Kitchen Spice That Stops Itching
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✨ Discover the surprising kitchen spice that can stop your pet's itching! 🐶🐱 In this video, Dr. Andrew Jones reveals a natural remedy that's likely already in your pantry. Learn how to safely use this common spice to alleviate your pet's discomfort and promote healthier skin.
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Once, a world renowned surgeon I worked for, told me during a surgery to never forget this one thing, "Originally ALL medicine was resourced from Mother Nature!"
I call herbs God’s medicine cabinet
For every ailment you may incur God has made an herb to cure😀🙏🏼
Everything "medicines" are made of is found right here on planet Earth. They may TRY to copy some things, but the ingredients are still from the natural world.
Modern medicine is just that. Derived from herbs, spices, plants.
@@terilapseyhuhhhh? You read what’s in them???
This Guy is the Real Deal ! The world needs more people like Dr. Jones. Thanks Doc!
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I'll say he Is!!! He was on 20/20 😊👏👏👏👏
@@jamigen1 cool. When.
Agree,what a great guy and so helpful.
Yes indeed!
Tula is always such a patient patient! So sweet.
I have sent only 2 of these videos, and I noticed right away how mellow she is.
@@paulaw3399 She's always so tolerant, patient and trusting. I bet Dr. Jones' patients all loved him when he was in practice. His cat and neighbor dogs are just as trusting of him as Tula.
this is a winner for me and my dog; my pup stated having seasonal issues to the point she'd licked off almost all the fur on the lower 1/2 of her body. She's a small white dog, I'd taken her to normal vet with no results, he then referred me to a vet dermatologist, I didn't take her but have spent over $300 trying to find comfort for her. 1/2 way through this video I mixed 1/4 c coconut oil with about 6 drops of rosemary oil and started lightly messaging it into her skin. about 30 min later she is sleeping soundly, her red inflamed skin is now back to it's natural pale pink. I am about in tears to have something that has given her such comfort in such a short period of time. HAT'S OFF TO YOU! THIS IS A WINNER!
Thank you!
This is a great message and I’m sure it will help a lot of people! Here is another true Rosemary story, We had a turkey named Rosie whose leg was bothering her. She was biting at it and it was itchy and disturbing her for weeks. We tried every thing we could think of to help heal the skin on her leg and kept it covered with socks so she couldn’t bite it. eventually we came around to putting oil that had a sprig of rosemary steeping in it, basically a rosemary oil, on her leg and that is what finally cured the itching. It cured it quickly and it cured it permanently 😁. I’ve seen studies to that show that the long-lived people in Italy eat a lot of rosemary too. Go Nature!
That’s amazing. What kind of oil did you use?
Some stores have olive oil and Rosemary steeping in ît..
@@carolinatucker2950 or you can just buy a large plastic bottle of virgen olive oil a snip off a couple med size fresh rosemary sprigs, and add them yourself? Plus I add a couple of garlic pieces too! HEAVENLY to cook with too 😋
Tutu Saints: Thank you for sharing such an uplifting story 🙏
I agree, that we live on a earth of abundance, where no one should go hungry 😐
I am very aware this need not be. Each of us is the light of the world and by joining our minds in this light we proclaim the kingdom of God together and as one 🥰💛
WOW!!!! That is because the Papst lives there? He blessed rosemary.Thanks friend.
I planted an entire hedge of rosemary about 18 years ago. Now I know of another use for the trimmings.
I very much respect your standing up for your beliefs as a veterinary, and your love for animals is awesome
Be careful, others vets are going to be furious. God bless you for making this.
You are AWESOME!!! ONE IN A BILLION! IT IS SO REFRESHING TO FIND SOMEONE WHO STANDS UP FOR HIS PRINCIPLES!!! BLESS YOU!!!
You have no idea what a blessing you are to us, fellow Canadian’s as well as the rest of the world!!
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I ❤this guy! Wish I had a vet like this. Most vets are money hungry and just want to over vax. Been following Dr. Jones for years!
