How to Treat Dog Pyoderma (Skin Infections) with Natural Remedies

[@ancu2682]

May God bless this real veterinarian🤗

[@AdventureswithLycanmyGSD]

My English Bull Terrier developed Deep Pyoderma at 5 years of age. After loads of educating myself I put her onto the BARF diet, my own DIY BARF (Biologically Appropriate Raw Food) and her skin cleared up and she became healthier than ever. I have never looked back. When I got my 7 week old GSD puppy a few years back he too had Pyoderma and was a digestive disaster too. Again I placed him onto my DIY BARF diet and within 2 days his gut settled and his skin began to heal and he has been perfectly healthy since. I believe a lot of allergies or skin issues is all due to the crappy kibble being fed, no matter what the quality of the kibble. Dogs need to eat real fresh raw foods as Mother Nature intended and they will be healthy as they are supposed to be.

[@antoinetteprimustrotter1881]

What does your DIY Barf diet consist of

[@DeeMarie1288]

I have a bull terrier (white) as well, her skin infection was so bad!! 2 vets could not figure out how to at least give her relief nevermind the discomfort she had with the scabs that develop 🫣 thanks to fish oil, and oregano oil. But I am going to look into the raw diet once I stop treating her with the pills

[@sebasgallardo4518]

@@DeeMarie1288how that work out ? My girl is starting to get big scabs 😣

[@KingsMom831]

I just love how your dogs tails are constantly wagging! 😊

[@jtspiky]

They're paid actors

[@KingsMom831]

@@jtspiky Ha ha true story LOL 😂

[@luminouscreatrixworldwide7720]

Thank you Dr Jones I finally tried this shampoo after buying Project Suds ACV blend and also tried Chlorhexidrine shampoo and both did nothing at all but your tea/ACV shampoo made my 5yr old GSD, Knight, so happy because he got so much relief now! He was full of rashes and crusty sores and I felt so sad for him. But also giving him quercetin and garlic with powerful probiotics! I’m praying he is in the road to recovery! Thanks for your wisdom and natural remedies 🙏🏾

[@Jenahpaprocki]

I just read tea tree oil was harmful for dogs I'm so confused

[@sparkybartokamus7674]

I was able to avoid another round of antibiotics for another skin infection using the shampoo (only two baths during the three weeks, but it made a noticeable difference immediately), the oral coconut oil, and the three supplements for about three weeks, thank you so much!!!

[@agungputra3188]

which shampoo? my dog got sepsis from skin infection. We're trying to prevent it

[@kelly2580]

