@@susanbodiford3183 no leave it on, the dog will probably lick it off, doggie needs the oil for skin, doggie will be greasy for a while and oil may absorb into blanket furniture of bedding but I'd rather my pup get relief and coconut oil is very good for them, you can even put it on their food, and if your pup has fleas they dont like it
I have two sharpies and they have very bad hotspot. I cannot take him to the doctor right now because I am not working. I got hurt on the job but I need something to help them. It’s so bad it’s turning red. Looks like blood is coming out.?? Thank you so much
Virgin Coconut oil is the best for a leave in remedy about 2 or 3 days apart. If your dog has redness or sores where the scratching occurs, I find that Aloe Vera (from the plant, not the tube) works very well for spot healing. It's also edible so you don't need to worry about licking that off either. Edit: As a preventative measure, sea salt baths are great. Better yet, a swim in the ocean! It helps as an anti-inflammatory agent and it also helps the skin retain its moisture along with a long list of other benefits. I don't even rinse my dog off with fresh water after being in the ocean. I just wait until dry or towel dry if time is a factor, followed by a good brushing. Edit again: Speaking of brushing, you should brush your dog everyday or multiple times a day if possible. It gets rid of old hair, dander and stimulates the follicles/skin to send blood flow to the area. Everyone knows that increased blood flow means an increase in healing speed.
I have fruit of the earth aloe vera gel and when I looked it up, it said it's dangerous for dogs to swallow. I know you said the plant but I'd double check that first.
You have entered your way into my life via dog's obsessive itching. And now you have a new subscriber and my dog has a new layer of coconut oil on him.
I am new to your channel, but impressed by t he first video. May dog was tested and had 26 allergies. She has been on apaquel daily; a allergy meds specifically formulated for her for two years. She has done well, but i hate giving her chemicals. I even used Hills Derm formula dog food. I need a second job just to afford all this. I started feeding her a more natural diet and she has done well. Took her off the chemicals. She has just started with her ears and I will use your remedies for her. I just dont want to have her with all those chemicals in her body. She is 10 years old and healthy except for her allergies. I am excited to get started with her ears. Thanks a million.
Thank you Doc ! Growing up in the 60's our family's vet was an outstandingly kind , direct , and honest man . Never learned his first name (that's the way it was ) Dr. Burton , would show us how to do things to aid our animals if need be and also the many wild animals we found injured while running wild in the local hills , mountains and river valleys . We did rehabs for many hawks , owl's , and other avians along with many mammal species. Those who could not due to loss of limbs , sight or age , were kept by us until the end of life or put down at his recommendation. He charged only for the meds never his time for these wild animals . He would visit our house and advise on improvement's on the enclosures , diet's etc. In short he was above and beyond what the vets I've delt with are about these days $$$$$ it's offensive to be asked about your credit situation at a vet appointment ! Just saying , your a real gem ! Keep up the sharing of your sound advise 👍🙉🙈🙊❤️✌️
You are so right! Not only vets would do this, but pediatricians and family Dr's! They were like the old country Dr's, but not in the country. Today's Dr's won't even see you unless you have your co-pay, and your bill is paid in full. Forget about finding a Dr when u really need one, if you don't have cash on the barrel head! Forget about it! 😮. It's so sad how so many things have changed, and I don't mean for the better. Go figure!
@@michellepope2829 exactly ! I feel like my parents must have , while I was growing up now! So many "normal" GOOD things are gone from us. I experienced, how when people went sue crazy , I was no longer allowed to ride on ranches I'd always been able to, due to the owners being afraid of being sued if some accident happened ! My parents had to sign waivers! But I suppose it's just life . I believe it's the loss of respect for what IS right and the exceptence of what is WRONG , as the norm . To me , we all know the difference but due to many factors, the examples, the mass media , those whom we admire like , moviestars, rock stars etc. As their moral examples became looser , we excepted them and , oh you've got better things to do then read my drivel , sorry for going on a tangent. I've a tendance to grab my soap box, and get on it ! You have a wonderfully adventurous day! ✌️😁🙉🙊🙈
Thank you for confirming what I did with my dog who had a sever itch between her shoulder blades. I covered the area with pure olive oil twice a day for a week and used an old cardigan sleeve as bandage, she never suffered with the itch again.
Love these simple things that I have in my house already to apply to my little Shih Tzu Harley. Great advice to know should the need arise again. Pippa is such a sweetheart to help you demonstrate the applications. Bless you Dr Jones ❤❤❤
after you used the olive oil , did u clean it after it bath the dog ? or how was the routine because my dog is dealing with a lot of itching right now and I don’t know what to do please reply thank you !
You are my savior, my baby, 9 years old suffers from allergies since she was a poppy. After many years on Apoquel and for the last two years with Cytopoint shots , which I stopped after watching your channel, today I used for the first time sunflower oil on her fur and she is not itching as much, actually four hours passed and she is sleeping calmly. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us, I’m really grateful.
Just to mention - don’t use refined sunflower oil. Make sure it’s pure cold pressed. The refined (chemically extracted) stuff is what me and my dog are allergic to. If you can’t buy it, make it.
can't thank you enough for all your wonderful advice when how to take care of our pets you have helped me through so much when I couldn't afford a vet thank you again your videos are wonderful
Don't be ashamed to do home remedies. People love to shame others for not running to the vet. We are learning life skills here, not buying band-aids of steriods and their expensive (unimpressive) Hills food.
@@amym8768 Amen.🐕My heart is breaking 💔😢as I comfort my dying Kiara, as the vets here in this county refuse even to take our last $30 and a postdated check to even see her💔So inhumane of them, when $$$ is more important. Please Pray 🙏For Kiaras Healing, In JESUS Mighty Name, Amen 🐕🙏💔😢
@@janetteblaydes7112 I am so sorry your dog hasn’t been treated. A vet could treat a dog for free now and then. How can they let a pet suffer? I just don’t understand and I’m an RN. Should have become a vet instead of a nurse.
