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In this podcast, I will be covering three important holistic antibacterial ingredients including: Colloidal silver, garlic, and Olive Leaf extract. To start, Colloidal Silver: this is the term used to describe tiny particles of silver, suspended in liquid. With increased antibiotic resistance, Colloidal Silver has become more popular with modern Veterinarians. So, how does it work? Research has suggested it… [Read more]
According to the documents submitted to the Midwest Center for Investigative Reporting, the EPA has received reports of at least 1,698 pet deaths related to the popular Seresto collars from 2012 to June 16, 2020. Overall, the agency took in more than 75,000 Seresto incident reports in that time period. Dr Jones gives you specifics about this story, along with… [Read more]
If your dog is ever has seizures try pressing this acupressure point to quickly stop the seizure.… [Read more]
A dog walker is shot for the purebred French Bulldogs he was walking. Dr Jones comments, including what he thinks should happen to the attackers.… [Read more]
Many of the common diseases in our dogs and cats have an autoimmune basis – the immune system responds inappropriately and actually “attacks” itself. Skin disease such as allergy, lupus… polyarthritis, hemolytic anemia, thyroid disease (autoimmune thyroiditis)… organ dysfunction which can have an immune basis to it (i.e. glomerulonephropathy). There are not many conventional veterinary options asides from steroids, stronger… [Read more]
Colitis is inflammation of the large intestine or colon. It can also be referred to as Large Bowel Diarrhea – what happens is because of the inflammation, water absorption is reduced within the bowel, and can cause inability to hold feces. You’ll notice your dog either straining to defecate, and small amounts of blood can be seen in the feces,… [Read more]
