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Hi Dr Christina, Thanks for the suggestions. I will go over those chapters again in Hamilton’s book. And yes, patience is definitely something I could use for both of us, realizing it’s a journey and a trust walk. Lol to fasting animals and ourselves. I’m in there with you. Thanks, Joe...

Her energy is good. Her appetite is good. Her mood is good. Still wants to play. Still mischievous.. She hasn’t thrown up for a week. She just coughs a couple of times a day as if she is trying to get something out of throat or it’s just irritated. Thanks

Thanks for the two sites. I have much to learn. Wendell didn’t vomit last night but did go through the reflex of throwing up , nothing came up. It’s almost like she’s trying to cough something up. I wonder if her throat/esophagus is irritated from all the greens she ate.. Happy Holidays to all!

Thanks so much for the reinforcement and support. All comments most helpful. (Loved the webinar tonight. I think this kind of communication with our animal family is vital. This heart/soul connection is everything.)

Conversation with Dr. Cooney: Hi Dr Todd, I booked appt for end of this month. Hope you received emails. On Thursday morning, Wendell ate tons of this common weed. She threw up some of it. I fed her usual raw food that morning along with her heart worm med. She seemed fine. Fed her again in...

So to follow up on this post: This morning , instead of fasting, I gave her 1/2 raw patty instead of a whole one, and added more veggies—tofu and yellow squash. She ate her breakfast with gusto and seemed satisfied.

My vet has suggested that Wendell fast for at least two days giving her only 2 cups of veggie broth a day. I’m not sure if it’s because the itching flared up or because I mentioned she hasnt been thrilled about eating her small batch patties seved with veggies esp in the morning. She eats it but...

Oh ok. Thanks for the reminder, Dr.Christina. I’ll have to get use to this journaling.

Thanks, Dr. Jeff, Fortunately her leg seems not to bother her at all now. She’s been jumping into chairs, running, and putting weight on the leg. still trying to avoid fetch for a little longer. Will get some arnica. Thought about it but didn’t know how to dose her. So thanks. Gratefully, Joe

Dr. Christina, Thanks for your wisdom and shinning a broader perspective on the situation. Im so used to running to a vet when unfamiliar situations present themselves. “Be safe than sorry.” I did give her rescue remedy and Perelandra’s emergency for animals solution. She seems much better...

After playing fetch yesterday, I put Wendell in her crate for a few hours. When I returned, she was limping and not putting weight on her right hind leg. She doesn’t want to jump onto a chair and walking up steps isn’t easy. I immediately thought I should try to find a vet opened Saturday...

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Hi Dr. Jeff, I appreciate the info on brushes. I got one and she seems to like it. Yes, I’ll just wait and see about whats important to stick with and what Dr. Cooney suggests. The Chinese herbs don’t do much for her symptom, so Im not concerned about not using them. (Though my vet might be)...

Thanks again, I’m familiar with Adored Beasts protocols and use their products . I actually bought the yeasty beast protocol but held off on using it when I found out about homeopathy for pets. Will be starting our new journey. Thanks, Joe

Thanks Dr. Christina, yes, you have given me tons of info to chew on and research to do. Guess I better get started. I’m all in with the happiness protocol and living in the moment with pure joy. Can’t get much better than that. Thsnks so much, Joe

Hi Lauren, Thanks so much for the information. Yes, I have had allergy testing. I’m glad I will be able to use acupuncture. I wonder if Western herbs will also be contraindicated. Thanks, Joe

Hello Dr. Christina, I’m living in St Petersburg, FL Thanks for inquiring, Joe

Thanks so much for these recommendations, Dr. Jeff. I particularly like being able to disentangle issues “in a fun way.” Gratefully, Joe

I have physical and emotional issues to resolve. i think it would help both of us on our road to a healthier life. Thanks, Joe @Dr. Jeff ,@Dr. Christina, @Dr. Sara

Thanks, Dr. Jeff, Yes, Wendell is very curious and wary. I do bathe her to help the itch. She’s never been much into being brushed but I’ll introduce it, Is there a brush you would recommend? We live in hot, humid Florida. Mosquitoes are around all year. Thanks for the happiness protocol...