westie, as they are very precious. Take care!

I love them so much, they have great personalities and are very affectionate 😿. I have been feeding mine fresh veg and organic meat for sometime plus I give her omega-3 oils(from seaweed rather than fish), ubiquinol, Resveratrol, beta glucans, and astaxanthin. I also give her organ meats such as kidneys, liver and heart. And for amino acids I give her Ox cheeks. I used flaxseed oil in the eve meal too. For veg I give okra, kale, pumpkin, carrots, broccoli and purple sweet potato (for the anthocyanins) and occasionally almond butter. I also didn't get her spayed until she was 7 years old. I give her yumove and try to walk at least 5-10k steps with her a day. The water I give is filtered and I clean her teeth occasionally with her own electric toothbrush head. She snacks on carrots and runner beans from our garden lol. She had dry eyes and the vet prescribed optimmune but I didn't want to give it to her anymore due to the ointment lowering the immune response and therefore allowing the chance of cancer. So I used Theoloz duo drops instead which is preservative free for humans. When she was young I stopped the flea treatments that this vet mentioned because I could notice she was becoming sad. Instead we wash her once a week and keep an eye always on her fur. I also only vaccinated her when she was young and didn't give her the boosters as they're not needed and I do agree they can cause problems. She is now turning 11 in November but even after all of my efforts to keep her healthy and happy I still have anxiety that she might get cancer or some other ailment or run over by a bus even though I watch her like a hawk lol. Like you I love my westie so much as I am an only child with no kids and I absolutely adore dogs and animals. So I can understand your heartache. I have anxiety about suddenly losing her or if she is diagnosed with something so I cannot imagine what you went through.

Thanks for sharing- very scary

Sorry for your loss JoAnn

So sorry. I lost my 11 yr. old Husky two weeks ago. She brought so much joy to my life. I just don’t know if I can do this.

I look in the albums at the vets and see cute little dogs all dying at 5 and 6 years old. Of course they always went and got their shots so why do so many die so young?

Stunt dog?

Of course they do and they always did. Listen to Robert Kennedy Jr on Bitchute last episode of Perspectives on Pandemic. See for yourself. Quit trusting govt and msm. www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/CHRG-108hhrg91047/html/CHRG-108hhrg91047.htm

I don’t spray any chemicals but feed dry dog food from TSC brand and two LGDs have bone cancer at 4 and 6 years old, same food all there lives

Gosh that’s a long lifespan. What exactly did you feed them?

I feed my dogs cooked food too. For bone broth I started using an instapot. It was a game changer on the time it takes to make the broth. I cook on ‘hi’ for 4 hours.

They say Raw is best.

Completely agree with the carb thing Regular dog foods are just processed junk

What type of raw food do you feed her?

Carbohydrates are completely not needed by dogs. Carbs are more harmful than good. Evan people eat far too much carbs as well. My dog never has carbs as not healthy for him. One of the causes of inflammation. Also no good if dog is diabetic. Carbs get metabolised to sugar! Raw food with fresh fruit and veg raw also……

Please can you reply to the questions X

Welcome

I shared the recent studies on this topic in my other video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xsCuzxcbX4k.html

Thanks for watching!

You’re welcome! - Dr. Andrew Jones Get free ebook here: www.veterinarysecrets.com

Correct 👍👍👍👍👍

Please see the playlist on vaccines: Vaccines bit.ly/36ukHLp

What do you feed your dogs? I want to stop completely feeding kibble. I feed them boiled chicken and cooked meat is raw better? Id love to hear some suggestions from you if you dont mind

Glad it was helpful!

What raw food do you feed your German shepherd

@@marlothedobermantv6992 Duck head, neck, feet, chicken thighs/drumsticks, ground beef/turkey, raw duck/chicken/quail eggs daily, and lots of different animal organs. You can find them in Asian markets near you!

@@komalkaurr That's an extensive and impressive list!! But what about veggies. I make kimchi for my dog's to replicate prey stomach contents.

@@bordercolliesdownunder7245 Thank you! Yes I usually blend fruits and veggies in bone broth and freeze them in molds! I also have been giving him sea moss recently. Super easy to make into a gel and little goes a long way! :)

Thanks!