I'm so happy I found your channel. I have 5 dogs and 6 inside cat's. I also have a rather large colony of kitties outside in our barn. I live on social security and can't always afford the vet. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge with us.🐈🐕❤️
Bless you for caring for so many animals! Lol, I have a lot too and appreciate how Dr. Jones' remedies save us so much money and even better, offer safer treatment options. Love Dr. Jones!!!
Feline greenies treats. To clean cats teeth and gums. I give a few like 15 a day to my cat. Tigger is going on 9 years old. Very healthy teeth and gums. Gets rid of bad breath also. I never run out. My cat is my best friend.
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You might schedule the spay mobile free sometimes
Spay/neuter your barn cats. You are creating the problem.
I buy or grow Rosemary and I Grind it up in my coffee grinder so that the sharpness is gone - makes it safer to eat. I don't want them chocking on the sharpness of the unground Rosemary needle. I also dehydrate beef liver in my oven at 180 degrees. I first sprinkle the ground up Rosemary all over the beef liver so the beef liver is pretty much covered with ground Rosemary and then I shove it into the oven - door closed (or open) for several hours. I then turn the beef liver using a pair of tongs so I won't burn myself. I have 4 "fur kids" and they absolutely LOVE when Breakfast time comes around. You should see them sit around the kitchen and wait for Breakfast. I love my Kids - and they love me too.
Good idea!
This vet is the best, years ago I went in with my senior pet, very impressed
I wish I could get a consult with him now for my old cat.
Love rosemary and it is easy to grow. We just dry some and grind it up and put in our dogs homemade meals. Thank you for all your great information, we use herbs as much as possible also. Tula is too cute!
how much did you use in your dog's food?
Need to know more
Yes that's what we do. Dry our own and grind it to powder.
I was wondering if powdered rosemary in it's favorite food would work. Thanks 😊👍
Do you de-leaf the sprig and just use the leaves? Or do you grind the whole sprig?
We had Newfoundland with allergies to chicken and corn. He would get ear infection frequently. We were washing them out but he kept shaking his head so hard he busted the blood vessels in his ears. His ears were swollen up filled with blood. He had to have surgery twice to fix the arteries. We found some natural food without chicken or corn and problems went away. You need to check ingredients for it.
I love this guy ! So very transparent and honest!
Thank your for the kind words
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Thanks Doc! That means a lot... I put my little Marley's health first, sometimes above my own. That may seem foolish to some, but without her, I wouldn't be alive... Only the best for her .. every day is hand made food . She makes a difference in this difficult world and I love her for that!
@@VeterinarySecrets ok, how do I do this?
I cured chronic miserable yeasty ears in my dog by giving him sardines, and he loves them! Must be the omegas that he was low on. I started by giving a bigger portion to load him up & then maintenance is smaller portions, & just once daily. Be sure they are the canned in water variety with no seasoning. Canned sardines are cheap too. I store the open can in a sealed tupperware dish in fridge to minimize smell.
Sardines are cheap at dollar tree
I’m trying this
Great idea. Giving the equivalent fish oil supplement may be an option, also. If fresh or frozen sardines can be sourced that may be good, also. Thank you, I’m going to try this.
@@Bronte866 I never seen frozen sardines. I used to feed my cat sardines until I noticed that they were slimy and not fresh like they used to be. I think it is the industrial fishing. Huge amounts stored for ages. Just my thoughts on it.
Why not just grind the bulk rosemary to a dust in a coffee/spice grinder & mix it into the diatomaceous earth shaker? Thanks for excellent content as always - I now just hit the thumbs up before even watching the video.
Shared this with a friend who's German Shepard is suffering terribly with no solution from her vet. I hope your channel gives her and her baby some relief and answers.
Apple cider vinegar mixed with distilled water helps my Shepherds skin. But I have to spray her every other day with it
Our previous German Shepherd was diagnosed as gluten intolerant. Once we eliminated any dog food with any wheat products, she got better! Come to find out, many GSDs have a gluten allergy.
