My 11.5 year old Hank had at least 30 lipomas all over his body. Some of them were growing larger and it was very concerning to me. I watched this video and switched my dog to a mostly meat diet with a little vegetables mixed in. Since putting him on this diet there has been a noticeable decrease in the size of Hank's lipomas. Another benefit has been the size of his stools has decreased significantly...making it easier to clean up after him. Thank you Dr. Jones.
@@rollerchicken3035 When you look at what they eat and how expensive kibble is, the chicken and steak are much less expensive, just more time-consuming. My furry family member is worth it...even my kids are carnivores as our gut bacteria ferment (eat and make nutrients). Our bodies can make the things we need, as most are Carbon, oxygen, Hydrogen, and Nitrogen...Look them up. Remember, our bodies exhale CO2 and breath in O2, whereas trees suck up the CO2 and exhale O2...we live in a world of biological constructs or thereabout.
@@rollerchicken3035kibble are very poisonous. And also the yearly injections and tick and flee medicine. I stopped all and my dog is much, much better.
@5:32 1) No Sugar, Low Carb, More Protein 2) Vitamin E 3) Green Tea 4) Probiotics 5) Curcumin 6) Colostrum 7) Ultimate Canine Formula *For people from a Dr Berg Video: No Smoking, Avoid Stress, Vitamin D3, K2, Omega 3's, Vitamin A
I’ve been hard on one of your videos in the past for being click driven but want to apologize and sincerely thank you for attempting to help suffering dog parents in pain seeking to give us hope despite dire circumstances, so thank you.
A common wormer, Fenbendazole, sold as Safe-guard eliminated by Lab's tennis ball size tumor in less than one week. It also eliminated other tumors that were causing him pain getting out of his bed.
There are videos (not all on youtube) of people who had a a short time to live from metasticised cancer who took fenbendazole and got cured. I'be heard several doctors like who have said that it appears cancer is a parasite. Also, Ivermectin is known to do it, too.
I just found you and am really glad I did. It's really refreshing to see straightforward, thorough, and sane advice from someone who knows their stuff. It makes me feel so much better to have some additional options to try with our dog. Thank you!
Due to my situation in life, where I battle cults and hate groups, I cannot fully trust anyone. This channel has given me the winning ability to care for my rescue dogs. Over a year ago, my black lab was diagnosed with a nose tumor that had no cure; I was told to go home and hope for the best. I put the dog in my van and cried all the way home. Then I found your channel and swear by the Ultimate Canine Advanced Formula. I have four jars in stock at all times. Vinny is doing great -- well over 15 months after that doomsday veterinary visit in Chicago. This product has reduced the tumor and facial swelling and has given Vinny more energy and zest for life. Thank you for turning your lemons of the past into fresh lemonade for all of us! A real blessing in disguise.
my 14 yr old pittie had a huge on on her back. when i started giving her turmeric/milk thistle/ginkgo combo (for her liver and cognitive decline) the lipoma almost deflated to a kernel core size!
Our Scottie mix developed one of these about 4 years ago...he was 7 at the time and has never been over weight. It was disappointing. We've opted to leave it alone and he's fine. I do appreciate your vids very much.
Can I ask you what ever happened since this was 6yrs ago? My dog has a huge swollen toe that has several holes in the toe pad and red blisters near the toenail bed. He has a chest x-ray two days from today. Needless to say I'm terrified. My Aussie is almost 13 and I'm terrified. He's got Soo many small and large lumps hard and soft all over his body, now his digit/toe looks awful. He's my world and I'm so scared, the wait is brutal. Any info world be appreciated. Thanks
@@cynthia-vj9oe I have come to believe that most animals' & human's health issues begin with gut health. I would take your dog off of any kibble, as I did to mine. Kibble causes leaky gut which leads to inflammation of joints, allergies, and a myriad of other health issues. I give mine the best canned dog food I can afford and augment it with alternating things; boiled eggs, raw ground beef, grated raw carrots, chopped fresh spinach, olive oil, coconut oil, etc. Dogs really are omnivores, their counter parts (wolves, foxes, etc) eat herbs and berries in the wild. That's why many dogs will eat grass. They know what their bodies need better than we do. Vets should be there to assist us. But we need to do our own research and be the advocates for our animals. Below is a link to a great resource channel for you. All the best to you and your animal. czcams.com/video/lU7OYnDvb7o/video.htmlsi=OhN4Vx38eCilGSTL
@@cynthia-vj9oe I'm so sorry for you and your animal. If you feed him any kibble get him off of it right away. It causes leaky gut which leads to a myriad of health issues like gout (which could be what yours has), arthritis, allergies, etc. My 11 year old other dog could not walk and was in much joint pain, and she was healed totally naturally with change of diet and some supplements. Here is another excellent resource for you below. I hope it all turns out well. Be patient and continue to do your research...and never lose hope. He is depending on you to stay strong, advocate for him, and keep the faith. Let me know how he progresses. czcams.com/video/lU7OYnDvb7o/video.htmlsi=OhN4Vx38eCilGSTL
@@Shiryone thank you so much! I'll report back after his chest x-ray hopefully rules out his breathing problems to his toe problems. I forgot to mention, he's been having ups and downs with his breathing.
@@cynthia-vj9oe Please remember that vets don't have all the answers, they are only there to guide us. And most meds come with worse side effects than what you're dealing with. So whatever treatment they advise you, go home and do your research before you proceed. My vet advised Librela shots, the latest, greatest miracle drug for arthritis, and dogs are dying from it. Thankfully I declined it. There are always natural treatments, which Dr. Jones speaks about. They just take effort and time in this "instant results" world that we all live in. Don't lose hope. Your dog is depending on you for strength and calmness in the midst of the storm.
Our Rottweiler was prone to these and throughout her life she ended up with a few smaller ones and then at least 3 that grew to be pretty good size. A couple of them she had for a few years were about the size of an egg. One on her chest and one on her side. She had had them for a couple of years and our vet kept an eye on them as well as did biopsies. After a few years we noticed that one of them, the egg size one on her chest seemed to be harder than before and started growing quickly. Took her in for a biopsy and it had gone from a lipoma to an aggressive cancer. Same thing happened to another one she had a couple of years later. So.... I would encourage people to keep an eye on these, especially if you are used to them and don't really pay as much attention as you did when they first came up. If they suddenly started to go from mushy to hard, and they seem to start growing, definitely go and get checked out right away.
Thank you for sharing! Our dog has several that seem to be growing. The vet has seen him and wasn’t too concerned.. but one growth is continuing to expand. I can’t afford $500 every two months to see our vet here in California- so I’m trying to figure out if there is a way to safely remove them myself. Many blessings!
All these are great but if you want to get rid of it fast this is my recipe for my staffy - half a cup of apple cider vinegar - quarter cup of rose pedals - quarter cup of fresh aloe Vera jelly - quarter cup of oatmeal Mix with a quarter cup of water - put in to a spray bottle keep in fridge .. I have been using this for any skin condition or problem my dog has had and I tell you it works wonders it’s a little bit of work but it works amazing I love my pup and I’ll do anything and everything for him I created this recipe because I consistently researched and it works very well I might even sell it
Thank u so much..My dog has got a lump now n it scared me extremely wen I googled abt it..Ur video was a huge relief.. god bless u ❤️ thanks..love from India 🙏
I'm so glad to have found your videos! I believe in holistic care for me and for my two little Girls. I just found what appears to be a fatty lipoma on one of them, and I definitely appreciate your suggestions. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with those of us who feel our pets are more than just animals and are truly members of our families!
my 6 year. old. Standard poodle my best friend I always had them in my life. their so, sweet .he has a few fatty tumors .I have had them checked what to do help Dr .xo
@@susanmckown3054 My chihuahua is a mix with Pomeranian and 2 yrs ago I took her to the vet for a lump, test done, fatty tumor, "lets do surgery" said vet, I took her to my other vet who checked her, "no need for surgery, unless it starts growing & interferes with her movement" (by ribs) Now, she has another one on left front chest, size of bean, then the other day I found a pea sized one on her left side. I don't understand why she is getting these! I think the larger egg sized is starting to interred w/her breathing, it started out size of a marble. She's 8 years old She won't take pain pills, the liquid metacam she was on started causing bleeding, so she was taken off it. Whimpers in her sleep, has been on CBD oil for a year. I think surgery is in her near future.
I have been following the doc's advice for three months, and my Gracie is a different dog! She has benign breast tumors and a heart murmur and am afraid of putting her under surgery. Thanks so much.
Very helpful information, thank you so much! Thru a variety of individual sources we began a regime of Vitamin E, Fish Oil and Turmeric with Curcumin supplements, as well as moving our dog to a grain free kibble and supplementing with low fat protein and cooked veggies. The results have been simply amazing. In 8 months time, all but one small lump remains of the 6 large ones we had discovered on our 8 year old Lab. Your video helped confirm what we were doing with our change in her diet and added supplements and gave us the confidence to carry on!!
I'm sorry, but I don't seem to understand what you wrote. You mean all 6 large lipomas have disappeared and there is only one left? Or? I'm sorry, not my native language.
@@phillipphillip367 I had to read the comment a few times too. I think she means her dog only has 1 small one left since treatment. No longer has 6 Large ones anymore. That is very good thing for her dog.
@@antoniosgirl7419 I have found that Omega 3 can shrink lipomas a bit! Also I heard that steroid injection Vetalog (Triamcinolone) can reduce them in size, just like with mast cell tumors. But prolonged steroids like Triamcinolone are dangerous.
I appreciate this video and all that you're doing for our pets. I just discovered a small lump on my 8yr old Lhasa this morning. I too have been going the natural route for him and feed him fruits, veggies, and clean meats, no kibble.
@@VeterinarySecrets Did anything you suggested shrink Pearls big fatty tumour Dr Jones? My Aussie has started to get laboured breathing at times. I think he has more on the inside too. 😢
We need vets like you in my area. All the vets where I live are all about the money. My little shih tzu has a lump in her lower abdomin and 2 sacks forming on her upper chest. She has a breathing problem. :(
My maltese has 2 little lumps in her throat confirmed by vet today. Need to get it attended to. Sometimes she has difficulties in swallowing etc. Not good. She is nearly 10yrs.
Sandra P was you ever able to get your Shih Tzu looked at? I learned how to releave my rat terriers anal sacks my self, i get latex gloves paper towels, rubbing alcohol to clean my dogs private areas, i set my dog in the bathtub...i know what its bothering them cuz, they will scoot, and/or start licking area alot. Poor babies.
