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Turmeric dosage is typically calculated based on your pet’s weight: Small dogs or cats (under 20 lbs): Start with 1/8 to 1/4 teaspoon per day. Medium dogs (20-50 lbs): Start with 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon per day. Large dogs (50+ lbs): Start with 1/2 to 1 teaspoon per day.

I'm so sorry, but home the natural route can give your pet some relief.

I hope the tips in my video are helpful!

I am so very sorry to hear of your sad loss!! My condolences.

Since the symptoms are severe and he is not eating or drinking, these natural solutions may not be ideal for him (as he will not eat them). A visit to your local vet should help get more immediate emergency care.

Yes a food processor also works well, if it does not mash it up enough you can always finish the mashing with the mortar and pestle.

Agreed!

That would be more of an emergency case that requires a vet visit for immediate attention.

A mix of half and half can be beneficial for sure, just be sure to only use 1-2 drops of the mixed oils in the ear and massage. Do this daily for about a week. Do not overdo it as we don't want oil build up in the ears. Let me know how it goes!

My pleasure!

You're welcome!

Yes these are safe even for young puppies.

If symptoms persist more than 1-2 weeks while using the natural home remedies suggested, I would recommend having your pet checked by the vet to be sure nothing more serious is going on.

What mixture are you using when you notice the ears go red? What are the symptoms in the ear before you use the mix?

Neem oil is generally safe when used topically in diluted forms, but ingestion or high doses can be toxic, especially for cats and small dogs. To use it on the fur as a spray you can use a few drops of neem oil in water and mild soap avoiding the eyes, nose and mouth.

@Zumalka-Natural-Pet-Care Hello Dr. thank you for responding to my comment. I would like to know what you think about using a soap with permethrin 1% w/w on a cat. In the end, I decided to take my cat to the vet because I noticed he was losing fur, and I suspected he might have scabbies. It turns out he does indeed have scabbies. My vet sold me this soap and recommended washing him with it three times a week for a month. However, once I got home, I did some research and found that it is widely stated on the internet that permethrin is extremely toxic to cats.

@@spookycupcake4943 I am surprised your vet recommended this soap to you as cats don't have the necessary enzymes to break this ingredient down and will lead to poisoning. As an alternative, Neem oil has anti-parasitic properties and can be used in diluted form to soothe the skin and combat mites. However, it should be used sparingly and with caution. I hope this helps!

@@Zumalka-Natural-Pet-Care Hello Dr, I hope you're doing well. I wish you and your family a happy and prosperous New Year. Thank you for your response; you’re lovely, and I truly appreciate you. 🥰 I'll give you more détails because I'm confused too. When I visited the vet, the doctor informed me that my cat had scabbies. He administered an injection of 2% ivermectin. The vet also prescribed a 1% permethrin soap to be used 3 times a week for 1 month and ear drops containing permethrin as well, to be applied twice daily for 1 week. On the third day of the ear drop treatment, I bathed my cat for the first time using the prescribed soap. Towards the end of the bath, I noticed his legs trembling, but I didn’t realize it was because of the soap. I thought he was scared of the water, as I’d never bathed him before. Later that evening, I started researching and discovered that permethrin is extremely toxic to cats. I immediately stopped the treatments prescribed by my vet. My cat remained unusually sleepy, which was unlike him, as he is typically very playful. He also ate and drank much less than usual. After a week, his condition hadn’t improved, which began to worry me. Fearing dehydration might worsen his condition, I started feeding him fluids using a syringe-a mix of chicken broth, honey, turmeric, and coconut water-about 40 mL throughout the day. I also fed him boiled chicken breast daily. I noticed improvement after just 1 day, and by the third day, it seemed like he was back to his usual self. When I confronted the vet, on the phone, about the medications he prescribed, he claimed that small doses of permethrin are safe for cats. He said he regularly uses these medications on cats without any issues and suggested that my cat’s health state was due to something else. He asked me to bring my cat back to the clinic, but by then, I had lost trust in him and I also couldn’t afford another visit to the vet. Regarding my cat’s ears, the vet did not examine the black residue under a microscope but said it was just dirt and not an ear infection. Despite this, he prescribed the antibiotic ear medication. I doubt the vet’s diagnosis of the ears because, one, he didn't use a microscope, and two, when he cleaned them, there was a large amount of black residue, even though I had already removed a significant amount beforehand while treating my cat with olive oil and garlic at home. Currently, my cat is doing well. Thanks to God. As for the scabbies, it seems to have been cured by the ivermectin injection, as he no longer loses fur, and hair has started regrowing in the previously bald spots. Regarding the ears, I see a little bit of black residue, but it might just be dirt. However, I see my cat scratching his ears sometimes. Maybe once or twice a day. In case he also had ear mites, do you think the ivermectin injection could cure it as well ? I hope it can.