Making a strong tea using herbs (rosemary, thyme, nettles, etc) and then adding in the water bowl works well for dogs...and easy to give to a cat in a syringe too :)
Good tip, thank you.
I need to know more how and what to do
I have a rosemary plant growing and didn’t know you could make a tea, sounds delicious
@@mariesmith1814 Rosemary is one of the best herbs to use as a tea..anti-inflammatory, anti-bacterial and works well with sage for those nasty hot flushes of menopause :) Simply take a tablespoon of dried or a sprig of fresh plant and pour boiling water over it. Let it sit a few mins until the water changes to a weak tea colour. For humans drink hot/warm, for our furry and feathered friends either add to the water bowl or use a syringe. Happy healing! xxx
How much do I add to the water bowls because I have to fill the water bowls up about 4or 5 times a day sometimes for the dogs and cats drinking all the water do I add to the water bowls every time I feel them up
@@mariesmith1814 For cats and dogs a 1 to 10 part ratio perhaps just a couple of times a week. See if they like it first, lol :)
Figures, conventional medicine fines people who are truthful! Dr. Jones, you're the best. You confirmed all my hunches about oral pesticides, spaying, neutering. Thank you for this natural remedy for my poodle mix. So so so grateful to have discovered this channel!
You're welcome, happy to help.
I had puppies with ringworm. I often made rosemary tea that my cats liked to drink. I took the leaves from the tea and squeezed the oil from them onto the pup's ringworm. It was as if a magician had waved his wand. The ringworm disappeared as if it had never been there.
Thank you. My dog has recurring red mange. I'll try that on him.
Hi. Your cats drink rosemary tea? Did this help them with the itching and scratching? Can I ask how you make it? do you just use tea bags? My senior kitty has been scratching allot. he doesn't have sores of rashes or anything. I seriously think it dry skin or it could be the allergies the Dr. are talking about. I have an appointment to see our vet, but I'd like to have some info to talk with her about this whole thing.
@@40bpaula Flaxseed oil....?
It's amazing it helps with allot of things including viruses & inflammation
ACV worked for my cats ring.worm- gone!
@@christinekoenig5669what is ACV?
Just found your channel. Already subscribed. I’m a retired critical care/ wound care nurse. Seen lots of different wounds and skin eruptions. I’m a big believer in combining modern medicine with more natural options.
Your the best doc,god bless you forever
Dr. Jones I know this is an older video but I have to say thank you. Also, you really have such a beautiful, warm & cozy looking home.
Tula looks so comfortable standing on your kitchen island. And, she's very disinterested in what you're talking about...... Too funny!
Thanks
You are amazing DR Jones !!! I wish you were my dog's doctor here in Edinburgh, Scotland .. Always good information...always sweet.. always well researched... simple and close to nature ....
Thanks Ruta from Scotland :-)
Would be happy to travel to Canada to have a loved pet treated by this wonderful man!!!❤❤
@otter999: The good news is that if you avoid vaccines, and feed your pets human food, provide filtered water, you will not need a Vet. Of course, if your dig breaks a leg, you'll need a Vet.
Interestingly, the people that can't afford a Vet, have the healtiest dogs.
I read that rosemary is also a natural flea repellent for dogs. So you can use it for 2 different reasons 🙂
peppermint works also.
We use Brewer's yeast that has a touch of garlic in it - no fleas, no ticks
Buy empty capsules and use a coffee grinder to grind your herbs to a powder. I have been doing this for years. For myself and my dogs.
Good idea, thank you.
@@VeterinarySecrets how do I figure mgs without a scale, if I just use herb form rosemary?
Good info. My shepherd is 90 lb and none of the Rosemary extract capsules are 100 mg. The lowest I found was 385 mg. What recommendations can you give in this situation?
Tula is such a good sport… just love her! Thanks again, Doc.
You can purchase empty gelatin capsules and fill them. It worked great with my cats when I had to give them something that tasted bad. I always coated the cap with an oil so it would be easy going down.