If you can’t afford the vet don’t get the pet. Veterinarians spend 7 years in school and 2-3 in residence and then they starts Day 1 of being a practising doctor. Then to run a Clinic they new several Staff, medications, equipment, lease, taxes ETC and most Vets do have compassion discounts but they can’t go around giving everyone freebies or cheaper services. They prescribe to you treatments that have been scientifically proven. These natural treatments may or may not work but they do not have the Same research behind them and these are more of preventative measures. I understand the frustration but perhaps you were a little quick to just assume the Vets are money greedy. They dedicated their life to animals. They deal with PTSD and depression from what they go through. Most would love to go through possible costs of having a animal BEFORE getting one and would be able to point you towards animal insurance. People like you really make their jobs even harder.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Super helpful and it exactly describes my dog’s tumor (only half the size of a golf ball, but it still concerned me). I hope you make a million off CZcams!
@@VeterinarySecrets are you able to help with me a cat. My cat does have a drs appointment on Saturday. She has a lump , one random day i noticed it. That area use to be a sag. Now a lump. I picked her up today and brown like color stuff was coming. What can i do for next 2 days
Dr. Jones, thanks so much for your faithfulness to help all of us who have a family critter. We all want them to be as healthy as possible as long as possible and have a wonderful quality of life. I just wanted to mention that bone broth is an amazing health benefit for my pet. She's 17 now and everyone thinks she's a pup. She's so healthy and energetic. Bone broth heals, strengthens bones, reduces inflammation, aid's in her sleep, and supports weight loss and it's a natural probiotic. I freeze it in small glass jars after making it. However; when using it, it is best to warm it from fridge coldness in a small pan. The microwave will remove all vitamins and minerals which will defeat the purpose. Hope you can enlighten folks about bone broth, it is truly a great source for pets. Blessings to you my friend. Keep up the good work, you're amazing!!!
You are such a compassionate person. Thank you for sharing your experiences with us. These are very helpful & educational to my mind & my soul. Thank you. 🐸
My 12 yr old GSD had a large Lipoma on chest by heart. Brought to vet. Vet wanted to keep her overnight and put her under anesthesia and lance the Lipoma to drain it and remove what she was convinced , because of my area, live rural, a foxtail. For over $600. Immediately told her I did not have the money so she told me to get a bucket of very hot water, as hot as my hand could stand, and get a rag and keep rag on the Lipoma.. Did this from 10am till 8pm , kept changing water to hotterplus added black tea bags to water. Finally at 8pm came to head and I was able to slowly press out all the puss liquid over an hour. In 2 weeks it reappeared same place. Did same thing. 2 weeks later, third time, happened again. This time I decided to apply hot rag on her outside on back porch. I was getting rather tired of bending over her on a garden short chair having a really bad lower back so this time decided to use a brand new scalpel when it came to a head. I slit the Lipoma easily and it was about a half inch slit at the most. Everything came gushing out at once so didn't have to push and prod the ooze out of a tiny hole. I was relieved when I saw it expelled a foxtail into the rag. And that was the end of that.
Thank you! My older fur baby has a fatty tumor in the same location as Pearl. I have most of these supplements on hand! I’ll start adding them to his diet tomorrow! Thank you for all of your wonderful advice! ❤️
Lord knows our dog has same too.Deff. less carbs ,was wondering if water effects this too. Didn't know about green tea...thought caffeine..unless in tiny amounts... Lord knows had seen this same with zinc...if you get look up,same thing,drop in water,along i> p. 6
Don't neglect testing your dog for possible serious issues. My dog had lipomas. The first one was surgically removed. But then the other one appeared. The vets were clueless, and since it didn't bother the dog we let it go. Until several years later we found the dog had leukemia. It turns out lipomas are one of the early signs of leukemia. We didn't know that, the vets don't know that either.
Thank you for this video Dr Jones. A few months ago I've noticed a small mole type growth on her exterior bottom lip, vet said it doesn't look infected and appointment is set to remove the growth and test it for cancer. In the meanwhile, I'm saving every penny for this appointment. I've stated my dog on an oral probiotic and a high protein diet. I plan on taking your advice on the green tea. I've made a vitamin A, coconut oil, apple cider vinegar and turmeric paste and apply that to the growth 1 to 2 times daily. I've been vigilant in cleaning it twice daily. I can't thank you enough for the tips. I'm subscribed and notified.
Yes, the mix worked well for cleaning and preventing infection however,, Waiting for the appointment to have the exterior growth removed an interior lymphoma popped up over night. Taking her in for Emergemcy Surgery at 7 am. I have a gofundme on my page and really need some help. I've managed to save $500 and reaching to non profits for any help which has yet to prove successful but hoping for the best. Xoxo thank u
Thank u for putting this out there! Has really helped me deal with Luci's fatty lump. I will definitely see if she will drink green tea. A great way to put some of these spices in, is to make small hamburgers raw or cooked. I do that and crumble it in with a little bit of kibbles. I eat it too. If I don't eat it, she won't usually eat it. Now I know what extras to put in, I'll make a batch just for her and see how she likes it. I could put green tea leaves in the hamburger as well. The one thing I've noticed giving her more meat stews is her bloating has gone and absolutely normal good size dumps! I give her smaller portions of kibbles now and she has improved in weight loss. Thought it is slow weight loss, it's been good! Totally appreciate ur info that u give!
Thank you for your work here. It has helped me to move in the right direction for my std poodle. I am all for natural remedies, as I practice it on myself, too. My poodle is 11 years old and is having a couple of problems. Until now, he has been quite healthy. His probs are 1) "stinky butt" (anal gland probs) and 2) a mass on his left, rear leg. No pain at all. For 1), I have been adding apple fiber/cellulose/liver powder to greek yogurt. He loves it. I've seen some improvement and he doesn't stink nearly as bad. I am also going to add this to chopped chicken. For 2), I am about to order essiac 8 herb softgels (796mg per 2 gels) and bcm-95 curcumin. The latter is more potent than 95% curcumin+peperine. "As a result, BCM-95® is six-to seven times more bioavailable than ordinary 95% extract. Just one 400 mg dose of this new bioavailability-enhanced turmeric extract is equivalent to taking 2,772 mg of standard “95%” curcumin extract or 2,548 mg of plant-bound curcumin extract with piperine." (www.lifeextension.com/Magazine/2007/10/report_curcumin/Page-01 This article also talks about bcm-95's "Powerful Cancer Protection.") Also, "BCM-95® is the world’s most preferred curcumin extract, boasting a dossier of over 50 clinical studies and a 15-year track record for safety!" (dolcas-biotech.com/products/bcm95/) I look forward to helping my dog become healthier! I hope this helps others, too!
My son has a dog that is getting old but also twice they have wanting to put to sleep because of a tumor they say is cancer without texting fully if it is a cancer tumor. My son is very attached to his dog she already 12 years old is a Weimaraner female dog so beautiful trained almost acts and behave like a human, she follows my son’s eye ..they are so connected to each other. We want to extend her life and make her life more comfortable! And keep it her companion a little longer!
Thank you so much for your support and information! Not only am I in the most expensive state of NJ for veterinary care.my dog tends to panic and any tests on her eye would have been very hard...my other dog 3 years ago I went for the stain etc and got eye drops that burned when putting in and caused itchiness and he reinjured several times wore and fought a cone and took month to heal up. This was same but no itchiness or burning and she liked the tea and honey in her eye and I only had to give her baby aspirin once a day for 3 days at night she slept peacefully. If pain wasn't gone with the baby aspirin I would have gone to vet. She seeing fine eye all brown and bright again!thanks with your help!
I'm on day 4 of curcumin and green tea and my dog is definitely feeling less pain in his joints he is 45 lbs perfect for the 450 mg capsule curcumin but my other dog is smaller on search for smaller capsule(messy to try to measure out .. will start her asap.will update..i really think the fatty tumors are not as bothersome. I hope people update with their progress...thanks so much Dr.jones!I am really hopeful these fatty tumors are going to finally start to go away..
My dog is lean, has been raw keto fed her whole life, has always had Vit E and Turmeric, very rarely uses pharmaceuticals, is very active, and very rarely sick. At 10 years of age she has about 20 lipomas. It doesn't seem to be about these things.
I have a unspaded 4 yr old miniature German Shnuzer girl who developed a "soft moveable " lump on her tummy. We just moved from Los Angeles to the Big Island of Hawaii and I noticed the lump while she was in " The position of love " lol which is on her back for a belly rub. I was tripping that it was stress. crappy food. not enough exercise.... Thanks to your pleasentb way of describing potietial issues I'm calmer but still going to do the hot compresses and diet. M A H A L O !
Thank you so much for this information. I am dealing with my Maltese with this big issue here. You were more helpful than Banfield today. You're awesome.
I'm so glad I found you 7 yrs ago! Just ordered the supp for my pooch. Watched this but looked up your hypothyroidism video and this one popped up. Which I needed to see because my lab has fatty tumors too. Thank you so much for creating this CZcams channel!❤
Holy cow! Thank you so much! My cairn has the exact growth though small and he’s also 13. I’ve been wondering how to best feed him to halt such growths. Thank you!!!!!
Can you discuss SLO in dogs? My dog is on Niacinamide 500 mg 3×a day, fatty acid, DOXYCYCline 100mg 1/2 tab twice a day and he takes pentoxifylline We 400 mg 1/2 tab twice a day and a pepcid 10 mg daily. He also takes Thyroid 0.2mg twice a day . Any advice you might have about Lupoid onychodystrophy . Thanks
Hi Anita....if you join the Facebook group...Canine Health- Dogs and Vaccinations-What Vets Don't Tell You....we have a file on SLO. One of the admins experienced this with her dog.
Honestly, I know many people are strapped for money but if you find a lump on your dog, they need to see a vet to confirm what it is. You can't assume. When I was young, I had a dog that developed 2 lipomas confirmed by the vet. Last week I found a lump under my dog's skin and he's going to the vet with my son as I write this. Pet insurance is very important and many people don't realize how much an illness in a dog can cost. I'm in NYC where it's expensive and I have pet insurance. It still only covers 80% of medical costs and does not cover preventative procedures like dental cleanings or yearly exams and shots. Still necessary if your dogs gets seriously sick or hurt. I have Healthy Paws. It's one of the best pet insurance companies out there and I pay about $36 a month. You really have to evaluate your finances before you get a dog and have a plan.
Pet shots are a load of mumbo jumbo. I know 3 gets that all told me to stop after several years of being fastidious about the yearly jabs. Other than a kennel cough treatment once a year, don't fall for it.
There is one important thing that a lot of Vets wont mention to you when your dog has one or more lipomas. A lipoma can become a sarcoma. It happened to my Mini-Aussie when a lipoma which had been tested and said to be non-cancerous eventually grew and became a cancer. UNFORTUNATELY, not one doctor, and he saw at least five over the last two years, ever told me that. So, I had a vet test a lipoma which was surgically removed. But, they did not get all of it out. So, within a 4 week period he was opened up twice and the sarcoma was removed with good margins so his surgeon says. Now I have him on a diet with lots of Anti-Oxidants and much fewer carbs which is what makes dogs fat, of course.