Only thing that worked for my dog after 2 years for this problem...was Benzoyl peroxide topical acne medicine 5-10%, and spray treated any fungal itching with "Ted's Mange remedy" [borax/hydrogen peroxide solution] until no more itching. Usually relief was immediate. Ingredients: Borax laundry booster - the plain stuff with NO scent. 1 -16 oz brown bottle of 3% hydrogen peroxide I get both of these from the grocery store. Process: Empty hydrogen peroxide into larger bottle - I use an empty 1-gallon vinegar jug. Add to this 32 oz filtered or distilled water - I just refill the hydrogen peroxide bottle twice - and dump into the jug. What this does is change your 3% hydrogen peroxide into 1% hydrogen peroxide. Next add 1 cup of the borax crystals and shake. There should be some undissolved crystals in the mixed solution - this is just right. I try to use hot water from the kettle on the stove, that or sit the jug of mixture in the sink full of hot water while I bathe the dog. NEXT: Bathe the dog - use whatever shampoo and rinse well. Squeeze out excess water and make sure the tub is drained. I then plug up the tub. Now pour the mixed up solution over the dog. I use a small sponge to soak up the solution from the bottom of the tub and squeeze it out onto the dog again and again, making sure I get the head and underneath. Keep squeezing solution over and over onto the dog for about 15 minutes - 30 minutes is better. Then pull the stopper from the tub and let the excess drain. DO NOT DRY THE DOG OR RINSE THE DOG. The solution has to remain wet as it is still working. Allow the dog to air dry. I just pop mine into their crates and I remove any absorbent bedding. If you are worried about poisoning your dog keep in mind that borax has the same toxicity as table salt. The solution doesn't seem to hurt the eyes or sting any sores on the skin. Some dogs feel instant relief! Now, the above remedy is Ted's remedy for mange, but its a good start for troubled skin. Most dogs feel immediate relief right out of the tub, but if that doesn't seem to be working [try 3 baths every other day to start] and things do not look better you can make a topical skin solution for the troubled spots. Ted's Anti fungal/staph skin solution - you will need: Milk of Magnesia [magnesium hydroxide] Epsom salts [magnesium sulfate] Borax [sodium tetraborate] 1% hydrogen peroxide solution METHOD: Mix 1 tbsp of MOM with 1 tbsp epsom salt and 1 tbsp borax into 1-1/2 cups of 1% hydrogen peroxide. Apply and do not rinse. This solution should knock out any staph infection or yeast infection going on in the skin. I have many dogs and when allergy season hits I mix this up in gallon jugs and follow the mange procedure, letting the solution 'work' on the dog for 10 minutes or so in the tub, and then no toweling off, just crating and allowing to air dry. Now, other remedies may factor in as well. To paraphrase Ted's advice on an earlier post: Sometimes we are dealing with internal/systemic yeast or an internal fungal infection - and sometimes despite the best nutrition out there we will experience an individual that for some reason is deficient in a mineral such as boron. If the dog is low in magnesium quite often allergies will arise. If you are dealing with yeast try adding 1/16 teaspoon of epsom salt in 1 liter of drinking water for 2-3 days - max; this is not intended for long term use, just to nip a break out in the bud. When you stop the epsom salt in the water you can then start adding 1 teaspoon baking soda to 1 liter of water; do this for 5-7 days. This is a 'break out' or crisis dose. After a week you can cut it back to a maintenance dose of 1/2 teaspoon of baking soda to the water. If you suspect a fungal component you can add 1/16 teaspoon borax along with the baking soda in 1 liter of water. In acute and extreme cases 1/4 teaspoon of borax in 1 liter of water is indicated. Many humans take 1/8 - 1/4 teaspoon borax in 1 liter of water daily as a detox and antifungal/anti yeast, so long term use is not an issue, however all these remedies are something you should 'play by ear' and should be adjusted as you see fit. The water additives address mineral deficiency issues and these should be addressed first.

[@spearageddon3279]

This is good information, thank you for taking the time to write this in detail. I have previously used that borax/h202 solution on one of my kitties that had a severe skin issue when he first arrived (he was a young stray in rough shape) and it worked wonders on healing him up - although it bleached his black fur to a light brown, LOL, small price to pay to give him relief. ;-)

[@thatfirevegan4104]

My dog is almost 8 and suffered with this his entire life. You have explained everything the best that I’ve ever heard. Thank you so much for that. Have any dogs ever had a bad reaction to the olive leaf?

[@Hope-uk6zw]

My dog itched all the time. We tried everything. Then we changed her food. No grain cleared it right up. Nice to see other options for this and getting them relief is Paramount for me. Thanks

[@migoon]

What food brand do u use for grain free meals (I use natural balance and taste of the wild)? Also how long did it take for you to see the difference?

[@Hope-uk6zw]

@@migoon we saw a difference in about a week. I used a grain free food from my local feed store. We've moved since then and my dog died of old age. I don't remember the brand name sorry.

[@migoon]

@@Hope-uk6zw Thank for the feedback!

[@ashleyignacio1659]

I literally was looking for your videos on skin infections! My puppy has a bug bite or bee sting and it became a yellow crusty scab! I’ve been using green tea bags and colloidal silver topically

[@alphacentauri2506]

Thank you so much !!! I have been looking for this. My poor dog has been suffering with itching bumps and sores and patches. The vet just kept charging me for tests and milking me dry and nothing helped. They could not tell me what it was. I think they just wanted me to keep coming back and i have lost trust in them. Thanks again!!!!