Could you come over and pill my cats? I have the empty capsules. Wear a scratch proof body covering. Thank you.
This channel is my new favorite! Our Yorkie has terrible skin allergies and I believe it’s from their shore but anyway his skin is AWFUL!! I’ve tied everything and wasted thousands of dollars l. I finally decided to stop going to the vet. And I’m so excited to try all these tips!
Have you tried the rosemary treatment yet?
What a dear, sweet cat Murray is. He was so furtunate to have found you.
This is also excellent for allergies/itching & any inflammatory condition: Forest Leaf (brand name) Quercetin with Bromelian, Vit C & Stinging Nettle. Zinc is also recommended to help uptake it into the cells.
This is wonderful information, mostly for my mother! She has chronic itching and she also is on a diuretic that doesn't work all that well, so I may encourage her to try Rosemary instead and see if that helps both of her issues. You are just a blessing and a wealth of information. Thank you so so much! ❤
You are my favourite Vet to go to online. You really are the most genuine person to go to for any problem with my Mini Schnauzer, Georgi. She has allergies and you never fail me Dr.Jones. Off to get some rosemary. 🙋🐶
It’s good for inflammation in joints also. I cook it in my dogs food as he has hip dysplasia. He seems to favour the recipes that contain rosemary.
This is Cindi Vernon, herbalist. I am so happy you are helping humans to heal their animals naturally, I have always. I do want to say that I have had my older dog and a friends dog go into seisures after consuming products..food...treats..that contain rosemary.After stopping the food or treats with rosemary, the seisures stopped. Please be aware that not all dogs can consume this herb, thank you.
That made me laugh when you put the bag to the camera and you said how good it smells, like we have smell a vision . You crack me up. 😘😉
Yes, very cute!!😉😊🐕😻✝️⚜️
Tula is so well behaved, she just sits there well your talking to us..
I was thinking he pulled out the wrong bag. 😂
and it is easy to grow
@@mo1240 also legal!🤣
My vet charged me 250.00 and said the symptoms you just described was gut health and put her on expensive probiotics and it's still not working. She has scratched herself raw.
Likewise. Zero help except a few cortisone pills. $400+ later.
did you try the rosemary?
I’ve also been told rosemary can help with hair loss and regrowing hair. I like to rub rosemary oil on my temple areas the day before I’m going to wash my hair
Thanks for sharing:)
Itching I heard is a food allergy thank you for the information so grateful for all the holistic help.
I give my 2 Labs organic cold pressed Hempseed oil in food every day, and their coats are now shiny and soft.
Great
@@VeterinarySecrets I love you doctor! So kind to share all your knowledge. I feed my dog with coconut oil mixed in oregano oil spice. Just a pinch. Is that good?
Pure organic salmon oil is cheaper & has the same effect
@@sarahholland2600 really it's cheaper must look into that! Krill oil is expensive here. I'll look into that! Thanks!🤗
@@sarahholland2600 As long as it's not from farmed salmon, you are correct.
Rosemary is used in dog foods and treats as a preservative so check the label
Common herb: Rosemary.
Grind it up in your coffee grinder. Sprinkle it on your food.
I am going to try this. Love.to hear others experience with this method. I also use ground fennel powder.
@@anniebenefield5430 What does that do? Get rid of the worms too?
I dearly wish I still had my pet care diary from 30 years ago when I was fighting to heal my cats liver damage... and stumbled on rosemary to assist in speeding the recovery of his liver. He was exposed to a well known lawn treatment for weeds (Nutrilawn). He came home shortly after a neighbor had had her lawn treated, foaming at the mouth and I could see he was close to having a seizure, so raced him to my vet. No, I had no idea my neighbor was going to do this or I wouldn't have let my cat out. He was saved thankfully due to the livers great ability to recover but I always tried to help them achieve robust health using herbal and homeopathic remedies. The vet was amazed at how quickly his liver returned to normal. All I recall 30 years on was boiling up rosemary tea and giving this to him, though not where I sourced the information. Always check if an herb can be dangerous to a specific species, and start with dilute amounts. Clearly rosemary has many benefits
Great to hear. Good work. How did you get your cat to ingest it please? My cat wouldn't drink it.