So special to see the Lewis/Pearl pictures :) I love how when Pearl saw the syringe and antiseptic she sorta put her head down and sighed like to say "oh here he goes again!". What a sweet heart she is - but I miss Lewis. Thank you for all this wonderful information about Lipomas as my dog is having a real issue with them. We had limited carbs but losing weight was not happening. I already have him on the Ultimate Canine formula - should I still add more Vitiamin E? I will start Green Tea and Curcumin tomorrow.
Thank you! He actually loves the green tea - must taste different to dogs :) It made my other dog jealous cause I gave Buddy a cup of something 'special" and Blue did not get a cup of tea so looks like they will both be getting green tea with meals now :) About yogurt - neither will eat plain yogurt but treat vanilla yogurt like its a desert even when I mix it with other foods - is there a downside to using flavored yogurts? I checked and the ingredients are the same - except for the added vanilla flavoring - no added sugars or anything in the brand I buy.
Wow thank you for this ❤ It really scared me when i found out that my dog has tumor like that. Its also soft and just behind the skin. So i thunk its lipomas 😊 thank you for tbis
My dog had a Lipoma, I put Turkey Tail mushroom and coconut oil in her food. I also gave her Black seed oil gel pills. It’s currently shrinking and is almost gone.
Thank you for all you do and sharing your knowledge. I wish more doctors were as informative and caring as you are. I wish you practiced in my area. Again, thank you!
Thank you so much, I just took my 18 and a half year old bichon in because he was not feeling good, diarrhea and vomiting, the xray shows a large possible lipoma behind his stomach. I hope this information brings relief.
Excellent vid! Thankyou!!! I sat through all the commercials to help this channel get $ too. 😊 My 14.7year old mini-bulldog Lily (profile pic) has a Lipoma inside her stomach they say is the size of a cantaloupe or larger. An emergency vet told me on 11-3-22 that she only had a couple weeks to live.. but 2 other senior vets said it's a lipoma. It's been 2 months & she is still being her happy self, other than peeing in her sleep. I am still struggling with whether to have it operated on. The vet I trust says it's 50/50 she'll survive the operation bc it might have grown into the spleen. For now, we decided no surgery. She's a little anemic & they think it's bleeding a little so my vet put her on a Chinese herb called Yunnan Baiyo Jiaonang (1 capsule a day at breakfast & supper) which stops internal bleeding. I started hand cooking all her food (with a small amount of limited ingredient kibble- Nutrish, watered down) and she's getting Reiki. I want to buy your product...but I wonder if any of those ingredients will clash with Yunnan Baiyo?
@@igitahimsa5871 Thank you so much for your response! I took her to the vet yesterday...your text was a reminder for me to buy that product. THANK YOU! 🤗
@@TalkingDogMunster Thank you for letting me know. Sending vibes for Perfect Health for your furkid.. PS: FYI / Yunnan Bai Yao will speed healing from any physical injury as well, including surgery, for both you and your Dog or Cat.
Thank you so much!!! You are an angel!! I was super nervous because my dog has a lipoma but thanks to your video now I know how I can approach this at home.
Dr. Jones, thanks for this. A particularly astute vet, when I took my 12-year-old German Shorthair Pointer in to remove a benign eyelid growth, mentioned the "lipoma" on his paw was suspicious even though it looked exactly like his other ones. She said they are almost never found on extremities (his forepaw). It turned out to be Spindle Cell CA, luckily Stage 1. I'm following your videos to glean all I can for fighting whatever CA cells could still be circulating. She couldn't get clean margins because of the location (metacarpals).
I am wondering if selenium supplement would also help? My late husband was a Vet and he studied chemotherapy for animals as he was going through chemo himself and an abstract found that dogs with selenium supplement responded better to chemo than those without. So even though lypomas are not cancerous I am wondering if selenium would also make a difference?
This was great, thanks, I've been looking for "how do you get rid of multiple lipomas?" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Beyason Illustrious Blaster - (do a google search ) ? It is a good one off guide for discovering how to eradicate lipoma lumps minus the headache. Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my neighbour got excellent results with it.
Hi Doc, Thanks for caring about us and the animals. My black lab has these growths so I added to the drinking water Flor Essence which gets rid of growths. It's natural, I take it ,and in 1 week those tumors on my black lab ALL gone. I get it at Whole Foods but it's available at other retailers.
Thanks for the tip about Flor Essence. I found a site that suggested 30ml [one ounce] for a 100# dog--down the throat or into drinking water. What dosage did you use?
Hi Dr. Jones~~ I have to thank you for such a good video you have put out for the care of dogs and fatty tumors. My dog has one now and we are going to take her in to see what it will cost to have it removed. It's on her stomach and getting larger. It's hard, but movable in the local area. I have made a list of all the supplements you have suggested and will start her on a raw food right away. I did this for my cat Bailey. He is 11yrs. old and was getting quit large. He was eating Prescription diet for urinary crystals and had been on this dry food for 5yrs. Before that, just the ordinary dry kibble from the market. When I took Bailey to the vet, they did a test to determine whether or not he had diabetes. $275.00 later......He did have it, and they wanted me to put him on insulin. Again the three different estimates to get started was over the top $$$. The highest being almost $700.00. I could not afford this and did my own research. The Dr. called me to see what plan I decided on and when I told her I wasn't going with any plan, that I was switching him over to raw food as I researched and found that to be the best answer, she threatened me with how she was going to have to document this....as if I wasn't taking care of my pet and she was going to report me to the authorities. I no longer take him to her and he has lost all his weight, can again jump up onto the couch, and bed. Runs up the hill and catches gofers & mice again!! I have the tools to check his blood, but can't get him to sit still enough for me to get a blood sample. He switched over to raw food pretty well. It took a little time, because he was always only interested in kibble...never canned food. If I find that the price to remove the tumor is again...over the top. I will just go the rout I chose for my cat and do the best I can for my dog Koda. Thanks again...and if you have any further advice you can think of, please pass it along to me. Would be much appreciated!!
Thank you for getting back to me so quickly. We are sad to say that the Dr's visit wasn't such good news. The Dr. seems to believe it is cancer, and that from the size, it would be detrimental to her to have it removed at her age, 16 and it could just come back. So he gave us medication to help her with the pain, inflammation and infection. It appears it is spreading onto her skin. There are several other small little bumps on her skin that could be a reaction from what is happening with this tumor. He took pictures and was going to post it to get other Dr.'s opinion because he has never seen that type of a reaction. I told him that my plan was to switch her to raw food, and he seemed all for that idea in most cases. He was saying that more and more Dr's are treating animals more with change of diet. I was glad to hear that he was open mined enough to voice that opinion as other's have not been so kind. Thanks again, and in the mean time, I will switch her food to raw and see if I can still make a change. I will do my best.
My childhood dog had 2 growths one between her shoulder blades and one on her side over her ribs. The vet surgically removed both. The shoulders was fatty however the one on the ribs was cancer! Then later the one on the shoulders returned but the vet said it was just fatty. (I don't think they mentioned kibble being an issue) It started to grow but we being not real wealthy ignored it since the vet said it was fatty early on. My dog eventually stopped eating much. She lost weight and we tried deworming her no difference. She lost her strength and eventually was just to skinny so we put her down. The vet said the fatty tumor likely BECAME cancerous. I wish CZcams was big back then. Her tumor was pretty firm (almost like a muscle firmness) and only moved a bit side to side. It didn't seem to hurt her though from my memory. She was about 10 or 11 when we put her down. Keep an eye on the fatty tumor to make sure it doesn't become more firm. It was probably the with of a baseball at the end of maybe a bit smaller around. Btw the cancer growth originally on her ribs never came back. The vet did a good job on the operation.
My Chihuahua mix has a big tumor that keeps growing on his abdomen, it can't be moved around but you can push on it and it doesn't seem to hurt him but it keeps getting bigger and bigger. The vet did that biopsy thing and said it was not life threatening but it seems to have doubled in size since I took him there a year ago. They said it would cost almost $1,000 to have it removed. I cant afford that.
What did you end up doing? My Lily (profile pic) has an enormous Lipoma inside her belly (larger than a cantaloupe). She's 14y &7 mo .I was quoted 7 to 10,000 to remove it. She's my world. I'm curious if you opted for surgery and how was the outcome?
My eight-year-old Blue Heeler (Australian Cattle Dog) developed a swollen front knee. I took him to his vet and afer some ex-rays I was told that he had cancer. It hasn't spread to his lungs yet but was told it would. He could live for up to a year or be gone in a couple of months. The only treatment would be amputation and chemotherapy and radiation. And even then he may only live another year. The cost 10 thousand dollars. I don't want him to go through all that. All I can do now is enjoy and continue loving and spending more time with him. I'm treating him with pain meds and dreading when the time comes to put him down.
Homeopathic Thuja from Boiron is typically a great wart remedy for people. It should be effective for animals as well. How did the Frankincense work for you?
I wanted you to know I followed your advice and did the same and olive oil for a large growth under my dogs eye. It was about the size of a large grape. Within 3 weeks of applying it went away. Thank you!!
Help, and thank you. My foster/ recent adoptive dog had large tumor and some shake in her legs. Part owner never walked her. The tumor shrank and softened when she had a steroid shot to infection on face..... She is on gain free, and dog seaweed flax vitamins. (Her coat looks amazing!!) Can a holistic doctor treat this, the tumor????
Wow I did not realize until the end of the video just how large the growth was. I have a min pin with a ping-pong ball sized growth in the exact location but I guess I shouldn’t panic. His mobility is not really compromised so I will try this dietary supplement and no carb approach thanks much
Hey Dr. Jones, Another great vid as usual. My 13 year old Standard Poodle has had a small (like half-dollar) sized Lipoma for years. It's really never gotten any larger (though he's also never been overweight) but it does seem a bit harder. Does that sound normal to you? It's still moveable, which I think is good, but since he's an older dog and my best friend I just thought I'd ask. By the way, he's been on CBD for almost a year now and it literally brought him back from deaths door. Thanks as always, Denyse
Thanks for your informative article, here are a few more tips on how to cure warts... Boost your immune system. Warts are caused by a virus, so one of the best ways to get rid of them is to boost your body’s ability to fight them. In fact, many people notice that warts show up when they’re feeling tired, sick, or worn down. Make sure you’re getting enough sleep and exercising regularly, and use some potent immune boosters like astragalus, elderberry, olive leaf, vitamin C, zinc, turmeric, and cat’s claw. Stop the spread. Not only can warts be passed from person to person, but you can also spread them around your own body through touch. If you touch your wart, for instance, and then touch another part of your body before washing your hands, you may spread the virus, and notice new warts popping up several days later. Garlic. Mix some fresh garlic with water and apply the paste to the wart. Put a bandage on top. Re-apply every few hours and continue until the wart is gone. Baking powder. Mix baking powder and castor oil into a paste, apply to the wart at night, and cover with a bandage. Repeat daily. You can also try crushed, fresh basil in the same way-or even mix the two together. Tea tree oil. Apply directly to the wart, then cover with the bandage. Repeat daily. You can also mix with clove and/or Frankincense oils for additional power. Bee propolis. Some people have found success applying propolis directly to the wart several times a day. Or try applying at night and covering until morning. (I discovered these and the reasons they work on Mirykal moles cure site )
Denyse Van Leuven what did CBD oil do for ur dog? Curious bc I want to try it for my dog, reccomended by my vet but I want to hear from ppl who have used it first😀 thanks!!!!