[@kathleenrapliza]

That’s why im afraid to visit a vet. They charge so high 😢

[@samn876]

Yes! Educate us 😍 I'm so happy ive found this channel. Can't wait to see more 👍

[@poeticflames]

Bio active Quercetin 100mg per 50lbs daily. Olive leaf 100mg per 10lbs daily.

[@LaneyandherGermanShepherds]

Thank you Dr Andrew Jones

[@jackiemarsh2470]

Wonderful Information Dr.!! Thank You Always!! God Bless!!🐕🦮🐕‍🦺🐈🐈🐈‍⬛🐩

[@lynettetucker544]

Thanks for sharing this information Dr Jones.

[@gautamnatrajan1990]

Your labrador is just too cute!

[@kimbarry8214]

thank you Dr Jones you are one in a million 🐾🐾♥️

[@laurensmolic5053]

Thank you so much! 40 drops of tea tree made a Huge difference. The vet told me to use chlorohexidine shampoo and it would work but only lasted a few days. Its been a week and my dog has no smell, no oily fur, and she is not itching.

[@VeterinarySecrets]

I’m so glad the tea tree oil worked for your dog! It’s great to hear she’s feeling better. 😊

[@wheepingwillow24u17]

thank you so much for your knowledge and caring for our animals. Bless you. :) tc

[@delorestaylor8114]

Thank you for your service to our fur baby families. God bless you.🙏🏻❤️🕊🐾🦌🌲

[@VeterinarySecrets]

You're welcome, happy to help

[@racheldriscoll3397]

Could you please do a video on head/neck tremors in greyhounds/dogs please?

[@hatshepsut9760]

Another excellent video, thank you, will try this definitely, have changed my dog food and that seems to have helped enormously. Btw you're still brilliant!!!

[@sonamjha8574]

It can be effective on lip fold pyoderma?

[@user-vo8xv7ge1l]

Bless you! My dog has pyoderma, I will try this.

[@marilyn1228]

Thank You!!!

[@CC-wy1yb]

My dog it’s his eyes every year in the spring and fall they get really runny and sometimes swollen do to allergies. I keep it under control by wiping him down with a damp cloth from head to toe, it’s been helping.

[@kathleenkendalljacksgrandm6902]

I looked to see if you had an essential oil that would repel mosquitos from my dog. I made a spray using * 25 drops lemon eucalyptus essential oil, * 6 drops peppermint oil and a few drops citronella oil in 4 oz witch hazel. Can you improve on this or should I remove something. She’s not fond of it but we have so many mosquitos here in Texas. I even used her spray a few times.❤️

[@dawnavandernoot2869]

I lived in Oklahoma for a while. I used neem oil on my dogs. There is also a spray with neem oil. I just used the oil directly.

[@lorihudson1153]

I thought essential oils (some) were toxic to small animals.

[@kathleenkendalljacksgrandm6902]

Lori Hudson Essential oils safe for dogs.. Many are not, so I went to multiple sources and found some were conflicting. I ended up using the Kennel Club advice. Didn’t use any coconut oil or grape seed oil because when she comes in there will be too much oil on everything. Witch Hazel or Vodka were alternate choices so I went with witch hazel. I don’t put any on her underside or paws, just her back fur in case she licks it off and I worried about possible allergic reaction. Even though it’s suppose to be fine, it’s just not a good idea imo. Dilute Them! From google…. Essential oils are very powerful for dogs, so be sure to always dilute essential oils with a carrier oil (like grapeseed or witch Hazel or fractionated coconut oil) before using them on your dog (read what canine herbalist Rita Hogan has to say about the risks of undiluted essential oils). Mix one drop of essential oil with 1 ml carrier oil and spray your dog with the mixture. You can use more than one type of oil, but just remember to increase the carrier oil for each drop of essential oil you use. Some people like to use bandanas infused with essential oils to protect their dogs. If you do this, be sure to use diluted oils and remove the bandana when your dog comes indoors.