@MaryBywaters I erred on the side of caution, dosage wise and used a small syringe to force "fed" small amounts very carefully of rosemary tea. As I'd said, it's been a long time so I forget (without doing another deep dive, looking up the dosage). Some fear doing force feeding of anything, but with common sense and caution, it gives pets a fighting chance to recover from many illnesses they need not die of. It's not fun or pleasant, but for me... It's something one must be prepared to do when you get a pet.
For example, there are many illnesses that take away the urge to drink, which creates nausea, which then make cats refuse to eat. Intervention early with force feeding fluids can save not just huge vet bills but a beloved pets life.
If I were faced with another poisoning that caused liver damage, I would brew rosemary tea, use a small amount of dilute tea. Above all else, do no harm. Less is more, wait and see how it's tolerated.
I have been adding this to my dog for years. I have grown this for decades to use for myself and to repel bugs.
Thank you SO SO much for being you...the best veterinarian ever.
Because you really genuinely care about animals...you're so informed and ahead of your time. Much respect to you Sir 🙏🏼🙏🏼💞🐾🐾🐾🇬🇧
Rosemary! Didn't know that common rosemary relieves itching!
be SUPER careful about this herb, as for some dogs...many shelties can have a seizure from ingesting rosemary. Please use caution.
@@savannahsmiles1797 I wondered about that. I have an a dear old cat and am scared to upset her system. She hasn't recovered well since the vet vaccinated her without my knowledge.
I have been following you for over 2 years and I am so glad you had the DVD for Dogs. Bless you for all your hard work and dedication.
I just grow it or buy it in bulk, grind it in cuisinart grinder and add it to dogs food. it also has anti cancer properties and is a great preservative. Good to know helps with allergies too
how much do you add?? I have a dog about 12lbs that I'd like to try it with. We grow rosemary at home but i don't know how much to give her
Thank you for everything you share and your heart and soul for all the animal kingdom
You are most welcome! You can get a copy of my free book at www.veterinarysecrets.com
I love the smell of rosemary as well and make soap with the whole & powdered leaves.I just love how it smells & feels. I didn’t know it was anti puretic. In order to give it to my dog I would have to smother the capsule in peanut butter.
I do cream cheese. Slides down before they even realize. Or pate. Yes, once I was leaving on vacation, our dog sitter asked what to give meds in. ALL I had was some pate. SO... she said she knew Park City was high $$, but she'd never heard of pate for pups. I'll bet she's still telling that one.
Peanut butter.... be careful giving this to dogs. Only ONE tablespoon occasionally is suggested due to the fat content, as the fat is rendered. It's not the same as fat on raw meat sources their systems are designed to break down.
Coconut oil is good too. It's anti inflammatory and good for the coat. I'll mix activated charcoal in it when my dog has upset stomach.
How do u do the activated charcoal? M
I so needed to find this. My 6 mo puppy has food allergies. She is a 45lb Ridgeback mix. Poultry is a hard No! She gets welts all over her body. Just got a salmon sweet potato blend. But she now gives fishy kisses.
Thanks for the tip. Dogs here in Florida are frequently allergic. I will incorporate ground rosemary(spice grinder) into my next dog's diet. As a grower of Rosemary I often rubbed branches of it along my double coated indoor dogs coats which was a wonderful way to perfume them but who knew they would benefit from an internal dose.
Thank you so much for sharing this video! My dog 🐶 Falafel has constant allergies and it breaks my heart to see her suffer. She is already on Apoquel 16.6mg once a day and it keeps going up because she is getting used to the dosage. Being able to find things that are natural and just in our cabinet at home is very exciting! Thank you again and I really enjoy your channel! 😃😃
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Have you tried the rosemary on Falafel?