Hi Dr. Jones. This might be off topic but do you know if a dog can have Tourettes Syndrome? asking on behalf of someone else. The person's dog also has epilepsy. If Tourettes does exist for dogs what is the treatment and does it go hand in hand with epilepsy?? This is a standard sized poodle. Thanks
@@kmasse81 Hi, respectfully, I disagree with your opinion. 'faith' healing?? How wrong to put that out there with no reason why you feel that way......where do you get your information?
@@kmasse81 Holistic to me is the other way ........ the natural way, the total way to heal. It is peaceful and thorough. If you follow Dr. Andrew Jones and Dr. Karen Becker, Ted Kerasote and others, you can get the information from the experts. Now, please stop talking down to me, I don't get into debates or heated arguments on line. Have a nice eve.
@@kmasse81 done with you........I don't communicate with people who spread discord. If you are really interested google Dr. Karen Becker, or the word 'natural'. Adios!
@@kmasse81 Yes, you are right; I AM too sensitive. And, I think you enjoy throwing your education around. So be it. I am just curious , why do you bother with a channel like this, if you are so superior in your vast knowledge of medicine? And, Science, and the application of it all to people and animals. You impress us as a bully.
@@kmasse81 It seems Holistic medcine was done no justice in this predicament so I would like to take up the mantel of explanting this topic. By no means am I telling you to change your mind or trying start a fight I just don't like how the previouse speaker handled your questions so carelessly. This is my explantion to your question and I hope it provides what you are looking for, if not then at least I can say I tried. First and foremost both pharmaceuticals and holistic or alternative medicine are based in science. No medicine should be based in faith or you could accidently poison someone. Now having faith in being healed from something is an entirely different subject that I will not delving into as it is not the correct audience. Pharmaceuticals are allopathic which is basically all modern, science based medicine that exist in doctors office and stores today. Allopathic medicine is made to treat a patient's symptoms rather than the source of those symptoms. This is why people stay sick even when they are given medication because it isn't fixing the problem it's just covering up the symptoms and the discomfort they cause. They base the treatment on the disease rather than the individual which doesn't work, there isn't a medical one size fits all with how diffrent each body is. Alternative medicine is holistic which is used on an individual bases by accounting for many factors of their life into why said person is sick. Things like environment, diet, stressors, medical history, and general life. Their condition as a whole, externally and internally is thoroughly accounted for in order to decide an appropriate course of treatment. The reason holistic treatment is considered natural over it's allopathic sibling is because there is the use of whole plants rather than a single isolated compound that is used in modern medicine. Pharmaceuticals are single compounds derived from plants and synthesized in a lab as pills or liquids. They are then mass produced for our use after going through a medical trail phase. Holistic is called natural due to the use of the whole plant in medicine giving it multiple positive effects rather than a specific ability and it is from a source in nature thus getting the " natural" or "raw" title. It also is used to treat the source of the symptoms rather than covering up the patients discomfort. So all in all the point is that holistic medicine strives to be a complete, whole, and balanced treatment against the source of a patient's symptoms. I am still taking my college courses for the holistic medicine but I offered up what I do know and hope it is decent enough for you. I also hope you read it all and if you do then thank you so much for lending an ear to my novel. I am also not a medical professional so disclaimer that this is not to be perceived as medical advice.
Good video. How do I give the 95% cucumin to my dog? Does drink with water or green tea? Does he eat with his food? Or do I just hand feed it to him? How do you give it to your dog? My dog was just diagnosed with lymphoma and I want to do natural treatment.
as long as its not raw meat..I found cancer in the liver I cooked for my dogs twice..its black as pitch and crumbles like sand when cooked.I did not see it in the raw meat..
@@SharonBalloch Human grade meat is best. Since when did you see our dogs and cats ancestors and all wild dogs, wolves, dingos, african hyena, lions, tigers etc get a Bar B Que out and cook their food !!! Raw is natural for dogs and cats, and wild animals do not suffer from the diseases that domesticated animals suffer from like diabetes, arthritis, and cancer.
Just took my dog to vet. Bet said it has to be removed straight away and sent off for examination to rule out any cancer. Is this correct? Rottweiler 15 months old, with lump on the side of her foot. I think it’s come due to pressure from sleeping on a hard floor.
my dog has a fatty mass on her shoulder blade which ruptured on the 4th of July in a fight or flight mode as she dashed under the bed, scraping the top of it ,and it has not stopped oozing since, it doesn't seem to bother her when the drainage clumps her fur , probably do to an itching she starts rolling on the ground for relief , causing further damage to the wound each time, and the most recently resulting in blistery pink clumps of meat blown out of it. I try my best and keeping you clean at home with what I have but due to financial hardship cannot afford to take her to a vet . I can email a photo of the wound and any advice you can give me will be greatly appreciated, I'm scared and feel hopeless, not being able to provide her the care she deserves, but I'm going to keep trying and I hope people like you will bring relief in sight ..thank you for all your priceless informative videos that have already helped me understand so much...
Putting a small amount of baking soda in the honey,very little,will pull the fluids out and help heal and none of my animals are stung by the soda if it’s well mixed in the honey...works wonders on abscesses and tumors
Hey thank you for the wonderful video! Quick concise and to the point. Also thank you for not making this a sales tactic. I've been in sales for about 12 years and your delivery was great! My dog you see in my picture, which was from years ago, suffers greatly from these same issues. She gets fed good food and extremely healthy treats, that are too damn expensive but well worth it. These treats have actually worked wonders with her skin and hair but not with her fatty tumors. She is not having the skin allergies like she used to but her fatty tumors are now starting to show up pretty fast. She used to only have one right in the middle of her back, that has gotten to be very big, but now she's getting them everywhere. The big one is starting to lose hair on the backside facing her tail. It sits up like a tennis ball and I think it's starting to damaged her skin in that area because of being so tight. There's not a lot of room on her back like there is in the neck area so I'm wondering if I need to go into the Vet before her next Wellness visit? I know in humans they are starting to say that probiotics are not working the way they're supposed to because we aren't taking a Prebiotic also. One thing I do know is that without prebiotics, kind of like fertilizer for the probiotic, the bioavailability of the probiotic is very low and not enough gets in your system and stays where it needs to be. Is that the same with dogs? Thank you for your time and look forward to your response. Have a blessed day I do have a couple questions 1-
Glad I came across your CZcams channel. I was in search of information on DM, as I believe my 13 year old golden retriever may have it. The vet is treating him for arthritis, but with additional symptoms lately, I think it's not so much arthritis, as DM. He has muscle wasting in his hind legs, drags his back feet when walking, wearing down the top part of his nails, leg tremors, odd gait, no pain upon massage/moving his legs. Most recently he has had a few bouts of fecal incontinence, and sometimes can't get up from a laying down position- must have his legs tucked under him and lift him up. Pretty sure it's DM, and will follow your suggestions for diet change, massage, acupressure, etc. Also, he has many many fatty tumors. The largest is about the size of a very large grapefruit. The vets have been monitoring it for at least 3 years. They kept saying it wasn't causing any problems, just keep an eye on it. Now they say it's too large and he's too old to operate- it would leave too large of a space. Does that make sense? Anyway, I will follow your suggestions for vitamins/supplements/change of diet for that as well. Thanks for sharing!
Awesome remedies ❤❤😊❤😊❤😊gracias. My Rico Baby has a lump by his neck, is small and kind of hard. And when I touch it it’s moves. He has it for many years now. He is 14.I asked a Vet about it, he told me to watch it, if it grows. Because the dog was too old for general anesthesia…..leave it a lone 😊
My dog is 2 years old and she has a big lump on her back that suddenly appeared one day and got super big about half the size of my palm within a few months. And maybe has gotten bigger, but it’s hard not really movable but no wound. The vets just told us that she was fat but never actually looked at her, they kinda just stared at her and said she was fat. Should I go to another vet to get another opinion or should I just leave it alone?
My dog recently had a lipoma removed from his groin and I find it very interesting that everything you used to diagnose the lipoma was not characteristics my dog showed at all. He’s only around 6-8 years old, his grew within a year, it was relatively firm and didn’t really move much. Always check with your vet first people.
I have read that milk thistle or dandelion tincture (alcohol free) helps shrink fatty tumors. What is your opinion? He has been on your canine supplement for years
My 11.5 year old Hank had at least 30 lipomas all over his body. Some of them were growing larger and it was very concerning to me. I watched this video and switched my dog to a mostly meat diet with a little vegetables mixed in. Since putting him on this diet there has been a noticeable decrease in the size of Hank's lipomas. Another benefit has been the size of his stools has decreased significantly...making it easier to clean up after him. Thank you Dr. Jones.
Nice and so good to know. Thanks Geoffrey
But meat is so expensive now.😢 My mom would kill me if I started cooking meat for my dog on a regular basis.
@@rollerchicken3035 When you look at what they eat and how expensive kibble is, the chicken and steak are much less expensive, just more time-consuming. My furry family member is worth it...even my kids are carnivores as our gut bacteria ferment (eat and make nutrients). Our bodies can make the things we need, as most are Carbon, oxygen, Hydrogen, and Nitrogen...Look them up. Remember, our bodies exhale CO2 and breath in O2, whereas trees suck up the CO2 and exhale O2...we live in a world of biological constructs or thereabout.
@@rollerchicken3035 -don't tell her then
@@rollerchicken3035kibble are very poisonous. And also the yearly injections and tick and flee medicine. I stopped all and my dog is much, much better.
@5:32 1) No Sugar, Low Carb, More Protein 2) Vitamin E 3) Green Tea 4) Probiotics 5) Curcumin 6) Colostrum 7) Ultimate Canine Formula
*For people from a Dr Berg Video: No Smoking, Avoid Stress, Vitamin D3, K2, Omega 3's, Vitamin A
I’ve been hard on one of your videos in the past for being click driven but want to apologize and sincerely thank you for attempting to help suffering dog parents in pain seeking to give us hope despite dire circumstances, so thank you.
A common wormer, Fenbendazole, sold as Safe-guard eliminated by Lab's tennis ball size tumor in less than one week. It also eliminated other tumors that were causing him pain getting out of his bed.