[@tcowan33]

Thank you! I’ve been so worried about my girl! I was doing coconut oil and her back and belly looked much better, but her neck would get better and then worse. I’m Using the enzyme shampoo too. But I’m just glad/hoping it’s not worse. She does have a vet appointment in a could of weeks though.

[@karamvirjanda49]

Any update?

[@DeeMarie1288]

Thank you so much for this insight!!

[@babsch837]

Hello Dr. Jones. I really appreciate your videos. Regarding DCM and the different supplements you recommend - are they safe to add when my dog is currently on fortekor plus? Greetings from Denmark.

[@jameschild1321]

If the dog seems to be allergic to all sea food (fish & crustaceans), what do you recommend as an alternative for omegas and epa/dha supplementation?

[@chey114]

Look into flax oil

[@sonamjha8574]

Can we use these on nose wrinkles of pug, it's moist there

[@cassianperera2426]

Thank you very much Dr. Jones for your this great service. Is olive oil good to apply on the infected area of the skin? Please reply as soon as possible?

[@tammyrawdon3587]

Coconut oil is better bc it's antibacterial, etc.

[@KovarrBlue]

My lab is having a hard time with this right now. I'm making your shampoo, but I don't have any access to castile soap. Any other suggestions?

[@evelynschipp1751]

For omega 3 and 6, would hemp seed oil be okay? It has omega 3 and 6 also?

[@roseflash2169]

You are amazing do have any good tip for my paddladale dog he very high wired and barks at anything and gets really stressed x

[@stephanieee7547]

What if the rash comes out under there arm pit ?

[@carolsw3943]

What about pet moringa balance? I've been hearing a lot about that helping with allergies...

[@simbhiutiful]

can we do these and not get antibiotics or should they be used simultaneously with antibiotics?

[@jacquihodgkinson2467]

Hi, I have a South African Boerboel (Mastive) and have been struggling for months now with her face, I've had her to several Vets and all give me different answers and medication. Nothing has helped. I have changed her food numerous times, she is only eating out of stainless steel bowls. I wish I could attach a photo for you to see. It looks like dog acne around the bottom lip (red and looks sore) and now a spot of her bottom lip has also started to go from pink to white. Advice would be greatly appreciated so that I can help her feel better.

[@klmoll]

Hey Doc, thanks for these natural remedies! Duke had a bad groin rash that wasn’t improving with vet prescribed DouxoS3 Pyo. I decides to use plain Aloe gel and the change was fast!

[@LizAlvarez-m5o]

Thank you

[@Aliensurfer]

The coconut oil applied to my dog's groin made the little red spots much worse. Should I keep applying it?

[@catmenot7143]

You should stop. I read it’ll make the yeast worse due to the high moisture from the oil.

[@tiffanywhiting]

My dog was just diagnosed with rhodotorula a very rare yeast infection will this help he is also immune compromised he has ITP

[@tammyhope4170]

Thank goodness I found this site. My 2 & 1/2 year old Pitbull had been suffering since 7 months old from severe pyoderma. At apx 8-9 months a vet put him on apoquel,but only seem last a good 6 months or so,then he kept getting skin infections. Vets repeatly over & over putting him on antibiotics & sometimes steroids. Hes currently now another infection & now pyoderma has returned. The apoquel is not helping anymore & really want get him off it, I never had a issue with him itching to start with,it was just the pyoderma would get sores & look bloody. I would like to know can I take him off the apoquel? I want to try your recommendations & see if my baby improves. He also has gi issues because of vets when he was a puppy repeated over & over using antibiotics. He is on a prescription diet Purina EN gi food. I have a really hard time finding any other food he can handle without him having vomiting or diarrhea. What is the best dog food for allergies & gi issues as well,that wouldnt cause any issues? What is very best probotics I could put him on? I know his immune system is low. My poor boy has suffered so long & I need help desperately,he feels so bad😢

[@loua8457]

Did your dog get relief after? My dog is struggling too. Her paws get so bad. I've tried everything.