Love the name Falafel. (And I meant to add: best wishes to Falafel for good health.)
@@rousseautr I haven’t but I will definitely try it thank you! 🙂
I love the dogs name😀
God gave us a wonderful cure cabinet in Nature! I have taken local bee pollen for my seasonal allergies. So, I home cook for my Chi. I said, why not try the bee pollen with her. I give her about an 1/8 to 1/4 teaspoon in her food daily. It has helped her greatly! Going to try this rosemary in her next puppy pie mix!
I love this doctor. Why can't there be more like him? I am so broke and my kitten is suffering from itching and scratching and I am broke. Looking for a job and I just cant afford going to the vet right now. I am so furious that there is no universal healthcare care we can pay into for pets healthcare. I can't sit back and wait a week till I get cheque to take her to the doctor. Her ears are so red and inflamed as well as her skin.
I want a vet like dr jones. Yes I have the same issues about being able to afford to go for another consult.
Back in my teens at school I made up a rosemary decoction (using the plant straight from the garden) for a teacher whose dogs were suffering some kind of grass allergy on their paw pads. It did the trick and calmed the symptoms down with eventual resistance to the problem (and he lent me an original Culpeper's Herbal he had in his home library for the summer holidays as a thank-you!) I made up a rosemary essential oil spray (30 drops diluted with 100ml water) for my dogs recently - they're lurchers and suffer from itching even when all other possible causes have been dealt with. When they start bothering themselves I give them a good spray and within minutes they're calmer.
You need an emulsifier in your essential oil water blend. Oil & water don't mix, so it needs emulsified before mixing in the water.
@@pamalahatfield2075
A good shake before spraying helps to more evenly distribute the oil but I'd be interested in suggestions 🙂
misc. endeavours Acid emulsifies oil. Lemon juice or vinegar are your go-to choices.
I disagree with the above comment though because a shake will do it and dog skin is way more alkaline than human skin so if you add acid you’ll lower the PH too much and introduce another reason for the dogs to itch.
misc. endeavours If you find emulsifying your mix easier bring the PH back up with something alkaline. Baking soda (but only a tiny amount) perhaps.
@@ThePinkBinks
Good info, thank you. The last thing I want to do is aggravate the itching so I might just stick with the basic shake method.
Good to know because I developed a itching problem for the first time in my life of 67 years. Thank you.
Thank you, Doctor. I’ve bought frozen dog food in the past and it had rosemary and the dog’s loved it. Now when ever I make a food as an additive to their regular diet I add rosemary. Good to know more about the benefits as I may try using it more often as a remedy.
Good to hear, glad the video was helpful.
Today I discovered this channel and am so thankful...my 10 mth old puppy became depressed and started to scratch his neck chin open, even bleeding.. my husband and I are both very sick with covid. .. Psalty is so sad..
I am asking a friend to buy him some of these rosemary tabs tomorrow..
@Elizabeth carr I hope you're feeling better soon. I hope you benefit from high doses of vitamin c in conjunction with taking vitamin d, zinc and magnesium. If you can get ivermectin you might find it beneficial..I'm not a Dr but folks are getting it at places that sell animal supplies. It's used to treat worms in animals. I'm not giving you medical advice but maybe doing some research might be helpful??
Thank you for this helpful tip. I cook with rosemary and love the smell and taste of it. I put it in an omelette yesterday for Sunday brunch and gave some to my dog🐾.
Rosemary is also easy to grow. I am not fond of it, most people do like it tho. When I lived in FL I bought a nursery plant and put it in my garden. Someone had told me it kept ants away. It turned out looking like a shrub down there it grew so well over a few years. A friend liked the Rosemary so much she came and dug the plant up when we were moving. It was about 18-20" tall. Tobacsco pepper plant also turned into a miniature tree after a few years, even the leaves miniaturized. No one wanted that.
