Never use this Human Wound Cream for Pets

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1. Tulla says coconut tastes better than castor oil. ; )

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2. Your awesome Dr andrew

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3. Doc, you're amazing. 🐾 Love you ❤️

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4. What about colloidal Silver spray for wounds on dogs?

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5. Whaaat? I have always used it and took stock in it I have so much in my fridge for that just in case, living in Mexico you can't get it, so I bought a lot of way back when. I have never had a skin reaction in all breeds I have rescued over the years and the wounds always healed rapidly. Hmmmmm. Wow.

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6. So question is polysporin, the same as neosporin?
   I do keep polysporin with 3 antibiotics on hand more less for me, but is that ok to use?

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7. Great video.. indeed.

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8. Hi will this stop my dog from scratching x

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9. Thx for sharing ☀️ Even humans should not use it . The skin is the largest organ of the body. All those ingredients go into the bloodstream!!

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10. Thank you! I had no idea

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11. Thank you for this wisdom. Our vet told me Neosporan cream was best for dogs.

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12. Don't you need anyway a prescription from a doctor for antibiotic creams?

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13. Yes! 🙌 Coconut oil works great!!

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14. I can't even use that stuff on my own skin, I won't use it on my doggo!

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15. I always go for the castor oil because I've found coconut is more hype than good.

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16. I use castor oil on my dog and it instantly stops her from scratching for a few days. She’s tiny, so I am always checking her as soon as I bring her inside after pee pee, and wash off all her paws otherwise she’ll start chewing on them. I’m sure she’s allergic to grass and the dew in the morning.

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17. Dr. My wonderful Fur Buddy was diagnosed with CCD. Bless his Precious Heart. I can't even begin to tell you how devastated I am. Luke and I have been apart of your community since the very beginning. I'm wondering if you would be able to do a video on this topic. I thought of a lot of things that would happen has he moved on to his later years but never considered the day might come when he won't know who I am. I know you can understand how it's tearing me up inside. He's just in the early stages but I worked for people with dementia for years and Anna where it's impossible to know how quickly or slowly things can progress. He has been prescribed acepromazine when he is really struggling or I need to take him somewhere as he is a big boy. And a venti joint and brain chews to be taken daily. I think it would be helpful for your viewers to be aware that this is a possibility. I have had many elderly dogs and although they had normal cognitive difficulties as they age it certainly didn't start this young. He's only eight. Many thanks.

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18. We actually used Neosporin to culture bacteria in when I was Microbiology!! I stopped using that stuff years ago!

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19. A nurse practitioner, who landed my injured hand told me that the neosporin caused the issue, and that he had seen people lose eyes over the eye cream that contains it.

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20. Neosporin isn’t good for pets or HUMANS! Use Calendula instead for both pets and humans.

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21. Thank you💖💖

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22. Very much used site,

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23. Oregano oil!! My dog loves it. Internal or external. Try it🌹

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24. Why are you so greasy

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25. What about polysporin

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26. if they don't know NOT to put human meds on animals

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27. I used betadine and eventually had to get him in a cone since he wouldn't stop licking no matter what I used. Does this stuff help more or do you always have to cone your dog?

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28. Good to know. Maybe Neosporin isn't a good idea for people either, especially if you have skin sensitivity to allergens.

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29. Thanks 👍🏻

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