Simple kitchen remedy for dog itchy skin, ear infection and ringworm

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1. Kid wanted to be the centre of attention. Id ignore them tbh teachers arent paid enough for this bullshit. kid doesnt want to learn so dont teach them

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2. Every time one of your videos shows up, I stop and watch! You are the most caring vet ever.

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3. Thank you Dr. Jones so helpful. I love your videos and I share.❤❤❤

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4. Going to try this for dog's recurring ear infection. The vet puts in a 30 day ear med, but infection starts coming back gradually just over a month later. This costs almost 150 each time and doggy is miserable.

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5. Your valuable great knowledge much appreciated ❤ Thank you .
   Yvonne mullion Cornwall England 🇬🇧

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6. Thank you for always being informative about natural remedies we can use. You are amazing and very much appreciated, thank you 🙏🏼🇬🇧

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7. Fanx mewow

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8. Won't it irritate their itchy skin when i apply this solution??

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9. 🏆❤️❤️❤️

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10. I live in the UK and am grateful for your tips. I can afford to take my dog to the vet but as you have said they always prescribe steroids which I dont want him to take long term due to the long term side effects

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11. Hi is this just normal vinigar what we use for fish and chips x

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12. You are an outstanding vet, wish they all had the same real dedication to their patients. Everything has become just business these days, big pharma included, and the cost of looking after our 4legged part of the family have been soaring for years. Emotional blackmail, that's what I call it. Thank you doc❤

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13. I used apple cider vinegar on my dog’s skin a few times, at a diluted ratio, about 10:1 with water. It stung way too much. I tried again even more diluted and that hurt too. Just FYI this might hurt. It did knock down the yeast though. You know because it has a smell. Coconut oil after soothed the skin. I use coconut oil or tallow on his skin and this helps. The vet checked it was not a yeast infection, it’s elephant skin/allergy skin that yeast comes in to clean up the sloughing skin and crusting. I think he has small mast cell tumors, because of small super itchy lumps surrounded by this elephant skin. He’s an old man GS 13 years. This is just part of his skin regimen.

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14. thank u.

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15. How do I know if it is yeast infection in her ears ?

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16. A question if I could get an answer please. I’ve taken my Shih Tzu to the vet twice but I cannot afford to no more. I’m raising 2 teen granddaughters on a monthly income. But my dog has a pinched nerve on his back. He’s dragging his right leg when he walks. Vet gave meds but they don’t help. What can I do for him? Vet recommended a surgery which is in another state for $8000!! I definitely cannot afford that

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17. I mix vinegar with a bit of olive oil for my pups skin issues. Good for humans too. Thank you, Doc!!

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18. Should have a warning on…..don’t try this at home. If the dog had a perforated ear drum, which you wouldn’t necessarily know, all that fluid, would not be a good idea and could potentially make things worse.

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19. You are awesome.
    My pitbull is constantly getting ear infections & I went to the vet & got some expensive drops but they didn’t help much ♥️✌️

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20. Thx, again doc..ya know when he rubs his home remedies on his own face, it's safe for ALL critters n hoomans toooo👍💜👍

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