Discover the Top 5 Home Remedies for Skin Tumors in Dogs and Cats 

I don't see me owning another animal , after my cat passes. Just so costly at the vets . It's like taking a human to their Dr. might come a day when very few can afford an animal , with food cost so high ,and vet visits .

​@@chrisgrube8529I'm of the same mind😢

Yes nutrient balance is so important! I watch @pawsofprey to help with nutrient balance and diet advice for homemade food

Sending you love

Blessings, prayers, Reiki energy your way. So sorry about your dog passing. I'm caring for an aged dog now .. seeing these remedies working 🤞🙌🙏

Where do you get CBD oil? From a marijuana shop or health food store?

Dr jones sells cod oil in his online store the link is in the bio

Hi there! Is a human Turkey Tail Supplement safe to give to our dogs? In South Africa I cannot seem to find one spesifically for dogs. Kindest regards😊

​@@charmellerandall-rm4ulyes

Thanks for sharing, I was literally just thinking about tumeric and then I read, your comment . Blessings

Them licking the treated area

​@@beemacen6382 Hi, my dogs is on her chest so she can't reach it, I used caster oil and I'm delighted to say it worked , she only has a tiny bit left to go, I make up tumeric tablets and give her that to and its worked. I have took pictures over the months. Blessings

Our ETs tumours were removed and it was a successful surgery 🙏 hes got. New tumours slightly appearing else where... But keeping Faith in God that He will be alright

I decided not to have lumps taken out ,partly what I've learned about human cancer surgeries ( my own as well), others stories About them coming back after multiple surgeries, and because of age. I'd rather not have the possibly of spreading ,I don't have money anymore for expensive surgery( the ER basically mistreated/ failed to adequately diagnosis/ didn't listen to me about what it could be my heart dog the father of the surviving offspring died) So I'd rather use holistic on them and myself because I'm learning what works and what helps and what I can get that is affordable as well. I use what I do for myself. I've actually been interested in alternatives since I was a kid and as a pre veternary student ran up against professors ,etc who were pushing conventional even then As a recovering neuro tumors surviver ,etc. Or at least I'm trying to keep them at bay, I have renewed my research and also seeking out those who are like minded. When I was wanting to be vet, I had thought of not only saving all animals but also but I would have gone free clinics for spaying etc. I've saved some stray,feral,semi adopted cats since 2014, after I was losing my senior cats to old age . Though now I don't consider 14-16 really old. But I've had a few luve to 17-18 ( these were my married family cats that I got i. Divorce. If they had gone with my ex ,they likely wouldn't have gotten that old. He told his adult son that it was normal to have a 3 year old cat die of urinary problems . Needlessl to say my regular Vets all know how he didn't even want to pay him for services ,though he was not a big expensive vet like other places. My ex didn't want to pdy for my medical or his kids , so his selfishness wasn't just to pet needs). Anyway, I'm so glad for Dr Jones and others, both animals and human ,that are really wanting to save lives and help out beloved pets / furbabies live longer and healthier. Bless thdm

Also, I've always had a concern how healthy or not spaying was and have changed my view in that as well. My Samantha was spayed too early and developed immune issues and I think it affected her heart as well. I lost her in summer of 2020 just a little over two months before her mom ,Sophie

Agree

Dr Jones, cats too please 😊

Yes, cats pleaaaaaase. 🙏

please provide dosages for the treatments here for cats and thank you!

Please look into how M I C R O W A V E R A D I A T I O N Is effecting not just them but us. It's a very real and serious issue t o d a y with all we are literally bathing in

Olá como vc está fazendo?a minha tem no lábio inferior 🐶

You're so sweet! Thank you! 😊

I tried both of the items you’ve mentioned. The later gave my dog diarrhea so I had to back off. I have a book explaining how to use that for both human and animal dis-eases

What is c102

@@magda5820 chlorine dioxide

It's surprising, isn't it? Tumors can indeed affect dogs of all breeds and backgrounds, but it's not always predictable.Keep giving them the best care possible!❤️

I would give it in the food or water❤

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I'd like to know that too. Did you find out?

For Lumps, try these: veterinarysecrets.com/?s=lumps

Our vet told us lumps that are soft & squishy are fat lumps. A hard lump is cancer. A needle sample at the vet tells you if its cancer or benigh cells. But doing that makes the tumor grow. Dont touch the Mast Cell Tumor. It makes them grow!

This is what my boy has! Have you found any help?

@@tivanyamoodley3576 due his sarcoma behaves like a slow-growing tumor, iv chemotherapy and metronomic therapy might not be effective cause the medicine could fade before the neoplastic cells renovate and in addition, it feels risky cause iv can be cardiotoxic and metronomic can cause hemorrhagic cystitis. Electrochemotheraphy should be more effective and safe, cause it has no toxicity for the body, due the chemotherapic only targets those bad cells; BUT this procedure needs anesthesia to be done; so, for example, 4 session needs 4 anesthesia. (It's a short one, 10 minutes, but you now.. the liver filters all the stuffs, so); last but not least, there will be the necrosis of the tissues, so a good care of the wound. Radiotherapy seems to be the most effective, BUT I've been told by a surgeon that could be risky cause our sarcoma lean on the bone, that might be hit during the procedure. I'm prone to electrochemotheraphy (we did one session 2 years ago after no clean margins surgery, 1 year before the sarcoma came back) Do you have other suggestions by your oncologist? How old is your doggy and where is his/her sarcoma located? Ours should be a low/medium grade

Looking into it

@@VeterinarySecrets Thanks sooo much! I'll wait before I proceed. I think I'll apply a cut out piece of a 4% lidocaine patch (you can buy them for sore back) instead of the spray, so as to not leave any residue to gum up the freeze. The spray says "dry", but the inactive ingredients include "denatured alcohol (28%), anthemis nobilis flower oil, aqua, arnica montana flower extract, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, glycerin, isobutane, and propylene glycol." So much for ordering "Lidocaine Dry Spray", lol. I think a 25mg tablet of Benadryl before would also help, don't you?

After speaking to companies who manufacture and sell veterinary cryosurgery devices, I have decided not to use the human-intended wart removal products because they don't reach low enough temperatures to be effective on dogs' skin. I think I'll just leave the sebaceous adenoma alone. Wish there was a canine version of compound W!

​@@VeterinarySecrets, Can you please give a link to the Castor Oil (and if possible also the other products you've mentioned here), or the brand name ? 🙏 Also..., if the skin lesion is on the lower part of the stomach of the dog and if after putting castor oil on it she would lick it (after some time it was on there), is that a problem, meaning, is it toxic if she would be able to reach it and lick it ? 🙏

Apple cider vinegar works really well

@@lisaarseneault7453 I heard castor oil is toxic so don’t let the dog lick.

Watch The benefits of castor oil.from eyes to Tumours.

This is what I would do. Flush eyes (both) with sterile saline solution for contact lenses. Right before bed or nap time put one drop of organic, hexane free Castor oil into each eye.

@@kimariokiji A thank you so much!

I use colloidal silver and L-lysine for allergies

chaga grows on birch trees, not ur typical mushroom, its hard.