I love your videos and the feeling is like having a good buddy sharing information with you. They feel relaxed, informal, and always interesting.. I also love how you interact with the precious animals . Thank you for all of the great information you are helping us all with!
your suggestions have been immensely helpful..THANK YOU for sharing. I am a senior on a very limited budget and cannot afford to to take my dog to a vet for the ailments you have shown . Not only have you helped give care to my little dog, but to my budget- THANK YOU
I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much,So where are you originally from? I am David originally from Spain but currently living in Texas now...
Beautiful Dog!!!!! If you microwave your coconut oil for less than a minute it liquifies and remains that way for quite a long time. My dog gets a tsp in his food and I take 2 tbsp every day.
Tnk u for the tip. I will give to my dog.. Shes itchng. I wiped the skin or areas she kept licknh. No ticks or fkeas and i had her full groomed and had her fur trimmed very short. I started using a new batch og shampoo and conditioner, plus dematting spray. Could be d culprit. Plus, new treats. Oh my
I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much,So where are you originally from? I am David originally from Spain but currently living in Texas now...
I loved this! Had a follicle test done on my corgi, Frostie. She’s intolerant to turmeric, white & red cabbage. So those are not an option for us. She can do coconut 🥥 oil & we keep the sunflower 🌻 oil in mind too. Turns out that she was intolerant to cranberries, phosphorus & egg yolk (dehydrated eggs) that were in her food. Changed her over to a limited ingredient diet & giving her more fruits & veggies in her diet. She’s doing so much better! *SHARED*
I have been using a mixture of coconut oil and cold- pressed rape seed oil on my Jack Russell’s tummy and it helps the itching straight away. Decided to try it as I already use it on my skin. The reason I started adding the oil was to make the solid coconut oil spreadable. So thanks for your information and good to know my instincts were valid. And of course it is lickably dog-friendly.
Thanks Dr. Jones, luckily there's available virgin coconut oil here. My dad made the oil for family use. After watching your videos I will apply to my fur babies itchy parts of her body
I'm so glad Ibsaw this my dig been Itching like crazy for the last week I had Organic coconut oil I just applied to where he was biting and Scratching he stop after a few minutes I going to go buy the sunflower oil tomorrow. This is great thank you Dr. Jones.
1 tspn of bicarbonate soda to 500 ml cool water…done in one of those 500 ml plastic spray bottles it works a treat..shake it well…I have found my blue heeler has instant relief from his frantic scratching… Best to do this outside because the carb soda will dry on yr floor leaving the powder…behind, sweeps off easily…or mop or hose… Thanks Doc Jones for all your great remedies…my grandmother taught me this one…used it for my kids in their bath if they got grass itch too…😊
Thank you so much for all you wisdom and care that you share with so many! I read comments here often and love that you are so cherished and appreciated. I have 6 large dogs and although when needed for emergencies or vaccinations we see vet regularly, but for conditions that I can manage or treat at home without incurring high cost or the stress of the vet visit for the dog, I feel better doing it myself. Also I love that I am not stuck giving large amounts to pharmaceutical companies and dealing with potential side effects and harmful chemicals! You have a special spirit my friend! Thanks again from so many!
I live in South Africa and adore English Bulldogs.I just adore this kind and brilliant dr.What a fabulous person to share his knowledge and expertise with us concerning various animals.We are so privileged.I find his videos extremely informative in helping my Bulldog.Dr. Jones,continue with your great work and the very best with your practice.Michael Einkamerer.
After watching a previous video of yours regarding sunflower oil, I always put a teaspoon in my dogs food when I make it....Hope to see a difference soon... Great videos Dr. Jones.
This is wonderful for dog's skin. I used to use it everyday on my 3. Had to stop because they were turning each other into lollipops. They would sneak behind my back and lick it off of each other. Now instead of rubbing it all over them, because coconut oil is an excellent flea repellent too. This is mainly why I used it back then. Now I just use it in small amounts. Neem powder is great too for doggie icky skin. Fleas, ticks and mosquitoes hate the smell of it too. As do dogs too. But it works nice on their skin and keeps those pesky blood suckers away.
Thanks for confirming the coconut oil remedy. I’m going to try that for my dog tonight. I have eczema in my ears and have been using coconut oil in my ears a few times a week so thought it might also be good for him 🙂
Coconut oil.... gr8! I was also given info re dustmites causing itchiness...solution is 1/3 white vinegar - 2/3 water...do in a litre spray bottle shake well - spray all areas in courtyard... particularly dusty corners... fibd this helps....
I crashed with video because I’m desperately looking for a home remedy for my 6 month Maltese puppy. He’s been scratching like crazy 😩 I’ll definitely use these remedies and hoping it’ll help him!
Excellent advice - your videos have probably saved so many pets from needlessly suffering and pet owners also suffering having to watch their pets suffer because they can't afford the expensive vet bills for things like allergies skin infections and itchy skin...I have heard that people will decide to put their dogs to sleep because they can't afford the ongoing vet bills...how very sad that today we live in a.world today where.vets and.animal regulatory agencies would know that and still horde and prevent knowledge to be given to alleviate the suffering and allow the pet owner to afford to keep their beloved pets.
What a beautiful, happy and clearly loved and cherished dog, she made me laugh so much when she was trying to eat that coconut oil, then you apply it and she instantly starts to lick it, gotta love labs xx
Thank you. My dog has so many allergies. Its ridiculous! She has had skin infections which then I bring her to the vets. But during the summer she is constantly itching. Thank you.
My professional working German Shepherd dog loves coconut oil and Apple cider vinegar, distilled water and green tea, one third for each , spray bottle . Amazing for many things. CBD oil helps many things as well. Thank you.
@@dediva63 I stopped all treats. I changed her food to home made. I would cook hamburger or chicken mixed with rice. It turned it all around in about two weeks.
I also had another dog that itched like crazy. Especially his feet. After researching I determined he had candida or yeast skin infection. My vet prescribed Keto-Hex dog shampoo. It helped. But I also found using unscented Epsom Salts was effective. I dissolved epsom salts to hot water, poured it up Into a spray bottle and saturated his feet several times a day. It worked. Yeast feeds on sugar and starches. Most treats are loaded with it.
