Doggy Dementia? 3 top natural remedies for the brain

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1. why do dogs pace at night?

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2. Thanks!

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3. I know I've said this before but I have to say it again. YOU ARE THE GREATEST. Thank you so much for helping us to help our pets when we can't afford veterinarian prices.

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4. My Jaker did in the last year of his life. Wish I knew this then. 😢

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5. Hello sir my kitty has a scar in her right eye i dont understand what to do please can you make a detail video about cat eye infection

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6. our doggy has started doing circles circles circles before laying down and dozing off, wonder what thats due too?

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7. Thank u so much for this info🐾

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8. Can you tell us some signs of doggie dementia?

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9. Wish I would have know this a few years ago, or went to a vet who didn’t scoff when I said my 13 yr old Pappillion had doggy dementia. I put him down because I didn’t know how to get him to stop pooping in the living room. It didn’t help also dealing with my Dad’s dementia that was getting worse every week. Thanks for the information. I hope it saves some dogs who need their parents (and vet!) to understand.

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10. Thank you. How about mushrooms

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11. Our wonderful dog had dementia ten years ago. One thing he did was to forget how to eat. So I put his food with a bit of water into my palm and he lapped like a pup.
    I did this for a few weeks and then he remembered how to eat on his own again!

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12. Again tips I learned after the fact. 😒

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13. SAME and melatonin has been a Godsend for my 23 year old. She’s been on it for 2 years now. Recognize the signs when they start so you can slow it down earlier.

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14. Brilliant thanks you don’t ship to the uk do you

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15. At what age does tha5 happen and what are symptoms in a dog??

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16. Is this okay for cats, especially melatonin?

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17. This couldn’t come at a better time. Although our border collie is only 11 she has been diagnosed with doggy dementia. I’ve been researching some “natural” alternatives for her. We love her so much and just want her to be ok, the worse part is her anxiety which she has never had before.

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18. I love the information you share with us. Thank you so much.

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19. Awesome content! Thanks for sharing ❤

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20. Doc, gotta ask something which is rarely covered by any vet. Are Omega 3 (Fish oil) capsules that are for human consumption, safe for dogs too? Assuming if they are heavy metals tested.

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