I have the lumpiest dog ever- a schnauzer and I hate all of her lumps- some are huge. I wish I could afford all these supplements for her. She is over 12 years old now and I wish I had known this for her earlier. She is my girl.❤
@@Helen-mh8mq I am feeding her better quality food and walking her. I love her and doing all I can to help her over all health and keep her moving. She is really a happy girl. Spurts of energy off the charts and loves to play. I will never give up for her sake.
I feel your pain! My 10 year old Doberman is one lumpy Lipoma girl as well! Ive had her on Acana dog food for years now, but am going to also try these supplements. One thing I’ve noticed is that several of the lipomas are in spots where trauma occurred from a dog attack! She has at least 7 lipomas that are fiercely growing so I’m willing to give anything a try at this point. She also has a genetic disorder that is causing her front legs to buckle so the Lipomas are almost certainly a genetic issue as well.
I have Pekingnese and they are lumpy too! The supplements do add up! I feel you there! Plus my dogs are very picky too! Mine are all above 11 yrs old. Wish I knew earlier also. But probably still couldn't afford it. 😂
I read about Turkey Tail mushrooms helping with the lipomas. I started my dog on a bone Broth that has turkey tail Mushroom in it. It's been 2 weeks and we are slowly seeing improvement.
My dog has been on turkey tail for 17 months now. She had a cancerous tumor and spleen removed. Diagnosis came back as hemangiosarcoma 😢. The average survival rate is 1 to 3 months post removal surgery or 5 to 7 with chemo. With turkey tail and yunnan baiyao we have been given some more time with our girl. I’m grateful someone recommended it to us.
My 13 1/2 year old ACD/GSD mix boy has been on a raw meat diet for 12 years now. He's been on MCT oil since he started having seizures at 11 years old. As well as Curcumin and other supplements to reduce seizures. He's got one huge, goldball sized Lipoma on his chest and it has been the same size for years now. At least he hasn't gotten any new ones.
A simple thing you can do when your animal has seizures, is keep ice cubes in a ziplock bag in the freezer, wrapped in a bandana. When the animal has a seizure, get the ice pack and hold it on the spine, where the shoulder blades are and below. Add a blanket. The seizures should stop with’in 10 minutes. I found non gmo Hemp oil, a few squirts on their food, keeps them from happening so often with my dog. She went from an event happening several times a month, to none for 2 months or more, with these methods!!! 🙌🏻. 🤗
@@foxecarpentress4964 Thanks for you tips. My boy's seizures don't last more than a couple of minutes, thank god. From what I understand hemp oil is not the same as CBD oil and would not help as much, but I'm glad it's working for your dog. We are down to one seizure a year, and I hope it will stay that way or go back to none.
Cooling the neck and back during a seizure is a good idea (dont let the body temp drop too quickly...shock is a result) BUT: Always contact an emergency vet when a seizure seems to go over 5 minutes. Over 5 minutes seizures become LIFE THREATENING! Have enough Diazepam rektioles on hand to cut off a seizure.
I have quite a few lipomas myself and my doctor had no suggestions but I started taking Rutin and they have started shrinking! I glad you are a veterinarian but I also think humans needed you too! I like green tea too. Thanks for all of your suggestions that actually work!
My eight year old Portuguese water dog had a few lipomas. I took away the Kibbles and started him on L Carnitine daily. The biggest lump on his belly has significantly reduced, and the one in his chest cannot be felt anymore.
Thanks for sharing. Please give us more details as to what dosage you give your dog, how old is your dog, and how you administered it. Thanks in advance for replying.
@@annayah7788 I give it once a day and my dog is eight years old. I just found another one on the other side of his belly. They are very soft and the “old” one seems to be getting smaller. I will have him checked out by the Vet though, just in case…..
Pswsome! You answered our question posted on one of your other wagnificent videos on treating your good dog’s UTI ; we asked about green tea. Now we nose caffeine is ok. Thank you for pawvidig so much impawtant information on keeping us naturally healthy🐾💜🐾
It's Pipi !!! It's been awhile. Pipi is looking good. My poor dog has loads of them. My dog has cushings and that's when started popping up all over his precious body. He has them everywhere. He does eat home cooked meals which I got from Cornell Uni., so I trust I'm doing it right. I'll start off with the green tea. He does take golden paste too.
