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And work on your thoughts not being worried. See her healthy body processing the drugs (unless she is oddly sensitive, should be fine) and recovering from the dental. If she does have any pain that Arnica is not helping, try Hypericum (good for nerve rich areas). Note to all reading this -...

Yes. Even though many sites say they are toxic. There is even a commercial dog food (not my recommendation, of course) called AVOderm, made from avocados. Feed just the pulp and you are fine. Many tropical dogs even eat the skin and pit, but there may be some problems with that. Dr. Christina

Finley was blessed to live with you and will be with you in spirit forever. Support at this time can be lots of hugs, remembering all the great times, flower essences, massage, speaking with an intuitive who can communicate with their spirit. Heartfelt love to you, Maruska, Dr. Christina

Wow - you are doing such a wonderful job. Yes, as they feel better it can be much harder. Are you doing homeopathic medicines? they may be helping a piece of bone come out as a healthy healing. Be sure to listen to all of Anitra Frazier's talks on HA! and AllPawsPetTalkTV as she is so clear...

Maruska, the veterinary homeopaths suggested by Dr. Jeff are all able to work virtually - even to Bermuda (lovely island with fond memories for me). Because you have been using holistic and homeopathic treatments, it would be good to download the Healthy Dog Journal and carefully fill out the...

While the velcro dog may change after several remedies with Dr. Barrett, I would strongly suggest EFT, emotion code, spiritual code, flower essences, and maybe a few animal communicator sessions. If it developed soon before the dental issues, it would be very likely to resolve with homeopathic...

Thank you so much for sharing your journey and especially I want to remind healers to use whatever modalities they have with their animals. Last year you said you were a pranic healer and also practice quantum healing and that it made a huge difference when you started it. I am sure you are...

Elizabeth, thank you so much for reminding us that not everyone thinks the way we do and how to gently help the animals without stepping on cultural toes. Every day there are beautiful stories of people reaching out to help one individual (person, animal, plant, air, water....) with loving...

Elly, Dr. Jeff's suggestion of working with a veterinary homeopath is super worth pursuing. There are over 7,000 remedies to select from, so while we do suggest a few for acute, mild problems, when you have progressive problems, especially in older animals, having a professional prescribe is...

So great you will be working with Dr. Cooney for homeopathy. Before your appointment you can learn a lot about homeopathy by reading all the links in this section on homeopathy as well as doing a search in the forum section and the main section. Focus on the evaluation of response sections...

Welcome, Dr. Tamara. For the community, Dr. Tamara is a holistic veterinarian in the San Diego area. I am assuming this is a client's animal. Maybe you can post what holistic treatments have been done. Looking at the levels of illness is important. When a problem can stay on the outside...

Your wonderful attitude is certainly helping with him. I would not start worrying about blood values - keep doing what you are doing. \Great comments from Drs. Jeff and Jean Dr. Christina

Where do you live, Joe? Dr. Christina

Welcome to Holistic Actions, Dr. Tamara. Our members will be excited to hear your stories, especially of the wildlife. Several of our speakers are communicators who have led tours to various countries in Africa, and one or two live there. I think, as you explore our site, there will be a...

I would also check with your mold remediators. Often they have experience with animals in the house. And of course record this exposure and any treatments you do in the Healthy Cat Journal. Christina

Stroller sounds like a great idea. If Bella does not like it, would she be willing to just sit with you outside (hmmm...maybe you live in winter area), or sit by an open window, or let you hold her and walk outside? Be sure to keep Dr. Herman posted with any changes and have a follow up...

Always good to rule out fleas with the flea dirt test and looking for them on the belly. You seem to have ruled out fleas. No need to jump to all the flea "treatments" that you did if no fleas seen. the move, the vaccines, new water, new food, new people...all can certainly push the vital...

she and you are certainly benefitting!

Not to panic. Since she is not bothered, and there is no odor, this is probably a case of watching for a few more days. Remember that from a holistic standpoint a fungus does not cause a problem - an imbalance in the vital force causes all symptoms. I have never see red nail beds be contagious...

"correct pre-treatment" There is NO correct or right pre-treatment, nor is there a right diet, or exercise, etc. Thuja's testing and most use was for smallpox vaccine. Lyssin is made from rabid dog saliva. Others often suggested are Hypericum (for punctures), Ledum (bites). The basis of...