@@dediva63 I eliminated All treats exc except homemade. Chicken or beef. Omega 3 oils help alot. It she will eat fish that is good. Mine would not eat fish. The yeast is very stubborn. You have to bath them in Keto-Hex and use the Epsom Salts one their paws and hot spots.Hope this helps.
I saw this video a few years, and applied some organic coconut oil to my dogs skin,she licked it so much and started ripping out her hair with her teeth. It wasn't a good cure for my dog, but then I read somewhere adding a tablespoon of organic olive oil to an itchy dog's diet would help the hair grow back, which it did.
Hi Lindy, I started using the coconut oil recipe 2 days ago on my very ichy little dog and I can already see the difference. PS: He licked some of it off and doesn't want to get up so fast. lol Helping him sleep instead of chewing on himself during nite 😴
@@Lil_HandGrenade possibly, but not so much that it affected his movement. He usually jumps out of his cage and out the door. (Not a caged dog, his home, his procession, does not want me to touch his bedding). Maybe just sleepy. The skin around his tail is not so raw now. He is not biting it so much now, so much he had sores. , Will keep using and give update. Update...still no itchy problems. No soar patches from him chewy on his tail. So much better many tks to doc.❤🐩🐩🐩🐩
This is so beyond ADORABLE! My dog, a lab mix, LOVES COCONUT OIL TO EAT! I give him peanut butter, smeared on home made dog cookies and then I dribble coconut oil over the peanut butter smeared cookies..he LOVES THIS!!! I give it to him as a meal a few times p/week
Just a sincere FYI Kimberly. Our Lab loves Peanut butter as well. After a 1,000 allergy test. She's allergic to 29 different environmental allergens. 1 being peanut butter, peanuts. Just wanted to share, as she loved peanut butter in her kong
After getting in little 30 lbs border terrier we wanted to give her the best. I make her food and we supplement a good brand of kibble to go with it. We give Omega 3 and pre and pro biotics. But little K-Li itches and is uncomfortable. We checked her for fleas with a fine tooth comb and she has no fleas.
I have adopted what appears to be a toy Havanese. I was told he's about 10 years old, he has no teeth so I've been giving him liverwurst as part of his daily meal and canned food. He weighed 2 lbs when I first got him inn December, now he's up to 5.2 lbs (still thin but getting better!) About 2 months ago he began itching, I took him to the groomers and although he looked beautiful, he practically itched himself into oblivion. I put him into an Aveeno oatmeal bath and gently scrubbed off all the scabs, no blood and he seems much better. Can you please recommend a good canned food for him? Also (I'm going out to get some of the items you mentioned tomorrow), is there a special non allergic shampoo that can be used? I'm really concerned. I also have another rescue, no teeth as well, maltipoo, he was with a friend of mine but when I got him back he seems to have the cough you talk about. How can you distinguish between kennel cough and a heart murmur?
Is it normal to let the dog continuously lick all areas where you have applied the coconut oil? I find licking continuously only aggravate itching and redness causing pores and sores. Any advice Dr Jones. Wonderful video as always. Thanks so much.
I have a Pomeranian and chui mixed he has long white fur. He is 11 years old. All of a sudden he has been getting real dry patches than a price of his hair comes out and has not grown back
I had a lab that was scratching himself raw , hair loss. Read a readers digest article that said to spray him down with sodium ascorbate ( Crystalized vitamin c ) once or twice a day. Let him dry After a month his hair grew back and shinny
My Curly Girl, when she was with us, was so allergic with certain foods. Grains but the big one was chicken. When we kept the grains and chicken (which was hard because everything seems to have chicken in it one way or the other) away from her diet she never licked or itched. When we first got her she had patches that she had licked all the hair off. It took us about 6 months to figure out what her issues were but once we figured them out she was good. Sadly we lost her in Feb.from Kidney Disease.
So sorry you lost your baby. I hope you don't mind. But my little mini pin beagle mix...itches in her sleep so bad. All treat long. You'd think she's trying to kick start a Harley. Lol. She real goes to town on it. So my question is this. What did you feed your dog? I've had her on grain free Halo, Blue Buffalo.. and her hair falls out. Gets bad dandruff and itches worse. So I give her Hills Science Diet , Sensitive stomach and skin. She eats it no problem. Her hair doesn't fall out. But in the middle of the night. That back leg will go to town. Lol
@@jillpeacock4540 Hi Jill, sadly figuring out what a dog is allergic to can be a long process of elimination unless you can pay to have them tested. Look at your Science Diet to see if there is chicken in it, that MAY be the rest of the problem or it could be the time of year and certain grasses or pollen's. Is there a certain spot or body area that he itches more than the others. Our current dog gets a shot certain times of the year when the itching gets out of control. The shot seems to quiet the need for him to itch.
@@juliecohick thanks for your help. Did you make your own dog food before? Cause I was thinking, I wonder what you feed her. Sorry, if I'm depressing you. Pets are like kids. In my case. Good grief, I would've had twenty. Good thing I didn't have that many kids. Lol
@@jillpeacock4540 Jill, We fed Curly a brand called Anamet that was suggested to us by a Livestock supply owner. He was very familiar with our problem with Curly and he suggested we start with the one that had a certain amount of chicken, then if we saw that the itching was not gone, we were to go to the next one and so on til her itching stopped. The chicken that is in Anamet is processed a different way so that it can be digested without causing an allergic reaction. If you have a Livestock Supply store in your area they may be familiar with it, if not I have found it on-line in other stores in our locale.
When mixing up medicines typically you want to use non-metal objects like stone or. Especially if you intend to use things like bentonite claymetal spoons will end up causing a reaction like electrically and makes it not as effective I apologize for my explanation being somewhat choppy I'm not a scientist but I do study herbs. Absolutely love the video thank you brother, Namaste
This is never mentioned enough in my opinion. Glass, wood and stone if in doubt about metal. My recipe book is full of my hand made notes of which implements I should/shouldn’t use. I’m pretty shocked at how often stainless steel is contaminated with nickel these days. I’m very allergic to that myself.