Thank you for the info. My dog has several of these growths. Our Vet said she would remove the one on his chest, if it weren't for the fact he has COPD and his age. This gives me hope.
Great video, doc! My boy might be developing one of these along his chest wall, but it’s not as defined as Pippi’s. Can you make a similar video that addresses home remedies for non-cancerous moles (black/pinkish with hair growing through them as confirmed by vet) and skin tags? Is there a way to get them to dry up, shrink, and/or remove them at home safely before they get too big? My Black Lab is very prone to getting them (especially on his legs/paws/coat tails. They constantly get super itchy/flaky/irritated with his allergens and often ends up bleeding because he nips and scratches or get rub if he’s wearing protective gear like shoes or a coat. We’ve had to get several removed at the vet last year and there are a few more that will have to get removed in the next few months. That’s obviously pricey - they ended up cauterizing them with a topical anesthetic spray. I was lucky that my boy did not need sedation or full anesthesia because he’s extremely cooperative, so I didn’t have to pay for that. Maybe you have some less expensive options to try at home? Pro Tip: I buy decaf green tea for my boy. Even less caffeine than the caffeinated one. I put apple cider vinegar, manuka honey, and raw coconut oil (occasionally I add other immune boosting ingredients if they don’t make it into his food bowl on a particular day). I make it a little warm sometimes and freeze it as a cool treat other times. He LOVES it both ways. It’s very good for his allergies. Amazon sells decaf green tea in bulk and nearly the rest of the ingredients Dr. Jones talks about at a great price, FYI.
Hello Dr. Thank you for your free book. Perhaps you could list the treatments you presented. I am hard of hearing and hard to see and can not make out the face of the bottles. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. zi have 2 rescue dogs and 2 cats also from the rescue and being retired, I am always looking to save money. I'm broke until the 1st of the month. Thanks for all you do. ❤❤❤
I don't give my dogs kibbles and such. Raw Paws is what I feed mine. I give them green lamb & beef tripe and ground chicken & beef. Salmon oil and cod treats. We stay away from chemicals and processed foods.
I know ow this is off topic but my dog Louis pronounced Louie wants to thank you.Louis had chronic problems with one of his ears since I got him.the medication the vet gave me never did a thing. You recommended using a small amount of foot fungus creme I used 1 dose and his ear is all better❤ thank you thank you thank you
@@nanmatar2925, If you don't mind me asking, what brand of Foot fungus creme did you use? My one girl has crusty dog paws and would like to try that foot fungus creme, I must of missed that video that Dr. Jones did. TIA!
He also suggests miconazole cream in one video. This helped clear up my dog’s nasty recurring ear infection that the vet medications failed to help for almost 6 months! Plus cleaning the ears with green tea or 50/50 white vinegar and water mixture. If the dog has scratches it raw use black tea to gently clean it first and let heal instead of using the green tea or vinegar water mixture. My dog was very difficult with letting me administer the cream and clean her ears really well, but managed to get the cream in her ear for 7 days and it helped tremendously. After it was healing up I took her for regular ear cleanings at the groomer every other week for a while where they got it really clean and she has had no more issues. Now we just get a maintenance cleaning done once a month and no more ear issues since. I also used the homemade pet wipes he suggests in one of his videos on her paws as she had also been licking and chewing them excessively until nearly raw. No longer an issue. Also used his krill oil supplements and use ultimate canine advanced supplement. I know how difficult it can be to watch your dog suffer with these things. Sometimes it takes a multi-solution approach. Every situation is different but don’t give up, keep trying the natural remedies until something will work. It really is well worth it. Best of luck!
I have always cooked for my dogs (15 & 14 years Silky Terriers) and also give them Colostrum and also cook tumeric with their food. My little girl has had a large fat ball on her tummy for years. Since they already eat well, I will try the green tea. However, my girl (the 15 yr old) is a little piggy 😅
Our (female) dog, Scout, has 1 lipoma, diagnosed last week. It's near her right eye. The vet & I decided to just leave it be....check it once in awhile. I have lots of lipomas myself. She doesn't get kibble. She gets meat & veg. Might try what you're suggesting. 🙂
This is such awesome help! Thank you sooo much! Your Ca. Videos are sooo informative! I love that eventhough u have ur own supplements, ure not overly pushy about selling them. THANK YOU❤
My lab has one on his back leg right on his muscle. He can’t run and walking hurts him. The vet said nothing can be done about it. I tried DSMO and Castrol oil but nothing changed now it’s getting worse. I adopted him 3 years ago and I was told he was 6 years old but he has too much grey on him . Even if he’s older he should have many more years left. I feel helpless
My dog has a fist size lipoma on her chest, I am afraid there is nothing I can do for this size.. She eats chicken and veg, cooked and takes supplements like turmeric and glucosamine for joint since she ruptured her CCL last year. That lipoma has not shrunk one bit.