[@lidapittenger6716]

Dr Jones ,when you apply that twice a week you didn't rinse out the castile soap???

[@BA-jb8be]

Hi dr my dog had cushings and lost all her hair due to Demodex mange and pyoderma set in the oozing puss tracts were awful … she was also dying i had taken her to five vets during covid and no one could get me a proper diagnosis unfortunately. The vet did not know at the time of the brain tumor due to cushings the dr prescribed ivermectin and she was not able to walk and was falling over so I took her off the ivermectin and found a medical study for ozonated sunflower oil it made her comfortable and cured the pyoderma and the Demodex mange and made her comfortable until she was ready to pass away .

[@dawnavandernoot2869]

How absolutely horrible for you and your pup to go through this. Very sorry for your loss but so impressed how you didn’t give up on helping your dog be comfortable in this last stage of his life. My best to you.

[@Romans1.24-27]

I'm so sorry. That is horribly sad. I'm curious about the ozonated sunflower oil...can you expound on it?

[@lidapittenger6716]

My dog has pseudomonas and I have been battling this for over a year . I am desperate. 1 year taking antibiotics and every time the antibiotic is over the infection is coming back

[@dawnavandernoot2869]

Wonderful! Living in the desert where my little pups are low to the ground. My Skye Terrier was surrendered at about 10 years old. I’m afraid she might have an STD as she was used for breeding. Could you please address this issue at some time? Again, thank you for all you do. I’ve been following your posts and am now feeding my dogs a raw diet. I feed raw no hormones or added antibiotic ground turkey plus chicken hearts, chicken gizzard and chicken liver. I add Hawthorne berry, ACV, ginger, taurine, parsley, flax seed oil and some coconut oil. I grind up carrots, celery, broccoli and boil a bone for the marrow. I also add blueberries. Am I missing anything? I do supplement also with Quercetin and vitamin C. Can I grind up eggshells to increase their calcium? Once in a while they will get sardines and is it OK if I give them a little bit of organic peanut butter a day? I hope you don’t mind my asking these questions. Again thank you for everything. My nine-year-old Yorky poo has water around the heart which has dramatically decreased because of your suggesting Hawthorne berry. The Apple cider vinegar has greatly reduced my sky terriers acid reflux. She would sit and lick the air for hours. 🫶🏼

[@jameschild1321]

There's a few things you mentioned that concern me for the long term diet. Are you making sure the raw food is balanced. It doesn't have to be every day, but all nutritional needs should be met each week. I start with the basic PMR calculation 80/10/5/5 as my foundation. Or use BARF diet. Just be sure you are covering all the essentials in raw feeding. The reason vets have horror stories about raw or home made diets is that people start them without covering the basic requirements.

[@lynnsweet6902]

What can I use in place of Tea Tree Oil in the shampoo? The Tea Tree Oil makes my dog sick.

[@faridoonist]

thank you so much

[@valerieescabi6104]

💖🙏🏻thank you

[@moononbilegtbayar4788]

Hi Doctor .I have 3 month old Bernedoodle.He got pimple with bump on his side of private part .Do you know what is this .I attached pictures.Could you help us .

[@Ambassador4Christ2022]

2:24 where can you buy Castile soap?

[@abigalemartin206]

It's Dr. Bronners, sold in most markets, pharmacies, Wal-Mart.

[@talesfromtheleashexpatdogl1426]

@veterinarysecrets would love to hear what supplements and diet would help a dog that’s been diagnosed with MCT and other cancers. My 5.5 yr old Bernese Mountain Dog just had a grade 2 MCT mitotic index of 3 removed via toe amputation. He has always suffered from allergies.