I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much,So where are you originally from? I am David originally from Spain but currently living in Texas now....
I tried your blend solution of green tea, apple cider, lavender oil, salt on my dog, he has environment allergies and chews his paws endlessly. I was giving him meds from his vet but It is extremely expensive. I'm impressed! It worked!! I did exactly what you said. Also he rubs his chin constantly on the carpet so I rubbed and massaged coconut oil onto his chin. So far he seems ok. No biting of paws and no rubbing chin on floor. Thank you Dr. Jones. I love your videos, and your passion for showing us how we can help our pets without breaking our bank accounts. (You know, I had all the ingredients in my cupboard) !!
I use lavender oil on my own itchy skin. It works a treat and is mild enough to use without a carrier oil. Lavender also calms anxiety. I had a big beautiful boi who was anxious and frightened by _everything._ I'd say "Max, would you like some spa oil?" I'd dab a little bit directly on his fur then pet him as he relaxed. He also loved for me to sing to him. I miss my big Max.
Food intolerances caused itching in my pets. We Eliminated grains and other harmful ingredients and added protein ... fish, chicken, eggs and they love sweet potato and pumpkin, both are full of essential minerals and vitamins.
I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much,So where are you originally from? I am David originally from Spain but currently living in Texas now...
Thank you so much! I wish I had known this as I have tried everything on my two corgis without very much success, but you’ve given me some new options.
I absolutely love this vet his remedies are amazing and the fact he’s just giving you simple advice that works thank you
Thank you for the kind words. Please feel free to share my videos. 🙏🏼
Would you happen to know if I have to rince the coconut oil out after putting it on my dog?
@@susanbodiford3183 I don’t, I clean their ears with it as well, but don’t put on too much at a time & massage it in well. They love it
@@susanbodiford3183 no leave it on, the dog will probably lick it off, doggie needs the oil for skin, doggie will be greasy for a while and oil may absorb into blanket furniture of bedding but I'd rather my pup get relief and coconut oil is very good for them, you can even put it on their food, and if your pup has fleas they dont like it
I have two sharpies and they have very bad hotspot. I cannot take him to the doctor right now because I am not working. I got hurt on the job but I need something to help them. It’s so bad it’s turning red. Looks like blood is coming out.?? Thank you so much
Virgin Coconut oil is the best for a leave in remedy about 2 or 3 days apart. If your dog has redness or sores where the scratching occurs, I find that Aloe Vera (from the plant, not the tube) works very well for spot healing. It's also edible so you don't need to worry about licking that off either.
Edit: As a preventative measure, sea salt baths are great. Better yet, a swim in the ocean! It helps as an anti-inflammatory agent and it also helps the skin retain its moisture along with a long list of other benefits. I don't even rinse my dog off with fresh water after being in the ocean. I just wait until dry or towel dry if time is a factor, followed by a good brushing.
Edit again: Speaking of brushing, you should brush your dog everyday or multiple times a day if possible. It gets rid of old hair, dander and stimulates the follicles/skin to send blood flow to the area. Everyone knows that increased blood flow means an increase in healing speed.
oh yeah! awesome idea too! thanks1 :D
Thanks for sharing
Awesome advice and will start this Safflower oil on my little ones skin and some on his eggies in the mornings. God bless you Dr. Jones.
But even if the solution isn’t harmful if they lick it, what good would it do, they would like it off…I know my dog would.
I have fruit of the earth aloe vera gel and when I looked it up, it said it's dangerous for dogs to swallow. I know you said the plant but I'd double check that first.
Pippi has never met a food she didn’t like lol. Such a cutie!!!
Look into those eyes and you can see so much happiness. Wish all animals could be that loved ❤️
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I know right! He truly cares. We need more vet's and ppl like him in this world!
Never take your dogs out of your videos. They are so great!
Thanks, Donna!
You have entered your way into my life via dog's obsessive itching. And now you have a new subscriber and my dog has a new layer of coconut oil on him.
I’m also super impressed and my boy Blue smells beautiful with his coconut oil fur 🐾❤️
And Sunflower 🌻 Oil❕
I am new to your channel, but impressed by t he first video. May dog was tested and had 26 allergies. She has been on apaquel daily; a allergy meds specifically formulated for her for two years. She has done well, but i hate giving her chemicals. I even used Hills Derm formula dog food. I need a second job just to afford all this. I started feeding her a more natural diet and she has done well. Took her off the chemicals. She has just started with her ears and I will use your remedies for her. I just dont want to have her with all those chemicals in her body. She is 10 years old and healthy except for her allergies. I am excited to get started with her ears. Thanks a million.
Thank you Doc ! Growing up in the 60's our family's vet was an outstandingly kind , direct , and honest man . Never learned his first name (that's the way it was ) Dr. Burton , would show us how to do things to aid our animals if need be and also the many wild animals we found injured while running wild in the local hills , mountains and river valleys . We did rehabs for many hawks , owl's , and other avians along with many mammal species. Those who could not due to loss of limbs , sight or age , were kept by us until the end of life or put down at his recommendation. He charged only for the meds never his time for these wild animals . He would visit our house and advise on improvement's on the enclosures , diet's etc. In short he was above and beyond what the vets I've delt with are about these days $$$$$ it's offensive to be asked about your credit situation at a vet appointment ! Just saying , your a real gem ! Keep up the sharing of your sound advise 👍🙉🙈🙊❤️✌️
That's the truth and I couldn't have said it better. You don't find vets like this these days.
You are so right! Not only vets would do this, but pediatricians and family Dr's! They were like the old country Dr's, but not in the country.
Today's Dr's won't even see you unless you have your co-pay, and your bill is paid in full. Forget about finding a Dr when u really need one, if you don't have cash on the barrel head! Forget about it! 😮. It's so sad how so many things have changed, and I don't mean for the better. Go figure!
