WARNING: Common Veterinary Pain Killers Causing Frequent Side Effects in Dogs and Cats

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1. What can I give my 11.5 year old dachshund for natural anti-inflammatory? I couldn’t see in the video. Pito is 19 pounds, precious little guy. He has a mass 😢on the inside of his stomach and had X-ray, ultrasound, and finally an endoscopy on 4/27/23. A biopsy was taken and we’re waiting for results. Choices are surgery or prednisone for rest of his life. Anyone have experience with surgery/recovery or prednisone for their dog-long term use & side affects please? 🙏🏼

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2. I am so grateful I found your video (I have been subscribed to your channel for long) on DMSO for animals today. My cat has arthritis in her left frontleg and I have DMSO at home. I wonder if I have to clean a spot on her leg to put a drop on (and be clean myself on my finger of course).
   What happens if she is licking the spot on the leg? And how often do you recommend I do it?
   Would be grateful for an answer. thank you ❤🙏

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3. Hi anyone anybody can somebody please tell me what can I use to put on my son dog swollen tongue it’s swollen not bad just happen yesterday can I use peroxide

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4. One injection of metacam caused kidney disease. I told vet no i didnt want it due to prewarning from a different vet in the past. This vet put injection in after i said NO!

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5. My vet gave me a daily prescription for my dog occasionally limping. Clearly too much and i only give it to him about once a month or as needed. Same vet recently gave my 20 year old cat a bad mix of drugs and she passed away. I left a bad review and im looking for a new vet. Many want to prescribe powerful drugs for everything.

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6. How bout nac, any vet nac available to reverse the sides of nsaids

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7. OK. I'm not a 🐶 or a 🙀 but I myself take way to much ibuprofen. Thanks for the great advice.

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8. You promoted the Covid vaccine. Naturalist? No

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9. Thank you, I just love all that you share! 🧡🐾

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10. So kurkuma and cbd for my kittie's backpain would make a difference? Cos she gets half a moderin every other day for that now.. ? I'll certainly start googling where i can buy it here and what is a good quality one.. thankyou again.

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11. Thank you for this information. My dachshund was on metcam for the last few years of her life and it gave me more time with her and gave her pain free life❤

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12. My dog was lipping two weeks ago,,I gave her water mix with turmeric,, she's now much better,,thanx a lot Doc🙏

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13. Darn things can be lethal for humans too. So many animals must suffer badly from these with no way to tell anyone 😢

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14. For some of us, we can search out Homeopathic vets. They have natural remedies as well.

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15. Btw, some of these drugs have been pulled off the market because of the issues.
    Then of course, they were put back on the market.
    Same old thing……. MONEY, MONEY, MONEY

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16. Rymadil KILLED our first dog.
    It destroyed his liver.
    He died a VERY painful death.

    The "vets" never told anything about ALL the side effects

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17. Ivermectin is good for your pet for more than just heart worms …. what else is it good for?

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18. People have no clue that vets work for big pharmaceutical for money not health

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19. Agree metacam and rimadyl can be really good for fast acting pain relief but there need to be alternatives given as well. ♥️

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20. A certain level of pain can be beneficial to healing. One of my dogs injured a foot running over rocks. He limped for two weeks and I let him. He was not hurt bad, xrays showed no broken bones or other major injuries. The pain told him to favor that foot. Two weeks later all healed and no drug side effects. If I blocked the pain with drugs he would have kept injuring the foot. Pain has a purpose. Love your channel sharing this on my FB page.

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21. Is gabapentin safe for dogs?

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22. Thank you so much, doctor.

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23. My dog is 9 and suffers from elbow dysplasia and hips struggling. She has been on cucumin and cbd for several years. It is only helping a bit now so she gets petcam once a week. Now I don't know whar else ro do for her. Clearly the natural stuff not working as well anymore. I don't want to give her anti inflammatory but she has a lot of pain. Help.

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24. NSAIDS aren't too good for the human animal either. It's even become normalised that most cats usually have kidney problems when older, now we know why. Thank you for your brilliant work, from England.

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25. 3:20

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26. So much respect for you Dr. Jones, I only listen to your advice ❤

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