[@pdxwildchildroberts5586]

Shouldn't your handle be: "Tails" From The Leash ❓😂😂😂LOL

[@talesfromtheleashexpatdogl1426]

@@pdxwildchildroberts5586 no it's tales because it's a story about our adventures as expats traveling abroad

[@ThumperSillywabbit]

Can cats take olive leaf as antibiotic for infection.

[@kenlu4786]

Curcumine 100mg for 10lbs of dog 2 times a day was very affective to my seasonal allergy dog, how long I can keep to give to my dog, when I have to low down the dose, or 1 time a day. Very kind of you if you can give me the answer, Thank!

[@evelynschipp1751]

Is this the same as MRSP??

[@ushathakur3550]

Want to purchase all these treatments.whom should I contact?

[@littlemisscrazygirl]

Is it recommended to do all the things you talk about? It seems like a lot. Or are there some things that are like key in the treatment over others?

[@marygarcia9804]

My dog has bacteria infection inside her body im trying to do hone remedies help

[@loua8457]

My dog is small. How can I give her these larger meds? She's on liquid atopica now because she refuses to take the pill.

[@loua8457]

Please help. I can't find quercetin or olive leaf extract in such small amounts. Where do I purchase?

[@Spgal]

Dr jones has these supplements on his website.

[@SAMIRA0NINA]

Is there an alternative to tee tree essential oil if I don't have that at home

[@MagicMelInNZ]

Lavender, same amount

[@lyndaleetqpv]

Can you please help me to understand something. my cat was just spayed and is still acting as if she is in heat. should I have to pay for the treatment and the test in order to find out where the ovarian remnant is left. I can't afford that and don't feel that it's my responsibility for the vets mistake. am I correct or do they expect me to pay for all the tests and the treatment

[@cindyshain3430]

What about a puppy who has been itching chronically since we brought her home from the pound we noticed in the car she was itching. The vet said she had nothing that she could towel but as time went on she is now six months old itches all itches all night. And her skin feels hot. I have her on krill I feed her raw/ cooked I use coconut oil (Maybe I need to use it more) I have tried homeopathic’s now I’m giving her CBD. I just don’t know what else to do.

[@marydivinecayabyab9870]

i don't have enough money to buy products for my dog. is coconut oil enough?

[@Ladyserenityful]

Sir, I need to ask a question not related to this video but I hope you can help us. We have a kitty that is very dear to us, she went in to have a tooth removed, she is only 2 years old, they removed 3 teeth. She came out from under the anesthetic too fast and stopped breathing. They got her going again but she could not see or walk. We really thought we were going to loose her. We have worked with her a lot and she is walking, eating, drinking water, which she has to stand in to find the low level to drink. She has started using the litter box again but looses her balance still and can fall over. She has really had to get used to baths which she really hated before. The vet says her eyes work but the brain has not made the connection yet to see. She started walking after we spent time rubbing her toes and legs to help her brain make the connection to her body again. Do you know of any way to help her brain and her eyes work together again? Your time with this mater would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

[@ashleystar717]

That’s awful!! I pray she’s healed 🙏

[@lilchi721]

I think my daschund got pyoderma from a severe flea allergy

[@ushathakur3550]

I m in urgent need .my pug is suffering a lot

[@kathleenrapliza]

How’s he? Mine too 😢

[@kathleenrapliza]

What cured him? I hope he/she’s ok

[@sharonmckiernan8620]

Can it be a pyoderma gangrenous infection if sores are on the side of the face and up and down the back.. but my dog has big sores with pusulates.

[@kathleenrapliza]

How’s your dog? Mine has pusulates too and he’s in pain? Have you figured the cure?

[@pauletteispassingiton943]

Nothing worked..I had to get antibiotics..poor dog had a fever and was losing weight

[@rayna8423]

which antibiotic and how long did you treat. Mine is recuring in my pet.

[@MrGretzky62]

Do you reply?