@@michellepope2829 exactly ! I feel like my parents must have , while I was growing up now! So many "normal" GOOD things are gone from us. I experienced, how when people went sue crazy , I was no longer allowed to ride on ranches I'd always been able to, due to the owners being afraid of being sued if some accident happened ! My parents had to sign waivers! But I suppose it's just life . I believe it's the loss of respect for what IS right and the exceptence of what is WRONG , as the norm . To me , we all know the difference but due to many factors, the examples, the mass media , those whom we admire like , moviestars, rock stars etc. As their moral examples became looser , we excepted them and , oh you've got better things to do then read my drivel , sorry for going on a tangent. I've a tendance to grab my soap box, and get on it ! You have a wonderfully adventurous day! ✌️😁🙉🙊🙈
Pippy is such a good little patient!
This is who I've been looking for! A holistic vet. God Bless you and Thank You! ❤
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Thank you for confirming what I did with my dog who had a sever itch between her shoulder blades. I covered the area with pure olive oil twice a day for a week and used an old cardigan sleeve as bandage, she never suffered with the itch again.
Love these simple things that I have in my house already to apply to my little Shih Tzu Harley. Great advice to know should the need arise again. Pippa is such a sweetheart to help you demonstrate the applications. Bless you Dr Jones ❤❤❤
You used olive oil instead of sunflower oil? I didn’t hear him say olive oil, but it worked?
after you used the olive oil , did u clean it after it bath the dog ? or how was the routine because my dog is dealing with a lot of itching right now and I don’t know what to do please reply thank you !
Yes, do tell, bath after olive oil?
@lorihall3411 I eard Sunflower 🌻 oil
You are my savior, my baby, 9 years old suffers from allergies since she was a poppy. After many years on Apoquel and for the last two years with Cytopoint shots , which I stopped after watching your channel, today I used for the first time sunflower oil on her fur and she is not itching as much, actually four hours passed and she is sleeping calmly. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us, I’m really grateful.
Just to mention - don’t use refined sunflower oil. Make sure it’s pure cold pressed.
The refined (chemically extracted) stuff is what me and my dog are allergic to. If you can’t buy it, make it.
His bottle says safflower oil... He kept saying sunflower...
@@nikimckellip227safflower ?
Which is best? How do u make it?
I believe that coconut oil would work as well or better than sunflower or safflower oil.
can't thank you enough for all your wonderful advice when how to take care of our pets you have helped me through so much when I couldn't afford a vet thank you again your videos are wonderful
You're very much welcome, Rose. Happy to help.
Don't be ashamed to do home remedies.
People love to shame others for not running to the vet. We are learning life skills here, not buying band-aids of steriods and their expensive (unimpressive) Hills food.
@@amym8768 Amen.🐕My heart is breaking 💔😢as I comfort my dying Kiara, as the vets here in this county refuse even to take our last $30 and a postdated check to even see her💔So inhumane of them, when $$$ is more important. Please Pray 🙏For Kiaras Healing, In JESUS Mighty Name, Amen 🐕🙏💔😢
@@janetteblaydes7112 I am so sorry your dog hasn’t been treated. A vet could treat a dog for free now and then. How can they let a pet suffer? I just don’t understand and I’m an RN. Should have become a vet instead of a nurse.
I still can't afford one lol
I LOVE learning from this channel how to keep my dog healthy and happy!❤️🐶🐾❤️🙌🏽
I love your videos and the feeling is like having a good buddy sharing information with you. They feel relaxed, informal, and always interesting.. I also love how you interact with the precious animals . Thank you for all of the great information you are helping us all with!
your suggestions have been immensely helpful..THANK YOU for sharing. I am a senior on a very limited budget and cannot afford to to take my dog to a vet for the ailments you have shown . Not only have you helped give care to my little dog, but to my budget- THANK YOU
Glad it was helpful!
I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much,So where are you originally from? I am David originally from Spain but currently living in Texas now...
Beautiful Dog!!!!!
If you microwave your coconut oil for less than a minute it liquifies and remains that way for quite a long time.
My dog gets a tsp in his food and I take 2 tbsp every day.
Thanks for the tip!
Tnk u for the tip. I will give to my dog.. Shes itchng. I wiped the skin or areas she kept licknh. No ticks or fkeas and i had her full groomed and had her fur trimmed very short. I started using a new batch og shampoo and conditioner, plus dematting spray. Could be d culprit. Plus, new treats. Oh my
Thank you so much. My Vet wanted me to use an ointment that cost $100! I couldn’t do that so I’m so thankful to learn from you
I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much,So where are you originally from? I am David originally from Spain but currently living in Texas now...
I loved this! Had a follicle test done on my corgi, Frostie. She’s intolerant to turmeric, white & red cabbage. So those are not an option for us. She can do coconut 🥥 oil & we keep the sunflower 🌻 oil in mind too. Turns out that she was intolerant to cranberries, phosphorus & egg yolk (dehydrated eggs) that were in her food. Changed her over to a limited ingredient diet & giving her more fruits & veggies in her diet. She’s doing so much better! *SHARED*
Thanks for sharing, Terri.
Can my dog use these oils if she has had an attack of pancreatitis?
You’re so good and patient with your fur baby . Thank you Doctor 👨⚕️!🤗
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
- Dr. Jones
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Love your advice/ remedies
Aww thank you pipster for being a very helpful and good assistant❤
I have been using a mixture of coconut oil and cold- pressed rape seed oil on my Jack Russell’s tummy and it helps the itching straight away.
Decided to try it as I already use it on my skin. The reason I started adding the oil was to make the solid coconut oil spreadable.
So thanks for your information and good to know my instincts were valid. And of course it is lickably dog-friendly.
Oh wow rape seed oil huh
Organic whole rolled oats are good for itching. It can be used in a bath or put some in the food or both.
Great video as always. Pippy is so adorable.
She sure is. Thanks!
Thanks Dr. Jones, luckily there's available virgin coconut oil here. My dad made the oil for family use. After watching your videos I will apply to my fur babies itchy parts of her body
Cool! Cabbage has been used medicinally for centuries, or maybe longer!!! Yum, our dogs love it!
