Dog limping? Try these safe and effective home remedies

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1. Should anything serious not be ruled out first ?
   Luxating patella or hip dysplasia often result in limping, ?

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2. How do I get to my dogs dew claw. He wont let me near it and he is very reactive. I know if I go to the vet he will have to put him out. I wonder if any groomers out there have any tips or experience of this?

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3. You are a good man Doc. Thank you so much.

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4. How do you guys manage to get your dogs to take curcumin?

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5. We🐶😻🤗Love You❤️🙏🇦🇺

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6. Why does my dog always have those eye draining and built up hard in the corner of her eyes. I have never seen a dog have that. Please help.

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7. I have my animal chiropractor check my dogs and horses for lameness issues first

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8. Thank you so much Dr. Jones! 🐾🐾💕

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9. CBD oil, Vitamin E and Omega 3s also work very well – and you can find that info, including appropriate doses and SO much more, in some of his other videos. If you haven't already perused his library of videos, you really should… your pets will thank you.

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10. Dr. Jones YOU ARE OUR ONLY SOURCE of Real Preventive & Healing Dogs&Cats Most Altruistic Informational Constantly Real Data & Honestly Veterinarian out there!!
    Take a Good Care of Yourself.
    We really APPRECIATE all Your Endlessly Sacrifices that we really HAVE NO WORDS THAT COULD REFLECTED OUR MOST SINCERELY APPRECIATION.

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11. Love you so much 💗…thank you for having so much compassion for are 4 lag friends..li do home remedies for my self and love that you believe in it for are cats and dogs..God bless you and your family

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12. Thank you for this video, will be getting the Curcumin. I will also try the aspirin and maybe my Shih Tzu will stop limping so bad.

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13. Great. You look wasted in the thumbnail.

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14. I wish you lived in America

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15. what about dong that acupressure ther as a preventative? what do you think about dr Doug english's work with turmeric? Also, use MSM, chondroitin glucosamine.. and if things are serious use LDN and rosehip medication, such as rosehip vital or a few drops organic rosehip oil Dont forget copaiba which can be ingested or applied with DMSO. other oils are soothing as well. x

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16. Dr Jones, I just got some White Willow Bark powder for myself and my limping pup. It works much better than synthetic aspirin, and with fewer side effects!!

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17. Thank you 😊

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18. Yes, was also wondering if Cats could take Curcumin too?? Thank you for all the good help you give and thanks for your reply SOON i hope!!!!

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19. Thanks Dr. Jones. but I didn't see the name on the bottle of the 95% curcuman One. Is it was Curcumin by itself ??? what's the name of the product you showed and what brand if possible to get it here in America?? please respond as soon as possible thank you so much. 🙏✨🕊️✝️

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20. Can you use curcumin for cats? If so is it the same dose?

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21. Thank you so much for your videos, Doc Jones! You are helping so many pets and people.

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22. Only aspirin made for dogs only right? And secondly, my dogs can not tolerate turmeric or curcumin well but I know it's wonderful anti inflammatory properties. What else can I try?

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23. Is there danger a dog can develop kidney stone from taking curcumin? I

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24. Will these also help with tracheal collapse/cough? The steroid shot they give her does work very well but not sure how long she can continue you to get it without side effects.

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25. I was at a diner and casted your channel to their TV and watched as every single person watched your videos. Keep up the great work

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26. This is such useful advice, thank you hope I never need to use it. Btw you're still brilliant.

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27. Best guy ever.❤🇨🇦

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28. love you!! ♥

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29. Thank you 😊💗

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30. You are the best! Thank you so much! Bless you! 💖🙏💐

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31. Hi Dr. Jones, our 13 year old hound mix has been limping on his left leg mostly when he gets up from laying or sitting. He periodically has acute pain in his lower back/hip which I use Galliprant for but can’t give it longer than 3 days because he has a very sensitive stomach. I started giving him your glucosamine supplement about a month ago. Do you think the aspirin would be ok for a dog with sensitive stomach and what brand of curcumin do you recommend? Thank you ❤

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