Try meat and fish instead of chicken and add L Carnitine supplement. It helped my dog. He had a large lipoma on his side and it has significantly reduced in size.
My dog, Danger has cushings and has a marble sized one on these on his chest. I feed him homemade dog food. Should you try these one at a time? Which would be best to try first? Thanks for this info.
I have been thinking about getting a miniature Bichon Frise. She is only seven months old. She came from a puppy mill. She’s a little on the thin side. They say that she hast to be spayed before she can be adopted. I don’t believe in this, especially for a dog this small. She weighs about seven or 8 pounds is Spangher bad
I am curious about your thoughts on blasto in dogs and cats and perhaps a more holistic approach to treatment. Would love to see a video about this deadly fungal. infection
Hi there I have a flat coat retriever who had a 17 lb tumor removed from abdomen 5 yrs ago and it grew back- too old for surgery now I have been using camomile tea and slippery elm along with neurontin for pain - he is doing pretty good- wondering how this compares with your remedies. Thank you!
My 13-year-old Chi just grew something that seems like a lipoma, although it's a dark color. Does that make a difference? I first noticed it a month ago when it was the size of a petit pea. Then it grew to roughly the size of a pinball (as in the game). I'm a bit surprised since I've been feeding her a high-protein diet, free of any kibble, and a daily supplement of homemade turmeric paste, MCT oil, and when that growth came about turkey tail mushroom since I adopted her at 6 years old. She also gets a daily dose of homemade kefir. It seems like none of it is helping anything.
My pet who is a York is has black heads and I don’t no what to do went to vet gave me something to put on for a few minutes and then bathe but they come right back any suggestions
I'd really like to see the nutritional studies linked here. There is a lot of conflicting studies regarding what to feed your dogs and given keto = fat, I don't understand the logic in feeding a high fat diet to reduce fatty lumps.
Are you saying we can use the human MCT oil for our dogs because I have some And how are you able to use human grade green tea? He just seems as though with these products are the same dress more cost effective
Dude i love you thank you for this information. My little guy has a huge one and yhe vet don't care because i cant afford they're prices not even close. SPCA should have a feee clinic or something they claim to love animals unless you're financially hurting. He's fifteen and moves great and is full of life and happiness. He's a chaweinie and the damn thing is like tomato size just hanging off his rear end but if it keeps growing he'll be dragging around a grapefruit I want to prevent that and try to reduce it. Could I drain it a little with a syringe? Any advice or help is greatly appreciated thank you so much
Hi..Dr.Jones..😊.. hi Pipi.. I have a 16 years old shihtzu with kidney disease and high liver enzymes.. I found a Lipoma. . My cuestion is. Can I give 5 natural remedies?😊
Can anyone help. My nine year old miniature schnauzer has a lump to the side of his arm pit and on I felt one on his throat the other day. I'm worried about taking him the vet to check them as I'm concerned that if they do a biopsy, if the lumps are cancerous the biopsy will cause the toxins to spread. Is there anyway they can check the lump without a biopsy and am I being unduly concerned about the biopsy in the first place? I don't know what to do for the best but I want to make sure woody isn't in pain etc and have him treated the best and natural way. I'm in the UK. Thanks.
@rosedzindolet-faith5092 Does it have tapioca starch, dried peas, lintels etc etc? You can buy organic meats, fruit & vegetables at your local grocery store or farmers market. Just cook it all & throw together like meatloaf & I use oatmeal & eggs for thickener. You can add whatever spices your pet needs. Just a suggestion. It's cheaper for sure & I know what's in it! Change the meats, fruits & vegetables and they have a different flavor. Off season you can use organic canned pumpkin another trick.
@@luv2luv720 My receipt as well!! Mix with ground turkey. Oatmeal/egg or Gizzards/ liver Can machral rinsed ( sodium not good) Sardines snack broccoli slaw.