Thanks for the help you cured my cat her skin was killing her all done with coconut oil and cbd
I never receive a confirmation request from you. Tried several times over last few months. Love your awesome help with our rescue babies.
I used remedies from this doctor for a very old cat having some issues. They helped him a lot.
That's fantastic to hear! Thank you so much! ❤️
Right!? Same here for my dog, and some for us people too. Good for the whole family. Love this giving man!
I'm so glad Ibsaw this my dig been Itching like crazy for the last week I had Organic coconut oil I just applied to where he was biting and Scratching he stop after a few minutes I going to go buy the sunflower oil tomorrow. This is great thank you Dr. Jones.
You're welcome! Let me know how it goes.
1 tspn of bicarbonate soda to 500 ml cool water…done in one of those 500 ml plastic spray bottles it works a treat..shake it well…I have found my blue heeler has instant relief from his frantic scratching…
Best to do this outside because the carb soda will dry on yr floor leaving the powder…behind, sweeps off easily…or mop or hose…
Thanks Doc Jones for all your great remedies…my grandmother taught me this one…used it for my kids in their bath if they got grass itch too…😊
Thank you so much for all you wisdom and care that you share with so many! I read comments here often and love that you are so cherished and appreciated.
I have 6 large dogs and although when needed for emergencies or vaccinations we see vet regularly, but for conditions that I can manage or treat at home without incurring high cost or the stress of the vet visit for the dog, I feel better doing it myself. Also I love that I am not stuck giving large amounts to pharmaceutical companies and dealing with potential side effects and harmful chemicals!
You have a special spirit my friend! Thanks again from so many!
Thanks Tonya
I live in South Africa and adore English Bulldogs.I just adore this kind and brilliant dr.What a fabulous person to share his knowledge and expertise with us concerning various animals.We are so privileged.I find his videos extremely informative in helping my Bulldog.Dr. Jones,continue with your great work and the very best with your practice.Michael Einkamerer.
Awesome information! Pippy is such a great sidekick! Thank you for sharing holistic and natural remedies and spreading awareness
She sure is! You're welcome.
RIGHT!! Ty 😊 🙏 for your great DOG ADVUCE
Old school video!!'Great today 8/8/24..I use all your remedies!! They work excellently, Holistically perfectly THANK YOU DR Pipi is so cute 😂
Thank you for the tips. I have used virgin coconut oil in my dogs and it has been very effective. I am relieved with their nasty itchiness.
Welcome and thanks for the feedback! Glad your dogs are doing better!
After watching a previous video of yours regarding sunflower oil, I always put a teaspoon in my dogs food when I make it....Hope to see a difference soon... Great videos Dr. Jones.
You have unrealistic expectations if you think you will see a quick improvement wait
@@linzieloo1 FYI I can already see an improvement...
Thank you again Dr. for another Fantastic video!!
Thank you for always watching my videos, Jackie.
Thank you so much for your advice on dog itching! Appreciated.
This is wonderful for dog's skin. I used to use it everyday on my 3. Had to stop because they were turning each other into lollipops. They would sneak behind my back and lick it off of each other. Now instead of rubbing it all over them, because coconut oil is an excellent flea repellent too. This is mainly why I used it back then. Now I just use it in small amounts. Neem powder is great too for doggie icky skin. Fleas, ticks and mosquitoes hate the smell of it too. As do dogs too. But it works nice on their skin and keeps those pesky blood suckers away.
"turning each other into lollipops" made me chuckle. I can totally see that. Thanks for sharing, Gina.
Where to buy Neem powder?
Gina L.F. LoL 😝 for turning each others into lollipops!
😂🤣😂
@@marysunshine4730 Neem oil. Should be anywhere that sells essential oils. It's a top shelf remedy for parasites.
Thanks for confirming the coconut oil remedy. I’m going to try that for my dog tonight. I have eczema in my ears and have been using coconut oil in my ears a few times a week so thought it might also be good for him 🙂
Thank you for sharing. Do you have a recipe/remedy for fleas for dogs?
Coconut oil.... gr8!
I was also given info re dustmites causing itchiness...solution is 1/3 white vinegar - 2/3 water...do in a litre spray bottle shake well - spray all areas in courtyard...
particularly dusty corners... fibd this helps....
I love Pipi!!! She’s like my baby girl, wanting to eat everything!! 😂💗🐶❤️
I crashed with video because I’m desperately looking for a home remedy for my 6 month Maltese puppy. He’s been scratching like crazy 😩 I’ll definitely use these remedies and hoping it’ll help him!
You’re awesome. Thank you for helping me become a better fur parent ❤️ Definitely buying your book!
Thank you so much for the support!
tysvm for all your help and the wonderful cooperation of baby Pipster love you both
Thank you Dr. Jones for the valuable info. My dog has suffered from allergies for a while now so I will try these remedies, thanks again!
You're welcome. my video on food allergy may also help: ruclips.net/video/jBI5x5rBAjc/видео.html
Excellent advice - your videos have probably saved so many pets from needlessly suffering and pet owners also suffering having to watch their pets suffer because they can't afford the expensive vet bills for things like allergies skin infections and itchy skin...I have heard that people will decide to put their dogs to sleep because they can't afford the ongoing vet bills...how very sad that today we live in a.world today where.vets and.animal regulatory agencies would know that and still horde and prevent knowledge to be given to alleviate the suffering and allow the pet owner to afford to keep their beloved pets.
I needed this my dogs seasonal allergies just kicked in !!
We're starting to get seasonal allergies here too.
Note - for videos that movie a bit slow you can change the speed in setting. This video got to the point when I sped it up 2x.
What a beautiful, happy and clearly loved and cherished dog, she made me laugh so much when she was trying to eat that coconut oil, then you apply it and she instantly starts to lick it, gotta love labs xx
She is absolutely amazing.
Thanks for sharing this is sooooo helpful!
Thank you. My dog has so many allergies. Its ridiculous! She has had skin infections which then I bring her to the vets. But during the summer she is constantly itching. Thank you.
You're welcome! There are other remedies in my old videos too. Please check them out! I'll try to link them in this video.