@@spookycupcake4943 Thank you for the update! The injection should help if it really is ear mites. If it is rather an ear infection, it probably will not do much to help. If you would like a free consultation with my team of specialists, please feel free to email us your pet's details at support@zumalka.com. My team will be more than happy to help you so your cat is in top shape naturally without the harsh chemicals.

I added a teaspoon of rice cause they said that can help soak up toxins… this stuff is so hard

My vet mistook a cough prescribed antibiotics for acid reflux symtoms now my dog is in bad shape

The idea that rice might cause inflammation in dogs is a topic of debate and largely depends on individual dogs and their unique sensitivities or dietary needs.

I wish I could help you more but to give you direct answers I would need more details on his current health, symptoms ect. My team would be happy to provide great natural tips and suggestions for FREE. Send your email to support@zumalka.com and they will respond within 24 hours.

I wish I could help you more but to give you direct answers I would need more details on his current health, symptoms ect. My team would be happy to provide great natural tips and suggestions for FREE. Send your email to support@zumalka.com and they will respond within 24 hours.

It is possible that the lump is just an injury from some outside activity. However, if the lump persists more than 1 week, I would recommend having it checked by the vet to be sure.

Sounds like your dog may have a severe intestinal or stomach infection for them to prescribe these. It can take time to see the full results, but by day 5 you should for sure see improvements. You can also accompany the treatment with some of my natural tips from this video to help speed results to sooth your dog's digestive tract.

@Zumalka-Natural-Pet-Care Thank you 😍😍😍

Neurological problems are more tricky, it would have to be another video altogether.

This mixture is generally considered safe in small amounts except If your cat has liver or kidney issues, is on medication, as turmeric can interact with certain drugs or if your cat has a sensitive stomach or history of digestive problems.

I'm so sorry to hear this!! For sure the sneezing and infection are caused by the spike and so we need to target the root cause before the accompanying symptoms. It would be important to be sure the spike is out or else the infection will continue and worsen. Once that is done, we would be happy to help you with natural solutions to help your beautiful cat recover. Be sure to contact my team for free recommendations at support@zumalka.com

I would not recommend it. First, it is a disinfectant, not a mitacide. Second, it can be toxic to the ear and cause permanent deafness.

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I hope the topical natural suggestions in my video were helpful. As for our products, they are best when mixed with water or a liquid treat for best results. I cannot say if there are other natural products out there that can be added to the food. I hope you find what you are looking for.

I'm so very sorry to hear that!! Please be sure to reach out to my team at support@zumalka.com so they can help see what the issue is and help you with your order.

Our PIPTOPET mushroom comes in mother tincture form which (to my knowledge) is unique and is not found on other natural pet product stores. As for our other mushrooms, these are packaged individually, not blended and recommended depending on each pet's specific needs. I think the difference is that pet wellbeing sells a blend of several mushrooms together.

You are very welcome!

Oh thank you!

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Thank you, I will be sure to keep it in mind for a future video.

Thank you for your question. For specific cancers along with other health issues, I would recommend reaching out to my team of Specialists at support@zumalka.com. They will be able to assist you in targeting your pet's needs more specifically.

Thank you for your comment, actually yes we do have natural products that can help support pets with lung tumors!! Feel free to reach out to us at support@zumalka.com for a free email consultation!

I'm so very sorry to hear this! Puppies are more sensitive and can dehydrate or turn for the worst faster since their immune system is not get fully developed. I think a quick check by your local vet would be the best first step. Then it would be good to strengthen the immune system and strength with natural products.

That's good if it was resolved!

I hope my video was helpful!

Yes some dogs do this from excitement, no need to treat them in those cases. It's just a happy response.

Thanks, my mother tongue is french, so some words come out differently.

Oh I'm so sorry to hear about your loss!!

Please do!

Most likely parvo :( hope he survives :( do a parvo test and ask for fluids and monitoring!!! Mines sick rn not sure parvo I’m so scared

I'm so sorry to hear this! For sure in emergency cases like these, a vet visit is your best emergency help! I hope things improve!

If your dog is allergic to these weeds and sneezes, then the suggestion in this video may help. However, we would need more details on your pet to know what is the best natural route. Feel free to reach out to my team of specialists for a free consultation at support@zumalka.com. We will be sure to help as best we can.