Hello, Were these tumours lipomas, fatty balls x
There are videos (not all on youtube) of people who had a a short time to live from metasticised cancer who took fenbendazole and got cured. I'be heard several doctors like who have said that it appears cancer is a parasite. Also, Ivermectin is known to do it, too.
do you mean dewormer?
@@marvanbeeYou know damn well what he meant A-hole. Get a life moron.
Did you give him the whole treatment?
I just found you and am really glad I did. It's really refreshing to see straightforward, thorough, and sane advice from someone who knows their stuff. It makes me feel so much better to have some additional options to try with our dog. Thank you!
Due to my situation in life, where I battle cults and hate groups, I cannot fully trust anyone. This channel has given me the winning ability to care for my rescue dogs. Over a year ago, my black lab was diagnosed with a nose tumor that had no cure; I was told to go home and hope for the best. I put the dog in my van and cried all the way home. Then I found your channel and swear by the Ultimate Canine Advanced Formula. I have four jars in stock at all times. Vinny is doing great -- well over 15 months after that doomsday veterinary visit in Chicago. This product has reduced the tumor and facial swelling and has given Vinny more energy and zest for life. Thank you for turning your lemons of the past into fresh lemonade for all of us! A real blessing in disguise.
Thanks!
my 14 yr old pittie had a huge on on her back. when i started giving her turmeric/milk thistle/ginkgo combo (for her liver and cognitive decline) the lipoma almost deflated to a kernel core size!
where did u get this combo from? and how did you figure out the dosage ?
Our Scottie mix developed one of these about 4 years ago...he was 7 at the time and has never been over weight. It was disappointing. We've opted to leave it alone and he's fine. I do appreciate your vids very much.
Can I ask you what ever happened since this was 6yrs ago? My dog has a huge swollen toe that has several holes in the toe pad and red blisters near the toenail bed. He has a chest x-ray two days from today. Needless to say I'm terrified. My Aussie is almost 13 and I'm terrified. He's got Soo many small and large lumps hard and soft all over his body, now his digit/toe looks awful. He's my world and I'm so scared, the wait is brutal. Any info world be appreciated. Thanks
@@cynthia-vj9oe I have come to believe that most animals' & human's health issues begin with gut health. I would take your dog off of any kibble, as I did to mine. Kibble causes leaky gut which leads to inflammation of joints, allergies, and a myriad of other health issues. I give mine the best canned dog food I can afford and augment it with alternating things; boiled eggs, raw ground beef, grated raw carrots, chopped fresh spinach, olive oil, coconut oil, etc. Dogs really are omnivores, their counter parts (wolves, foxes, etc) eat herbs and berries in the wild. That's why many dogs will eat grass. They know what their bodies need better than we do. Vets should be there to assist us. But we need to do our own research and be the advocates for our animals. Below is a link to a great resource channel for you. All the best to you and your animal.
czcams.com/video/lU7OYnDvb7o/video.htmlsi=OhN4Vx38eCilGSTL
@@cynthia-vj9oe I'm so sorry for you and your animal. If you feed him any kibble get him off of it right away. It causes leaky gut which leads to a myriad of health issues like gout (which could be what yours has), arthritis, allergies, etc. My 11 year old other dog could not walk and was in much joint pain, and she was healed totally naturally with change of diet and some supplements. Here is another excellent resource for you below. I hope it all turns out well. Be patient and continue to do your research...and never lose hope. He is depending on you to stay strong, advocate for him, and keep the faith. Let me know how he progresses.
czcams.com/video/lU7OYnDvb7o/video.htmlsi=OhN4Vx38eCilGSTL
@@Shiryone thank you so much! I'll report back after his chest x-ray hopefully rules out his breathing problems to his toe problems. I forgot to mention, he's been having ups and downs with his breathing.
@@cynthia-vj9oe Please remember that vets don't have all the answers, they are only there to guide us. And most meds come with worse side effects than what you're dealing with. So whatever treatment they advise you, go home and do your research before you proceed. My vet advised Librela shots, the latest, greatest miracle drug for arthritis, and dogs are dying from it. Thankfully I declined it. There are always natural treatments, which Dr. Jones speaks about. They just take effort and time in this "instant results" world that we all live in. Don't lose hope. Your dog is depending on you for strength and calmness in the midst of the storm.
Our Rottweiler was prone to these and throughout her life she ended up with a few smaller ones and then at least 3 that grew to be pretty good size. A couple of them she had for a few years were about the size of an egg. One on her chest and one on her side. She had had them for a couple of years and our vet kept an eye on them as well as did biopsies. After a few years we noticed that one of them, the egg size one on her chest seemed to be harder than before and started growing quickly. Took her in for a biopsy and it had gone from a lipoma to an aggressive cancer. Same thing happened to another one she had a couple of years later. So.... I would encourage people to keep an eye on these, especially if you are used to them and don't really pay as much attention as you did when they first came up. If they suddenly started to go from mushy to hard, and they seem to start growing, definitely go and get checked out right away.
Thank you for sharing! Our dog has several that seem to be growing. The vet has seen him and wasn’t too concerned.. but one growth is continuing to expand. I can’t afford $500 every two months to see our vet here in California- so I’m trying to figure out if there is a way to safely remove them myself. Many blessings!
All these are great but if you want to get rid of it fast this is my recipe for my staffy - half a cup of apple cider vinegar
- quarter cup of rose pedals
- quarter cup of fresh aloe Vera jelly
- quarter cup of oatmeal
Mix with a quarter cup of water - put in to a spray bottle keep in fridge .. I have been using this for any skin condition or problem my dog has had and I tell you it works wonders it’s a little bit of work but it works amazing I love my pup and I’ll do anything and everything for him I created this recipe because I consistently researched and it works very well I might even sell it
@Clifford What ll have you used it for? TY.
You make me have hope in the goodness of people...thank you for helping us.
You are the best vet on utube! Thank God , I almost spent a fortune at my vets for a 1 inch lipoma.
Thank u so much..My dog has got a lump now n it scared me extremely wen I googled abt it..Ur video was a huge relief.. god bless u ❤️ thanks..love from India 🙏
Shared! Thank you so much for taking the natural approach to helping our beloved pets!
I'm so glad to have found your videos! I believe in holistic care for me and for my two little Girls. I just found what appears to be a fatty lipoma on one of them, and I definitely appreciate your suggestions. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with those of us who feel our pets are more than just animals and are truly members of our families!
Thanks Diane
my 6 year. old. Standard poodle my best friend I always had them in my life. their so, sweet .he has a few fatty tumors .I have had them checked
what to do help
Dr .xo
@@susanmckown3054 My chihuahua is a mix with Pomeranian and 2 yrs ago I took her to the vet for a lump, test done, fatty tumor, "lets do surgery" said vet, I took her to my other vet who checked her, "no need for surgery, unless it starts growing & interferes with her movement" (by ribs) Now, she has another one on left front chest, size of bean, then the other day I found a pea sized one on her left side. I don't understand why she is getting these! I think the larger egg sized is starting to interred w/her breathing, it started out size of a marble. She's 8 years old She won't take pain pills, the liquid metacam she was on started causing bleeding, so she was taken off it. Whimpers in her sleep, has been on CBD oil for a year. I think surgery is in her near future.
Diane January
@@VeterinarySecrets You mentioned green tea. Is that decaffeinated or regular? Thanks so much. 💜
I have been following the doc's advice for three months, and my Gracie is a different dog! She has benign breast tumors and a heart murmur and am afraid of putting her under surgery. Thanks so much.
Thank you for sharing, Sarah. Glad that Gracie is feeling better. It made my day.
Thanks so much and so good to know!
Sarah Estes what helped your dog
Very helpful information, thank you so much! Thru a variety of individual sources we began a regime of Vitamin E, Fish Oil and Turmeric with Curcumin supplements, as well as moving our dog to a grain free kibble and supplementing with low fat protein and cooked veggies. The results have been simply amazing. In 8 months time, all but one small lump remains of the 6 large ones we had discovered on our 8 year old Lab. Your video helped confirm what we were doing with our change in her diet and added supplements and gave us the confidence to carry on!!
So good to know!
I'm sorry, but I don't seem to understand what you wrote. You mean all 6 large lipomas have disappeared and there is only one left? Or? I'm sorry, not my native language.
@@phillipphillip367 I had to read the comment a few times too.
I think she means her dog only has 1 small one left since treatment. No longer has 6 Large ones anymore.
That is very good thing for her dog.
@@antoniosgirl7419 I have found that Omega 3 can shrink lipomas a bit! Also I heard that steroid injection Vetalog (Triamcinolone) can reduce them in size, just like with mast cell tumors. But prolonged steroids like Triamcinolone are dangerous.
I appreciate this video and all that you're doing for our pets. I just discovered a small lump on my 8yr old Lhasa this morning. I too have been going the natural route for him and feed him fruits, veggies, and clean meats, no kibble.
Thanks
Thank you Doctor Jones for your knowledge and advice. You are such a great help to little animals' parents. 👍👍👏
Thank you so much:)
@@VeterinarySecrets Did anything you suggested shrink Pearls big fatty tumour Dr Jones? My Aussie has started to get laboured breathing at times. I think he has more on the inside too. 😢
We need vets like you in my area. All the vets where I live are all about the money. My little shih tzu has a lump in her lower abdomin and 2 sacks forming on her upper chest. She has a breathing problem. :(
Thanks Sandra
My maltese has 2 little lumps in her throat confirmed by vet today. Need to get it attended to. Sometimes she has difficulties in swallowing etc. Not good. She is nearly 10yrs.
Need a vet like him where i live
Sandra P was you ever able to get your Shih Tzu looked at? I learned how to releave my rat terriers anal sacks my self, i get latex gloves paper towels, rubbing alcohol to clean my dogs private areas, i set my dog in the bathtub...i know what its bothering them cuz, they will scoot, and/or start licking area alot. Poor babies.
If you can’t afford the vet don’t get the pet. Veterinarians spend 7 years in school and 2-3 in residence and then they starts Day 1 of being a practising doctor. Then to run a Clinic they new several Staff, medications, equipment, lease, taxes ETC and most Vets do have compassion discounts but they can’t go around giving everyone freebies or cheaper services. They prescribe to you treatments that have been scientifically proven. These natural treatments may or may not work but they do not have the Same research behind them and these are more of preventative measures. I understand the frustration but perhaps you were a little quick to just assume the Vets are money greedy. They dedicated their life to animals. They deal with PTSD and depression from what they go through. Most would love to go through possible costs of having a animal BEFORE getting one and would be able to point you towards animal insurance. People like you really make their jobs even harder.
You are a natural doctor after my own heart ❤️....subscribing
Thank you and Merry Christmas!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Super helpful and it exactly describes my dog’s tumor (only half the size of a golf ball, but it still concerned me).
I hope you make a million off CZcams!
Thank you, Nate! please help me share my videos.
@@VeterinarySecrets are you able to help with me a cat.