@@VeterinarySecrets thank you
Dr Andrew. You are amazing. I’m in Australia and I know nothing comes here from you. But love all the help you give everyone. Thank you ❤️❤️
Thanks for watching!
- Dr. Andrew Jones
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A Little bacon grease in thir food helps too!
Make sure that it's VERY little as you don't want to trigger Pancreatitis... I made that mistake when I first started.
Thank you for this one!!! My pup is so itchy!!!
WHAT A GORGEOUS DOG LOVE IT. THANKS FOR THE VIDEO..🐱🐹
Dr Jones you are amazing
My professional working German Shepherd dog loves coconut oil and Apple cider vinegar, distilled water and green tea, one third for each , spray bottle . Amazing for many things. CBD oil helps many things as well. Thank you.
You're welcome!
Do you spray on your dogs hair? Do you leave on or wash off
Does it help with dandruff prob ?
@@lopamudraray4571try Benadryl, (generic) and shampoo Seltze and Blue, or generic dandruff shampoo!
Thank you I'm spending 90,00 a month for her allergies shots she's on coconut oil n it's helping so I'm going to buy sunflower oil thank you so much 😊
My ShiTsu suffered terribly with allergies. It was the treats. I we quit giving her treats and changed her food. The torment ended.
I am having issues with my Shih Tzu. What treats were the issue and what did you switch to?
@@dediva63 I stopped all treats. I changed her food to home made. I would cook hamburger or chicken mixed with rice. It turned it all around in about two weeks.
I also had another dog that itched like crazy. Especially his feet. After researching I determined he had candida or yeast skin infection. My vet prescribed Keto-Hex dog shampoo. It helped. But I also found using unscented Epsom Salts was effective. I dissolved epsom salts to hot water, poured it up Into a spray bottle and saturated his feet several times a day. It worked. Yeast feeds on sugar and starches. Most treats are loaded with it.
@@dediva63 I eliminated All treats exc except homemade. Chicken or beef. Omega 3 oils help alot. It she will eat fish that is good. Mine would not eat fish. The yeast is very stubborn. You have to bath them in Keto-Hex and use the Epsom Salts one their paws and hot spots.Hope this helps.
My poor itchy purebred Pom! So itchy! I’m trying all the remedies u suggest! They are helping!
good day i would like to know what can i do about my dogs hair loss or shedding all over the place
I saw this video a few years, and applied some organic coconut oil to my dogs skin,she licked it so much and started ripping out her hair with her teeth. It wasn't a good cure for my dog, but then I read somewhere adding a tablespoon of organic olive oil to an itchy dog's diet would help the hair grow back, which it did.
This video is perfect timing for my beautiful itchy Westie girl. Will b giving this a try. Thank you Dr. Jones😊
You're welcome, Maria.
The best vet I have come across. ❤❤
Thank you for great advice. I have one of my dogs that is always itchy, itchy. I will give these a try on her and I really think it will help her.
Hi Lindy, I started using the coconut oil recipe 2 days ago on my very ichy little dog and I can already see the difference. PS: He licked some of it off and doesn't want to get up so fast. lol Helping him sleep instead of chewing on himself during nite 😴
@@willajohnson8577 is he sleepy because you used the cbd oil remedy with it? I'm not sure cbd oil is sold here where I live.
@@Lil_HandGrenade possibly, but not so much that it affected his movement. He usually jumps out of his cage and out the door. (Not a caged dog, his home, his procession, does not want me to touch his bedding). Maybe just sleepy. The skin around his tail is not so raw now. He is not biting it so much now, so much he had sores. , Will keep using and give update.
Update...still no itchy problems. No soar patches from him chewy on his tail. So much better many tks to doc.❤🐩🐩🐩🐩
This is so beyond ADORABLE! My dog, a lab mix, LOVES COCONUT OIL TO EAT! I give him peanut butter, smeared on home made dog cookies and then I dribble coconut oil over the peanut butter smeared cookies..he LOVES THIS!!! I give it to him as a meal a few times p/week
Just a sincere FYI Kimberly.
Our Lab loves Peanut butter as well. After a 1,000 allergy test. She's allergic to 29 different environmental allergens. 1 being peanut butter, peanuts. Just wanted to share, as she loved peanut butter in her kong
Thanks for the great tips on natural remedies for itchy skin for my Goku.👍❤
Welcome
After getting in little 30 lbs border terrier we wanted to give her the best. I make her food and we supplement a good brand of kibble to go with it. We give Omega 3 and pre and pro biotics. But little K-Li itches and is uncomfortable. We checked her for fleas with a fine tooth comb and she has no fleas.
I have adopted what appears to be a toy Havanese. I was told he's about 10 years old, he has no teeth so I've been giving him liverwurst as part of his daily meal and canned food. He weighed 2 lbs when I first got him inn December, now he's up to 5.2 lbs (still thin but getting better!) About 2 months ago he began itching, I took him to the groomers and although he looked beautiful, he practically itched himself into oblivion. I put him into an Aveeno oatmeal bath and gently scrubbed off all the scabs, no blood and he seems much better. Can you please recommend a good canned food for him? Also (I'm going out to get some of the items you mentioned tomorrow), is there a special non allergic shampoo that can be used? I'm really concerned. I also have another rescue, no teeth as well, maltipoo, he was with a friend of mine but when I got him back he seems to have the cough you talk about. How can you distinguish between kennel cough and a heart murmur?
Is it normal to let the dog continuously lick all areas where you have applied the coconut oil? I find licking continuously only aggravate itching and redness causing pores and sores. Any advice Dr Jones. Wonderful video as always. Thanks so much.
for some dogs yes
What good is it if my dog licks it off as soon as I apply it to my dog ?
I have used baby oil that can calm down the itching and it stop the itching. Coconut is intact a very good kitchen item to use.
Thank you so much for all the great advice..Is there a way you could do a video on dog diets as for dry ,cooked,raw?
Thanks for the suggestion, Donna. I'll see what I can do.
Love ur simple way of relating everything hats of to u❤
What a great dog! He's precious!
