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  12. Tula doesn't look regretful, she just looks like she wants you to hurry up and leave the room so she can't get to that cat food lol. Pipa had no shame or regret wolfing down that ham lol, she knew it was left there just for her.

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  16. Really glad I found your channel! I have a Brussels Griffen female 12 yr old. Long story short…2 masses discovered on spleen and colon. Needle biopsy on colon done yesterday, said it takes 2-3 days for result. Reason for visit: partially formed stool begins, ends with loose mushy stool, foul smelling, with blood and mucous. Noted increase thirst. Always wants to eat, will eat dog poop, palm nuts, worms, hibiscus 🌺. She attacks her food and eats it all in 1 min or less. Blood: high liver function put on denamarin, and amoxicillin. Us done confirming mass. Recommended needle biopsy. Had to wait 1.5 wks for appt. Exam , anther us done. Not able to fully visualize colon due to full colon. Told suspect graves disease but wants to concentrate on colon. Put on flagyl 0.3 ml q12hrs. Appt in 1 wk for enemas, then us and needle biopsy. I want to know if it is cancer. If positive I want to try some of suggestions..cbd, dandalion root and curcumin. I know as soon as they open them up cancer spread rapidly (nurse) I have seen this too many times! I want to know how to treat the graves. Is there some natural treatments. I am beside myself..have 3 brussles, 2 female 1 male. Other female has grade 4/5 heart murmur. On vetmedin, enapril 2/daylasix 2/day she is status quo..coughing when excited. Running….she eats, loves walks, she is thriving. The other girl mollie, is not active at all anymore, she use to love running around. All shecares about is food. What woud you suggest? 2 dogs 22. 1 will be 13. All look heathy except mollie, loosing hair, bald patches and several small tick like lesions. Groomer nicked one and bled like crazy. I appreciate any suggestions offered. My pups are everything. I can't think of loosing her.

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  17. Tula!!! Daaaaarrrrrling! You are looking maaaaarrrrvelous in your amazing new scarf!!! You weren't going to eat Murray's food – were you? Pipi? Mmmm. No way!
    Animals have all the feelings we humans have, plus more. No doubt. They are far above our intellect by leaps and bounds! WOOF! We ALL love Dr Jones!

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  25. Hello Dr. Jones. Found your very informative channel a few days ago and a world of information. Thank you 🙏. Off topic from the video in description here….do you have any vdo or suggestion for taking care of warts on dogs. My 12 year Shihtzu has one big wart on her back and a couple tiny ones. The big wart which at times she scratches and it gets inflamed and sometimes even bleeds…..I've been taking care of it by making a mixture of turmeric oil, castor oil, coconut oil. I clean it well everyday and apply this mixture 2 to 3 times each day. It looks better. Would you have any advice? Thank you

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  27. What would it be if your is sleeping then starts to shack there legs are moving like they are running and there head moves backward fast? Please let me know what I can do to help my shitzu.

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  28. Sir, I have a question. Could I use Lignan and Melatonin for a Cushing dog? There is information about it in Tennessee University’s website. I’d really appreciate it if you would tell us about your thought on it.

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  35. Tula's look after you told her not to eat the cat food is the exact same as our Arya when she wants to go outside: it's a look of hope with a dose of cuteness to sucker you into giving in 😂 In Arya's case, she'll "knock" on the door, then step back to look at us with her head cocked and a big smile. If we say "no, not yet", she just walks back to the door, "knocks" again, and then comes back to stare at us some more!

    As for regret, yes, dogs absolutely do feel regret! One time, Athena stole a chicken breast off a guest's plate. I immediately grabbed the breast and told her, "no!", and without thinking about what she was doing, she bit me for it. As soon as she realized what she had done, she dropped the breast (and my hand) and stepped back. When I showed her the blood pouring out of my thumb, she walked away morosely, head down, and laid down in another room, away from everyone.

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  36. Definitely so, I've had my babies along time, they all have their own personalities yet when they do something I can tell by asking them "who did it" they bow their head down, gotta love them 🤓

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