My cat does have a drs appointment on Saturday. She has a lump , one random day i noticed it. That area use to be a sag. Now a lump. I picked her up today and brown like color stuff was coming. What can i do for next 2 days
Watch the commercials during this vid and his others if you want the channel to get more $. 😊
Dr. Jones, thanks so much for your faithfulness to help all of us who have a family critter. We all want them to be as healthy as possible as long as possible and have a wonderful quality of life. I just wanted to mention that bone broth is an amazing health benefit for my pet. She's 17 now and everyone thinks she's a pup. She's so healthy and energetic. Bone broth heals, strengthens bones, reduces inflammation, aid's in her sleep, and supports weight loss and it's a natural probiotic. I freeze it in small glass jars after making it. However; when using it, it is best to warm it from fridge coldness in a small pan. The microwave will remove all vitamins and minerals which will defeat the purpose. Hope you can enlighten folks about bone broth, it is truly a great source for pets. Blessings to you my friend. Keep up the good work, you're amazing!!!
You are such a compassionate person. Thank you for sharing your experiences with us. These are very helpful & educational to my mind & my soul. Thank you. 🐸
Thank God, I was so scared when I saw that fatty Linpomas on my 14 yr old dog. Thank you so much for this information
Welcome
My 12 yr old GSD had a large Lipoma on chest by heart. Brought to vet. Vet wanted to keep her overnight and put her under anesthesia and lance the Lipoma to drain it and remove what she was convinced , because of my area, live rural, a foxtail. For over $600. Immediately told her I did not have the money so she told me to get a bucket of very hot water, as hot as my hand could stand, and get a rag and keep rag on the Lipoma.. Did this from 10am till 8pm , kept changing water to hotterplus added black tea bags to water. Finally at 8pm came to head and I was able to slowly press out all the puss liquid over an hour.
In 2 weeks it reappeared same place. Did same thing.
2 weeks later, third time, happened again. This time I decided to apply hot rag on her outside on back porch. I was getting rather tired of bending over her on a garden short chair having a really bad lower back so this time decided to use a brand new scalpel when it came to a head. I slit the Lipoma easily and it was about a half inch slit at the most. Everything came gushing out at once so didn't have to push and prod the ooze out of a tiny hole. I was relieved when I saw it expelled a foxtail into the rag. And that was the end of that.
Thank you! My older fur baby has a fatty tumor in the same location as Pearl. I have most of these supplements on hand! I’ll start adding them to his diet tomorrow! Thank you for all of your wonderful advice! ❤️
How did it go if you don't me asking please?
Lord knows our dog has same too.Deff. less carbs ,was wondering if water effects this too.
Didn't know about green tea...thought caffeine..unless in tiny amounts...
Lord knows had seen this same with zinc...if you get look up,same thing,drop in water,along i> p. 6
Don't neglect testing your dog for possible serious issues. My dog had lipomas. The first one was surgically removed. But then the other one appeared. The vets were clueless, and since it didn't bother the dog we let it go. Until several years later we found the dog had leukemia. It turns out lipomas are one of the early signs of leukemia. We didn't know that, the vets don't know that either.
It's not a "fur baby," you gross bitch.
Thank you for this video Dr Jones. A few months ago I've noticed a small mole type growth on her exterior bottom lip, vet said it doesn't look infected and appointment is set to remove the growth and test it for cancer. In the meanwhile, I'm saving every penny for this appointment. I've stated my dog on an oral probiotic and a high protein diet. I plan on taking your advice on the green tea. I've made a vitamin A, coconut oil, apple cider vinegar and turmeric paste and apply that to the growth 1 to 2 times daily. I've been vigilant in cleaning it twice daily. I can't thank you enough for the tips. I'm subscribed and notified.
Thanks- let me know if the paste works
Yes, the mix worked well for cleaning and preventing infection however,, Waiting for the appointment to have the exterior growth removed an interior lymphoma popped up over night. Taking her in for Emergemcy Surgery at 7 am. I have a gofundme on my page and really need some help. I've managed to save $500 and reaching to non profits for any help which has yet to prove successful but hoping for the best. Xoxo thank u
You are amazing! You have helped so much with things we were told couldn't b helped
Thank u for putting this out there! Has really helped me deal with Luci's fatty lump. I will definitely see if she will drink green tea. A great way to put some of these spices in, is to make small hamburgers raw or cooked. I do that and crumble it in with a little bit of kibbles. I eat it too. If I don't eat it, she won't usually eat it. Now I know what extras to put in, I'll make a batch just for her and see how she likes it. I could put green tea leaves in the hamburger as well. The one thing I've noticed giving her more meat stews is her bloating has gone and absolutely normal good size dumps! I give her smaller portions of kibbles now and she has improved in weight loss. Thought it is slow weight loss, it's been good! Totally appreciate ur info that u give!
Thank you for your work here. It has helped me to move in the right direction for my std poodle. I am all for natural remedies, as I practice it on myself, too. My poodle is 11 years old and is having a couple of problems. Until now, he has been quite healthy. His probs are 1) "stinky butt" (anal gland probs) and 2) a mass on his left, rear leg. No pain at all. For 1), I have been adding apple fiber/cellulose/liver powder to greek yogurt. He loves it. I've seen some improvement and he doesn't stink nearly as bad. I am also going to add this to chopped chicken. For 2), I am about to order essiac 8 herb softgels (796mg per 2 gels) and bcm-95 curcumin. The latter is more potent than 95% curcumin+peperine. "As a result, BCM-95® is six-to seven times more bioavailable than ordinary 95% extract. Just one 400 mg dose of this new bioavailability-enhanced turmeric extract is equivalent to taking 2,772 mg of standard “95%” curcumin extract or 2,548 mg of plant-bound curcumin extract with piperine." (www.lifeextension.com/Magazine/2007/10/report_curcumin/Page-01 This article also talks about bcm-95's "Powerful Cancer Protection.")
Also, "BCM-95® is the world’s most preferred curcumin extract, boasting a dossier of over 50 clinical studies and a 15-year track record for safety!" (dolcas-biotech.com/products/bcm95/)
I look forward to helping my dog become healthier! I hope this helps others, too!
Thank you for your detailed help- will pass to a few dog guardians I know
My son has a dog that is getting old but also twice they have wanting to put to sleep because of a tumor they say is cancer without texting fully if it is a cancer tumor. My son is very attached to his dog she already 12 years old is a Weimaraner female dog so beautiful trained almost acts and behave like a human, she follows my son’s eye ..they are so connected to each other. We want to extend her life and make her life more comfortable! And keep it her companion a little longer!
@Eloina Sounds to me like you need a competent Vet who is not an idiot.
hi the time for these fur babies to leave us. is heartbreaking to us. it never gets easier .xo
What
I'm scared my girl is getting close
Thank you so much for your support and information! Not only am I in the most expensive state of NJ for veterinary care.my dog tends to panic and any tests on her eye would have been very hard...my other dog 3 years ago I went for the stain etc and got eye drops that burned when putting in and caused itchiness and he reinjured several times wore and fought a cone and took month to heal up. This was same but no itchiness or burning and she liked the tea and honey in her eye and I only had to give her baby aspirin once a day for 3 days at night she slept peacefully. If pain wasn't gone with the baby aspirin I would have gone to vet. She seeing fine eye all brown and bright again!thanks with your help!
I'm on day 4 of curcumin and green tea and my dog is definitely feeling less pain in his joints he is 45 lbs perfect for the 450 mg capsule curcumin but my other dog is smaller on search for smaller capsule(messy to try to measure out .. will start her asap.will update..i really think the fatty tumors are not as bothersome. I hope people update with their progress...thanks so much Dr.jones!I am really hopeful these fatty tumors are going to finally start to go away..
Thanks
My dog is lean, has been raw keto fed her whole life, has always had Vit E and Turmeric, very rarely uses pharmaceuticals, is very active, and very rarely sick. At 10 years of age she has about 20 lipomas. It doesn't seem to be about these things.
Vaccinated?
I have a unspaded 4 yr old miniature German Shnuzer girl who developed a "soft moveable " lump on her tummy. We just moved from Los Angeles to the Big Island of Hawaii and I noticed the lump while she was in " The position of love " lol which is on her back for a belly rub. I was tripping that it was stress. crappy food. not enough exercise.... Thanks to your pleasentb way of describing potietial issues I'm calmer but still going to do the hot compresses and diet. M A H A L O !
your dog is so cute lol it's like she knows you're talking about her and is so aware throughout the video xD
Thank you so much for this information. I am dealing with my Maltese with this big issue here. You were more helpful than Banfield today. You're awesome.
Thanks so much
how did it turn out? what were your findings?
I'm so glad I found you 7 yrs ago!
Just ordered the supp for my pooch.
Watched this but looked up your hypothyroidism video and this one popped up. Which I needed to see because my lab has fatty tumors too.
Thank you so much for creating this CZcams channel!❤
Holy cow! Thank you so much! My cairn has the exact growth though small and he’s also 13. I’ve been wondering how to best feed him to halt such growths. Thank you!!!!!
will you ever go back to practicing vet medicine.?I learn so much from you.
Hi Anita Thanks. Likely no as being in practice would completely restrict me from producing these videos/publishing alternative informatiion
Well, I hope you don't then! You offer us amazing treatment for our pets!
Can you discuss SLO in dogs? My dog is on Niacinamide 500 mg 3×a day, fatty acid, DOXYCYCline 100mg 1/2 tab twice a day and he takes pentoxifylline We 400 mg 1/2 tab twice a day and a pepcid 10 mg daily. He also takes Thyroid 0.2mg twice a day . Any advice you might have about Lupoid onychodystrophy . Thanks
Hi Anita....if you join the Facebook group...Canine Health- Dogs and Vaccinations-What Vets Don't Tell You....we have a file on SLO. One of the admins experienced this with her dog.
Thank you Terry will check it out.
Honestly, I know many people are strapped for money but if you find a lump on your dog, they need to see a vet to confirm what it is. You can't assume. When I was young, I had a dog that developed 2 lipomas confirmed by the vet. Last week I found a lump under my dog's skin and he's going to the vet with my son as I write this. Pet insurance is very important and many people don't realize how much an illness in a dog can cost. I'm in NYC where it's expensive and I have pet insurance. It still only covers 80% of medical costs and does not cover preventative procedures like dental cleanings or yearly exams and shots. Still necessary if your dogs gets seriously sick or hurt. I have Healthy Paws. It's one of the best pet insurance companies out there and I pay about $36 a month. You really have to evaluate your finances before you get a dog and have a plan.
Gerardine Cizmar Thanks for sharing!
36 is a great price
NVM my dog is older (13) they want $80 a month wtf
Pet shots are a load of mumbo jumbo. I know 3 gets that all told me to stop after several years of being fastidious about the yearly jabs. Other than a kennel cough treatment once a year, don't fall for it.