Rosemary is fantastic, having several uses. For example, Rosemary has definite nootropic effects on humans. When it comes to dogs though, research studies have connected Rosemary to more frequent seizures, providing that your dog has already been diagnosed as such. Just a word of caution to dog owners.
Good to know, thanks
I’m a nootropic enthusiast & this helped me through law school. Lol. Will check that out. 👍
Hi Dr ...I'm from from India....i love ur channel and ur remedies.... thanks a ton...but 5 yrs back video first time today only watching,....in that I've noticed that u r very slow and clear pl make videos like this bcoz it will be so easy to understand especially it's a remedy so following ur instructions will b much better....people who's mother tongue s not English finds difficult with ur accent
Pl do consider n make future videos in the same way of this video....it will be grateful
So glad you're on RUclips. Thank you. And glad we have 2 rosemary bushes!
Rosemary is a perennial plant and will get to be very big and is very easy to grow.
I think you are amazing! I just found you on RUclips and I am so glad I did! Thank you for all you do!
Thanks
Love the way the dog sitting there behaving. That's cute.
thank you my dog has been itching and has allergies I am going to try this.
How did the rosemary work out?
A soaked tea bag is great for conjunctivitis an thyme tea is great for the respiratory system
How do you use these remedies on pets?
@MaryBywaters U soak t bag let it cool then U just squeeze some into cat eye being gentle of course.
With thyme for a human U make it as a tea no milk I personally still have sugar an sip on it if I'm bad I have abt three cups.
For my cat when his had cat flu I have made thyme tea nothing else added let it cool an put in syringe an giv it to give orally.
I cook homemade dog food with added minerals and vitamins and I just add that in to the mix along with everything else that is needed for her well being. Great videos!!! Thanks so much for doing these Dr Jones!
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Thanks. I’ll will put some in the crockpot.
What brand of minerals and vitamins do you add?
I just want to thank you for sharing truths. THANK YOU!
I just love you, you are a true good-hearted soul.
you can add the spice in preparing a dish, such as chicken, stk, fish; you can make a tea and use the broth while cooking. mix it with mint and use as a rinse.
Another common cause for allergies is the food their eating. I changed food and all her hot spots disappeared almost overnight.
What food? Thanks
What was the food?
@@ratherbfishing455 try different foods.
I wish that more vets were open-minded about treating our companion and working animals with milder, natural treatments. People too often want to bomb their bodies with liver-damaging medications. These animals are closer to nature than most human animals, so it makes sense to use nature and that includes giving our animals as much contact with nature as possible in our settings. thank you
Thank you for this...I have a very itchy dog..I am a vet tech and my only option that has helped relieve him has been Temaril P and I dont want him on that forever. I am going to try Rosemary asap.
Thanks Doc!
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You can also use organic apple cider vinegar spray made of 1 part vinegar and 3 parts water.You just spray it on then rub it in good and let it dry.
Green tea after brewing in a cup of really hot water then cooled in the fridge helps these allergic hot spots when dabbed on with a washcloth. I also use homemade Rosemary oil made with olive oil, *lightly* dabbed on fur , just enough to ward of mosquitoes and fleas. They do not like the smell. Mine is made from fresh Rosemary, that I grow, and a good olive oil ,cold pressed virgin , blended and mixed in the blender then strained into small jars…This is a good remedy for people too. We all use it! In Alabama, mosquitoes and fleas are a constant battle. I developed this oil for myself. It is safe for animals.. I reapply small dabs as needed if we go out.
Sounds good. My cat doesn't like eucalyptus on me. When I used it on brown spots on my face at night she fled.
I have dozens of Rosemary plants in my yard, usually I dry them and grind them to use in my food. Can I give it just like that? Would be ok 1 tsp of Rosemary powder? By the way, I bought the products to make the shampoo, and it made so much difference in my old girl, she has being suffering from allergies since she was a puppy. Also I’m giving her the Quercetin. She is much better, thank you so much for your dedication and honesty.