I have a Pomeranian and chui mixed he has long white fur. He is 11 years old. All of a sudden he has been getting real dry patches than a price of his hair comes out and has not grown back
I had a lab that was scratching himself raw , hair loss. Read a readers digest article that said to spray him down with sodium ascorbate ( Crystalized vitamin c ) once or twice a day. Let him dry After a month his hair grew back and shinny
I really enjoy your videos, particularly because I have a senior “itchy” chihuahua. Thank you!
You're welcome!
What was the ear cream called for yesterday problums
@6:59 - the CBD looks to be quite effective! Cabbage leaf munchies!
When looking for cbd oil what are some key components that we need to identify if it is a good quality product?
Dude, love your channel. I have a channel about cats and I love learning from you
Thanks @The cat guy
Doc. thank you and God bless🙏❤️(fr. the philippines)
My Curly Girl, when she was with us, was so allergic with certain foods. Grains but the big one was chicken. When we kept the grains and chicken (which was hard because everything seems to have chicken in it one way or the other) away from her diet she never licked or itched. When we first got her she had patches that she had licked all the hair off. It took us about 6 months to figure out what her issues were but once we figured them out she was good. Sadly we lost her in Feb.from Kidney Disease.
So sorry for your loss Julie. I had to put my 8yr old pitt down a couple months ago, she had so many issues :(
So sorry you lost your baby. I hope you don't mind. But my little mini pin beagle mix...itches in her sleep so bad. All treat long. You'd think she's trying to kick start a Harley. Lol. She real goes to town on it. So my question is this. What did you feed your dog? I've had her on grain free Halo, Blue Buffalo.. and her hair falls out. Gets bad dandruff and itches worse. So I give her Hills Science Diet , Sensitive stomach and skin. She eats it no problem. Her hair doesn't fall out. But in the middle of the night. That back leg will go to town. Lol
@@jillpeacock4540 Hi Jill, sadly figuring out what a dog is allergic to can be a long process of elimination unless you can pay to have them tested. Look at your Science Diet to see if there is chicken in it, that MAY be the rest of the problem or it could be the time of year and certain grasses or pollen's. Is there a certain spot or body area that he itches more than the others. Our current dog gets a shot certain times of the year when the itching gets out of control. The shot seems to quiet the need for him to itch.
@@juliecohick thanks for your help. Did you make your own dog food before? Cause I was thinking, I wonder what you feed her. Sorry, if I'm depressing you. Pets are like kids. In my case. Good grief, I would've had twenty. Good thing I didn't have that many kids. Lol
@@jillpeacock4540 Jill, We fed Curly a brand called Anamet that was suggested to us by a Livestock supply owner. He was very familiar with our problem with Curly and he suggested we start with the one that had a certain amount of chicken, then if we saw that the itching was not gone, we were to go to the next one and so on til her itching stopped. The chicken that is in Anamet is processed a different way so that it can be digested without causing an allergic reaction. If you have a Livestock Supply store in your area they may be familiar with it, if not I have found it on-line in other stores in our locale.
Safflower oil is shown but he mentions sunflower oil, which is one to be used?
When mixing up medicines typically you want to use non-metal objects like stone or. Especially if you intend to use things like bentonite claymetal spoons will end up causing a reaction like electrically and makes it not as effective I apologize for my explanation being somewhat choppy I'm not a scientist but I do study herbs.
Absolutely love the video thank you brother,
Namaste
This is never mentioned enough in my opinion. Glass, wood and stone if in doubt about metal.
My recipe book is full of my hand made notes of which implements I should/shouldn’t use.
I’m pretty shocked at how often stainless steel is contaminated with nickel these days. I’m very allergic to that myself.
just ordered your ultimate Canine health formula!! looking forward to taking better care of my babies and learning new holistic remedies, thankyou
I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much,So where are you originally from? I am David originally from Spain but currently living in Texas now....
I learn better being entertained by a cute doggie😂❤❤❤
I tried your blend solution of green tea, apple cider, lavender oil, salt on my dog, he has environment allergies and chews his paws endlessly. I was giving him meds from his vet but
It is extremely expensive. I'm impressed! It worked!! I did exactly what you said. Also he rubs his chin constantly on the carpet so I rubbed and massaged coconut oil onto his chin. So far he seems ok. No biting of paws and no rubbing chin on floor. Thank you Dr. Jones. I love your videos, and your passion for showing us how we can help our pets without breaking our bank accounts. (You know, I had all the ingredients in my cupboard) !!
So good to know and Thanks for sharing
Could I get the measurements for this mixture please?
I use lavender oil on my own itchy skin. It works a treat and is mild enough to use without a carrier oil.
Lavender also calms anxiety. I had a big beautiful boi who was anxious and frightened by _everything._ I'd say "Max, would you like some spa oil?" I'd dab a little bit directly on his fur then pet him as he relaxed. He also loved for me to sing to him.
I miss my big Max.
will apply this to my own skin and thankyou for this video :)
I am really awed by the natural remedies you have shown on your site. Thank you.
I would love to have your book.
Thank you for not sending us to some video....YOUR THE BEST ...THANKS FOR THE INFO❤
I made a coconut/olive oil soap with oatmeal, rosemary and calendula for my girl (not cat safe) but people safe
Food intolerances caused itching in my pets. We Eliminated grains and other harmful ingredients and added protein ... fish, chicken, eggs and they love sweet potato and pumpkin, both are full of essential minerals and vitamins.
Absolutely love your videos thank you for sharing 🙏❤️
Thanks for watching!
That’s two remedies I’ve seen that could help me, itchy skin and the dreaded cherry eye.. you are amazing and thank you from the bottom of my heart 😊
I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much,So where are you originally from? I am David originally from Spain but currently living in Texas now...
@@DavidGreg-wg3od Thank you for your kinds words. But I can’t take this conversation any further.👍
Really great stuff now I do used coconut oil 4 everything great
Thank you so much! I wish I had known this as I have tried everything on my two corgis without very much success, but you’ve given me some new options.