Vets... not gets! Predictive text doh!
There is one important thing that a lot of Vets wont mention to you when your dog has one or more lipomas. A lipoma can become a sarcoma. It happened to my Mini-Aussie when a lipoma which had been tested and said to be non-cancerous eventually grew and became a cancer. UNFORTUNATELY, not one doctor, and he saw at least five over the last two years, ever told me that. So, I had a vet test a lipoma which was surgically removed. But, they did not get all of it out. So, within a 4 week period he was opened up twice and the sarcoma was removed with good margins so his surgeon says. Now I have him on a diet with lots of Anti-Oxidants and much fewer carbs which is what makes dogs fat, of course.
So special to see the Lewis/Pearl pictures :) I love how when Pearl saw the syringe and antiseptic she sorta put her head down and sighed like to say "oh here he goes again!". What a sweet heart she is - but I miss Lewis. Thank you for all this wonderful information about Lipomas as my dog is having a real issue with them. We had limited carbs but losing weight was not happening. I already have him on the Ultimate Canine formula - should I still add more Vitiamin E? I will start Green Tea and Curcumin tomorrow.
Hi Pam, Great and Thanks. You don't need to add in additional Vit E, but the Green Tea and Curcumin are good ideas
Thank you! He actually loves the green tea - must taste different to dogs :) It made my other dog jealous cause I gave Buddy a cup of something 'special" and Blue did not get a cup of tea so looks like they will both be getting green tea with meals now :) About yogurt - neither will eat plain yogurt but treat vanilla yogurt like its a desert even when I mix it with other foods - is there a downside to using flavored yogurts? I checked and the ingredients are the same - except for the added vanilla flavoring - no added sugars or anything in the brand I buy.
@@VeterinarySecrets How did Pearl make out after this video ? tks ...
i appreciate your idea of keto/paleo-dog and increased anti inflammatories and probiotics colostrum... wonderful vet, thanks for your videos
Thanks Kim
Wow thank you for this ❤ It really scared me when i found out that my dog has tumor like that. Its also soft and just behind the skin. So i thunk its lipomas 😊 thank you for tbis
Welcome
My dog had a Lipoma, I put Turkey Tail mushroom and coconut oil in her food. I also gave her Black seed oil gel pills. It’s currently shrinking and is almost gone.
Thank you for all you do and sharing your knowledge. I wish more doctors were as informative and caring as you are. I wish you practiced in my area. Again, thank you!
Thank you so much, I just took my 18 and a half year old bichon in because he was not feeling good, diarrhea and vomiting, the xray shows a large possible lipoma behind his stomach. I hope this information brings relief.
Hi there! Did these supplements work for the beautiful Pearl? My dog has a huge lipoma exactly where Pearl does.
Excellent vid! Thankyou!!! I sat through all the commercials to help this channel get $ too. 😊 My 14.7year old mini-bulldog Lily (profile pic) has a Lipoma inside her stomach they say is the size of a cantaloupe or larger. An emergency vet told me on 11-3-22 that she only had a couple weeks to live.. but 2 other senior vets said it's a lipoma. It's been 2 months & she is still being her happy self, other than peeing in her sleep. I am still struggling with whether to have it operated on. The vet I trust says it's 50/50 she'll survive the operation bc it might have grown into the spleen. For now, we decided no surgery. She's a little anemic & they think it's bleeding a little so my vet put her on a Chinese herb called Yunnan Baiyo Jiaonang (1 capsule a day at breakfast & supper) which stops internal bleeding. I started hand cooking all her food (with a small amount of limited ingredient kibble- Nutrish, watered down) and she's getting Reiki. I want to buy your product...but I wonder if any of those ingredients will clash with Yunnan Baiyo?
@Munsters I am familiar with Yunnan Bai Yao. I can tell you right ow that they won't conflict.
@@igitahimsa5871 Thank you so much for your response! I took her to the vet yesterday...your text was a reminder for me to buy that product. THANK YOU! 🤗
@@TalkingDogMunster Thank you for letting me know. Sending vibes for Perfect Health for your furkid.. PS: FYI / Yunnan Bai Yao will speed healing from any physical injury as well, including surgery, for both you and your Dog or Cat.
My pup has a lump on her back :( I just found out yesterday, and Im starting to worry :(
Same. ;(. Just now. Is your dog ok still?
Plss tell is still alive
is your dog still good?
Mine too
good on ya. you're a righteous dude doc, thanks, so sorry for your loss.
Thanks JV
Thank you so much!!! You are an angel!! I was super nervous because my dog has a lipoma but thanks to your video now I know how I can approach this at home.
Welcome
Dr. Jones, thanks for this. A particularly astute vet, when I took my 12-year-old German Shorthair Pointer in to remove a benign eyelid growth, mentioned the "lipoma" on his paw was suspicious even though it looked exactly like his other ones. She said they are almost never found on extremities (his forepaw). It turned out to be Spindle Cell CA, luckily Stage 1. I'm following your videos to glean all I can for fighting whatever CA cells could still be circulating. She couldn't get clean margins because of the location (metacarpals).
I'm so sorry, I hope this video helps.
I am wondering if selenium supplement would also help? My late husband was a Vet and he studied chemotherapy for animals as he was going through chemo himself and an abstract found that dogs with selenium supplement responded better to chemo than those without. So even though lypomas are not cancerous I am wondering if selenium would also make a difference?
Great info and I'm always interested in your natural approach to treating animal illnesses.
Thanks Denise
Pearl looks good for her age .hugs .xo
This was great, thanks, I've been looking for "how do you get rid of multiple lipomas?" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Beyason Illustrious Blaster - (do a google search ) ? It is a good one off guide for discovering how to eradicate lipoma lumps minus the headache. Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my neighbour got excellent results with it.
Thanks for your videos! Just signed up and ordered!
Hi Doc, Thanks for caring about us and the animals. My black lab has these growths so I added to the drinking water Flor Essence which gets rid of growths. It's natural, I take it ,and in 1 week those tumors on my black lab ALL gone. I get it at Whole Foods but it's available at other retailers.
Good to know- I have some but not tried it on my own dog
Thanks for the tip about Flor Essence. I found a site that suggested 30ml [one ounce] for a 100# dog--down the throat or into drinking water. What dosage did you use?
edog1955 did it work for you?
I would love to hear more Doreen.. my pug has a ventral lipoma and i fear surgery for him!!
Aaron LaCour - No, but my dog doesn’t like the taste.... I only used it for a week, with no results. I have yet to add it to the drinking water.
Hi Dr. Jones~~
I have to thank you for such a good video you have put out for the care of dogs and fatty tumors. My dog has one now and we are going to take her in to see what it will cost to have it removed. It's on her stomach and getting larger. It's hard, but movable in the local area. I have made a list of all the supplements you have suggested and will start her on a raw food right away.
I did this for my cat Bailey. He is 11yrs. old and was getting quit large. He was eating Prescription diet for urinary crystals and had been on this dry food for 5yrs. Before that, just the ordinary dry kibble from the market. When I took Bailey to the vet, they did a test to determine whether or not he had diabetes. $275.00 later......He did have it, and they wanted me to put him on insulin. Again the three different estimates to get started was over the top $$$. The highest being almost $700.00. I could not afford this and did my own research. The Dr. called me to see what plan I decided on and when I told her I wasn't going with any plan, that I was switching him over to raw food as I researched and found that to be the best answer, she threatened me with how she was going to have to document this....as if I wasn't taking care of my pet and she was going to report me to the authorities. I no longer take him to her and he has lost all his weight, can again jump up onto the couch, and bed. Runs up the hill and catches gofers & mice again!! I have the tools to check his blood, but can't get him to sit still enough for me to get a blood sample. He switched over to raw food pretty well. It took a little time, because he was always only interested in kibble...never canned food.
If I find that the price to remove the tumor is again...over the top. I will just go the rout I chose for my cat and do the best I can for my dog Koda.
Thanks again...and if you have any further advice you can think of, please pass it along to me. Would be much appreciated!!
Thanks- generally if it is a lipoma, you can just leave it and monitor it
Thank you for getting back to me so quickly. We are sad to say that the Dr's visit wasn't such good news. The Dr. seems to believe it is cancer, and that from the size, it would be detrimental to her to have it removed at her age, 16 and it could just come back. So he gave us medication to help her with the pain, inflammation and infection. It appears it is spreading onto her skin. There are several other small little bumps on her skin that could be a reaction from what is happening with this tumor. He took pictures and was going to post it to get other Dr.'s opinion because he has never seen that type of a reaction. I told him that my plan was to switch her to raw food, and he seemed all for that idea in most cases. He was saying that more and more Dr's are treating animals more with change of diet. I was glad to hear that he was open mined enough to voice that opinion as other's have not been so kind. Thanks again, and in the mean time, I will switch her food to raw and see if I can still make a change. I will do my best.
Thank You, Dr Jones - this is very helpful!
You're most welcome, Glenn. Thanks for watching!
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My pit is nearing 6 years old and slightly overweight. Good to know this isn’t life threatening. I’ll definitely dedicate more time for exercise.
That's good to hear.
thank you for this video....love how natural everything is, probably we should take it the same time as our dogs :)
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My childhood dog had 2 growths one between her shoulder blades and one on her side over her ribs. The vet surgically removed both. The shoulders was fatty however the one on the ribs was cancer! Then later the one on the shoulders returned but the vet said it was just fatty. (I don't think they mentioned kibble being an issue)
It started to grow but we being not real wealthy ignored it since the vet said it was fatty early on.
My dog eventually stopped eating much. She lost weight and we tried deworming her no difference. She lost her strength and eventually was just to skinny so we put her down.
The vet said the fatty tumor likely BECAME cancerous. I wish CZcams was big back then. Her tumor was pretty firm (almost like a muscle firmness) and only moved a bit side to side. It didn't seem to hurt her though from my memory.
She was about 10 or 11 when we put her down. Keep an eye on the fatty tumor to make sure it doesn't become more firm. It was probably the with of a baseball at the end of maybe a bit smaller around.
Btw the cancer growth originally on her ribs never came back. The vet did a good job on the operation.
My Chihuahua mix has a big tumor that keeps growing on his abdomen, it can't be moved around but you can push on it and it doesn't seem to hurt him but it keeps getting bigger and bigger. The vet did that biopsy thing and said it was not life threatening but it seems to have doubled in size since I took him there a year ago. They said it would cost almost $1,000 to have it removed. I cant afford that.
Post a genuine video on TikTok and set up a go fund me. Seriously everyone wants to help out dogs when it’s for a good cause.
What did you end up doing? My Lily (profile pic) has an enormous Lipoma inside her belly (larger than a cantaloupe). She's 14y &7 mo .I was quoted 7 to 10,000 to remove it. She's my world. I'm curious if you opted for surgery and how was the outcome?