My English bulldog is having the worst time. He’s been itching and scratching like crazy 😢💔 I’m trying to figure it out. Thanks for sharing your honey from a bee 🍯 🐝 again thanks Doc
My old English dog suffers from this also! Definitely going to try this!
Thank you for all the home remedies
Topically, it emeliorated my itching, so I'll try it by mouth. tried everything natural and otherwise to stop it. Thanks for the advice , It's as bad as pain.
Pure cannabis oil ( WITH THC , for oral ingestion) worked like a charm for my elderly pitbull who suffered from skin yeast infection for years. Start out with dose half size of grain of rice. GRADUALLY increase.
I'm so glad that I found this guy. He is awesome and has so much information.
You are truly a blessing, Dr. Jones! Going to try the rosemary for Abby and her sick little itchy ears. Thank you so much for all your help.
Dogs that have epilepsy, rosemary is a No, No it may trigger a seizure. One of my dogs is epileptic and I'm always reading the ingredients on food/treats for this
Thank goodness we have you to tell us things like that that this Vet does not know because that is very very important my dog has seizures and he also likes his feet so see I probably would’ve gave him this and I decided to read the comments so bless you tenfold what a bad veterinarian for not knowing that
exactly...I found out by changing dog food...they were OUT of our usual one, got another good brand, but 20 mins after injecting the new food, she went down into a seizure. Finally I made the connection. Sure enough, some breeds and some dogs are HIGHLY affected by anything containing ANY rosemary.
@susan .. actually, I believe he did mention Rosemary wasn’t good for dogs who have seizures and dogs on heart medicine..
Dr Jones pls do not give up on yr practice there are animals there who need you... i like the way u say and explain things u seem so heartfelt. Wish i could speak with you personally.. Is there a number to reach you ??
I'd guess that he reaches more people quicker this way. You can try messaging him by tapping on his username when he answers someone else in the comment sections.
Thankyou very much I wish I saw this for all my previous dogs. We appreciate your research!
Wow......thankyou.....who would have thought that !!!!
What about boiling up & steeping Rosemary then putting a spoon or two in the drinking water????
Brilliant vet! We need more of you!!! 👍😁🇩🇪
Thanks for watching!
I use to use Condys crystals. I had a beautiful labrador and he always had problems with his skin from when he was a puppy so I would bath him as normal and then dilute a small amount of condys crystals in a big bucket of warm water and pour over his skin as the final rinse. Along with plenty of exercise and a healthy diet he had a beautiful shiny coat.
Fantastic advice,just so people know it’s more commonly know as potassium permanganate
Great video home remedies helps a lot, when my dog had surgery couldn't stick her tongue out to get her nose wet, so I tapped her nose with coconut oil about three times a day to keep it humid, and she loves the smell of it 😻
I have rosemary growing in my garden I really hope this makes a difference to my elderly mini schnauzner. Many thanks, this channel is amazing.
I suffer from eczema and other rheumatoid rashes, my border collie mix gets a dry, flaky coat on her backside and when she scratches I use a spray bottle I made to calm my skin with baking soda, water, witch hazel and 1 drop of each rosemary, lemongrass and eucalyptus....shake very well and before each use and spray us both. It works like a charm and we are both happy!
How much baking soda, water, and witch hazel?
I use 2 tbsp of baking soda, 1/tbsp witch hazel and water
If it’s a small spray bottle 8oz or 12, any larger you could double it
Five of my 8 animals developed Pancreatitis within a 5 day period, 2007. The dachshund and the Cornish Rex were both bathed in MALASEB. It was during the chinese pet food interval, however their food was NOT listed. Long stories.....and excruciating. Would love to have tried anything else to eliminate allergies. The sweet Rex was tormented by Alternaria. He was toxic when I got him as a kitten. I never relieved him. He DIED ITCHY and wearing his blue soft collar my mom in law sewed for him. It feels like absolute failure when you cannot relieve an animal of relentless scratching, night and day. He was allergic to Malaleuca. I tried EVERYTHING. Thank you for your compassionate life.