[@jayjones3691]

Gud to kno

[@lolamartin6342]

🙏

[@robiny.4395]

Man I love this Vet. He’s describing my dog. I spent 600.00 to have him see a board certified allergist vet. Antibiotics, medicated shampoo and a strict diet with rabbit being the only meat. HA! Try to find rabbit meat, it’s not easy. He was doing better, then exactly like Dr. Jones said, his rash came back! I refuse to over use antibiotics and don’t vaccinate so I will make his treatment.

[@gilliansale2849]

Hi Doctor Jones I am in England and would you be able to help? My dog has a itchy rash just under her bottom lip (I am assuming it itches) if slightly touched she then starts banging he back leg on the floor sometimes going round in circles. Vet says it is an allergy and put her on apoquel for 2 years. I have taken her off as seen side effects. Could you please recommend s natural way to deal with this. She has also now developed redness around the outside of one eye which I have been treating with chamomile tea. It is quite distressing to watch. Thanks Gillian.

[@A10TOES]

Do you mind telling me what side effects your dog has from apoquel? My Yorkie been taking it for a year for ear infections. (Itching her ears & head shaking) thanks

[@gilliansale2849]

@@A10TOES Hi, she has warts all over her body for nearly 2 Years mainly. I have done a lot of research and found that Apoquel suppresses the immune system so she cannot fight them. I have read alot about Apoquel and have decided to try to find an alternative.

[@A10TOES]

@@gilliansale2849 thank you for replying. I noticed my Yorkie has a tiny black wart in middle of her back, I first thought it was a tick, she never had before, I bet the Apoquel she’s on caused it. She’s still having some head shaking, so Vet prescribed Mometamax, which hasn’t helped, Zymox OTIC helped more. I removed chicken completely from her diet, 3 weeks ago, thinking she was allergic to it, I sure don’t want her to get any more of those warts, treating with castor oil, per Dr Jones for 2 wks, will continue to the month then will try something else. Anyway thanks for letting me know, I might take her to a local vet for second opinion. Are you treating your dogs warts with anything?

[@gilliansale2849]

Hi,. She bit one of her large warts and vet said needs to remove. He removed 16 warts under general anaesthetic, she was really poorly. I am never putting her through that again. She is now covered in warts and they get very large. I have researched that her immune system cannot fight them as Apoquel suppresses the immune system. I am not sure that they can be treated I was told by my vet that they should just fall off. She has had them for 2 years and not one has fallen off. I am hoping that now she is not on Apoquel they will start to go away. Fingers crossed. I hope your little dog does not have an increase in warts. Let me know if your treatment works if you don't mind. Thanks

[@A10TOES]

@@gilliansale2849 I sure will & I discontinued her apoquel this morning. I’m using castor oil on my chihuahua, she has 2 fatty tumors. It’s shrinking the smaller one, will watch the bigger one, both under her skin. My vet said not to surgically remove them, she is 12. Yes I will let you know if the castor oil works for the wart on my Yorkie. I honestly considered the wart remover for people, then decided against it. Unsure if they really fall off? My mom’s Maltese dog had a growth like it & her veterinarian removed it for $60. I read that pets are over vaccinated, & could be the reason our pets have these tumors. I quit vaccinating my dogs 2 years ago, except for the 3 year rabies; my vets partner vaccinated my cocker spaniel gave the vaccine in her hip and it left a lump that never went away.

[@jadeerae4449]

I thought tea tree was very toxic to dogs… wtf

[@belle9438]

😀

[@VeterinarySecrets]

😊

[@candymay75]

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[@bsuggaj1]

TURKEY TAIL

[@eugenebennett5800]

hi doc i know peppermint is good for things but i have been giveing samll pich of it as in spice type to my dogs food... i have not seen any thing strange but worryed now after i seen things on here.. but no yours... i am going to stop.. for now... i am all organtic for them...

[@mammothworks]

Thank you!!!

[@VeterinarySecrets]

You're welcome!

[@ThumperSillywabbit]

Can cats take Krill oil?