My eight-year-old Blue Heeler (Australian Cattle Dog) developed a swollen front knee. I took him to his vet and afer some ex-rays I was told that he had cancer. It hasn't spread to his lungs yet but was told it would. He could live for up to a year or be gone in a couple of months. The only treatment would be amputation and chemotherapy and radiation. And even then he may only live another year. The cost 10 thousand dollars. I don't want him to go through all that. All I can do now is enjoy and continue loving and spending more time with him. I'm treating him with pain meds and dreading when the time comes to put him down.
Sorry to hear of this Don
Health food place told me use Frankincense on my dogs wart what’s your thought on this? Thank You
Homeopathic Thuja from Boiron is typically a great wart remedy for people. It should be effective for animals as well. How did the Frankincense work for you?
I was wondering, Dr. Jones, if the green tea should be decaffeinated or is caffeinated the right choice.
Dr.she loved u. thank u for being so sweet to. pearl .I love her Face. .xo
I wanted you to know I followed your advice and did the same and olive oil for a large growth under my dogs eye. It was about the size of a large grape. Within 3 weeks of applying it went away. Thank you!!
Good to know- Thanks!
Was this for a Lipoma?
Help, and thank you. My foster/ recent adoptive dog had large tumor and some shake in her legs. Part owner never walked her. The tumor shrank and softened when she had a steroid shot to infection on face..... She is on gain free, and dog seaweed flax vitamins. (Her coat looks amazing!!) Can a holistic doctor treat this, the tumor????
Hi Kyra, They may be able to offer holistic options depending on what type of tumor
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Your the first place I run too for help, ty forever🙏🏻
Is it normal for a dog to have several lipomas spread throughout their body? My miniature beagle has so many, some larger than others.
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Wow I did not realize until the end of the video just how large the growth was.
I have a min pin with a ping-pong ball sized growth in the exact location but I guess I shouldn’t panic. His mobility is not really compromised so I will try this dietary supplement and no carb approach thanks much
Hey Dr. Jones, Another great vid as usual. My 13 year old Standard Poodle has had a small (like half-dollar) sized Lipoma for years. It's really never gotten any larger (though he's also never been overweight) but it does seem a bit harder. Does that sound normal to you? It's still moveable, which I think is good, but since he's an older dog and my best friend I just thought I'd ask. By the way, he's been on CBD for almost a year now and it literally brought him back from deaths door. Thanks as always, Denyse
Thank You Denyse
Thanks for your informative article, here are a few more tips on how to cure warts...
Boost your immune system. Warts are caused by a virus, so one of the best ways to get rid of them is to boost your body’s ability to fight them. In fact, many people notice that warts show up when they’re feeling tired, sick, or worn down. Make sure you’re getting enough sleep and exercising regularly, and use some potent immune boosters like astragalus, elderberry, olive leaf, vitamin C, zinc, turmeric, and cat’s claw.
Stop the spread. Not only can warts be passed from person to person, but you can also spread them around your own body through touch. If you touch your wart, for instance, and then touch another part of your body before washing your hands, you may spread the virus, and notice new warts popping up several days later.
Garlic. Mix some fresh garlic with water and apply the paste to the wart. Put a bandage on top. Re-apply every few hours and continue until the wart is gone.
Baking powder. Mix baking powder and castor oil into a paste, apply to the wart at night, and cover with a bandage. Repeat daily. You can also try crushed, fresh basil in the same way-or even mix the two together.
Tea tree oil. Apply directly to the wart, then cover with the bandage. Repeat daily. You can also mix with clove and/or Frankincense oils for additional power.
Bee propolis. Some people have found success applying propolis directly to the wart several times a day. Or try applying at night and covering until morning.
(I discovered these and the reasons they work on Mirykal moles cure site )
Hello...May I ask what CBD is. Please. Thank You!
Ms 31Status CBD is cannibis oil it is great!!
Denyse Van Leuven what did CBD oil do for ur dog? Curious bc I want to try it for my dog, reccomended by my vet but I want to hear from ppl who have used it first😀 thanks!!!!
Sun dry Papaya leaf tea for tumors... replace water with tea...
Hi Dr. Jones. This might be off topic but do you know if a dog can have Tourettes Syndrome? asking on behalf of someone else. The person's dog also has epilepsy. If Tourettes does exist for dogs what is the treatment and does it go hand in hand with epilepsy?? This is a standard sized poodle. Thanks
Hi, I think you are discussing some type of localized tremors. I would have them consider CBD oil as the best holistic answer
Thanks for getting back to me. I'll tell them. keep up with the great videos!!
Try magnesium...or zeolite to remove heavy metals from the vaccinationd
Thanks for the tips Doc, we just found out our Dobie had a big lump on his neck flap.
But if any of things would work why that dog has it so big👀
@@kmasse81 Hi, respectfully, I disagree with your opinion. 'faith' healing?? How wrong to put that out there with no reason why you feel that way......where do you get your information?
@@kmasse81 Holistic to me is the other way ........ the natural way, the total way to heal. It is peaceful and thorough. If you follow Dr. Andrew Jones and Dr. Karen Becker, Ted Kerasote and others, you can get the information from the experts. Now, please stop talking down to me, I don't get into debates or heated arguments on line. Have a nice eve.
@@kmasse81 done with you........I don't communicate with people who spread discord. If you are really interested google Dr. Karen Becker, or the word 'natural'. Adios!
@@kmasse81 Yes, you are right; I AM too sensitive. And, I think you enjoy throwing your education around. So be it. I am just curious , why do you bother with a channel like this, if you are so superior in your vast knowledge of medicine? And, Science, and the application of it all to people and animals. You impress us as a bully.
@@kmasse81 It seems Holistic medcine was done no justice in this predicament so I would like to take up the mantel of explanting this topic. By no means am I telling you to change your mind or trying start a fight I just don't like how the previouse speaker handled your questions so carelessly. This is my explantion to your question and I hope it provides what you are looking for, if not then at least I can say I tried.
First and foremost both pharmaceuticals and holistic or alternative medicine are based in science. No medicine should be based in faith or you could accidently poison someone. Now having faith in being healed from something is an entirely different subject that I will not delving into as it is not the correct audience.
Pharmaceuticals are allopathic which is basically all modern, science based medicine that exist in doctors office and stores today. Allopathic medicine is made to treat a patient's symptoms rather than the source of those symptoms. This is why people stay sick even when they are given medication because it isn't fixing the problem it's just covering up the symptoms and the discomfort they cause. They base the treatment on the disease rather than the individual which doesn't work, there isn't a medical one size fits all with how diffrent each body is.
Alternative medicine is holistic which is used on an individual bases by accounting for many factors of their life into why said person is sick. Things like environment, diet, stressors, medical history, and general life. Their condition as a whole, externally and internally is thoroughly accounted for in order to decide an appropriate course of treatment.
The reason holistic treatment is considered natural over it's allopathic sibling is because there is the use of whole plants rather than a single isolated compound that is used in modern medicine.
Pharmaceuticals are single compounds derived from plants and synthesized in a lab as pills or liquids. They are then mass produced for our use after going through a medical trail phase.
Holistic is called natural due to the use of the whole plant in medicine giving it multiple positive effects rather than a specific ability and it is from a source in nature thus getting the " natural" or "raw" title. It also is used to treat the source of the symptoms rather than covering up the patients discomfort.
So all in all the point is that holistic medicine strives to be a complete, whole, and balanced treatment against the source of a patient's symptoms.
I am still taking my college courses for the holistic medicine but I offered up what I do know and hope it is decent enough for you. I also hope you read it all and if you do then thank you so much for lending an ear to my novel. I am also not a medical professional so disclaimer that this is not to be perceived as medical advice.
Thank you. I have a mini schnauzer that goes anywhere I go and want to keep her healthy as long as possible. Thank you again.
green tea, isnt caffeine poisonous to dogs?
The amount of caffeine in green tea is safe for dogs
You can buy decaffeinated green tea , it’s more expensive, but it’s available in mainly health food shops.
Good video. How do I give the 95% cucumin to my dog? Does drink with water or green tea? Does he eat with his food? Or do I just hand feed it to him? How do you give it to your dog? My dog was just diagnosed with lymphoma and I want to do natural treatment.
RAW feed your dogs, kibble is like eating MacDonalds every day . Kibble is bad for your dog.
as long as its not raw meat..I found cancer in the liver I cooked for my dogs twice..its black as pitch and crumbles like sand when cooked.I did not see it in the raw meat..
@@SharonBalloch Human grade meat is best. Since when did you see our dogs and cats ancestors and all wild dogs, wolves, dingos, african hyena, lions, tigers etc get a Bar B Que out and cook their food !!! Raw is natural for dogs and cats, and wild animals do not suffer from the diseases that domesticated animals suffer from like diabetes, arthritis, and cancer.
Just took my dog to vet. Bet said it has to be removed straight away and sent off for examination to rule out any cancer. Is this correct? Rottweiler 15 months old, with lump on the side of her foot. I think it’s come due to pressure from sleeping on a hard floor.
my dog has a fatty mass on her shoulder blade which ruptured on the 4th of July in a fight or flight mode as she dashed under the bed, scraping the top of it ,and it has not stopped oozing since, it doesn't seem to bother her when the drainage clumps her fur , probably do to an itching she starts rolling on the ground for relief , causing further damage to the wound each time, and the most recently resulting in blistery pink clumps of meat blown out of it.
I try my best and keeping you clean at home with what I have but due to financial hardship cannot afford to take her to a vet .
I can email a photo of the wound and any advice you can give me will be greatly appreciated, I'm scared and feel hopeless, not being able to provide her the care she deserves, but I'm going to keep trying and I hope people like you will bring relief in sight ..thank you for all your priceless informative videos that have already helped me understand so much...
Hi- best to keep clean twice daily, apply topical honey
Putting a small amount of baking soda in the honey,very little,will pull the fluids out and help heal and none of my animals are stung by the soda if it’s well mixed in the honey...works wonders on abscesses and tumors
Hey thank you for the wonderful video! Quick concise and to the point. Also thank you for not making this a sales tactic. I've been in sales for about 12 years and your delivery was great! My dog you see in my picture, which was from years ago, suffers greatly from these same issues. She gets fed good food and extremely healthy treats, that are too damn expensive but well worth it. These treats have actually worked wonders with her skin and hair but not with her fatty tumors. She is not having the skin allergies like she used to but her fatty tumors are now starting to show up pretty fast. She used to only have one right in the middle of her back, that has gotten to be very big, but now she's getting them everywhere. The big one is starting to lose hair on the backside facing her tail. It sits up like a tennis ball and I think it's starting to damaged her skin in that area because of being so tight. There's not a lot of room on her back like there is in the neck area so I'm wondering if I need to go into the Vet before her next Wellness visit?
I know in humans they are starting to say that probiotics are not working the way they're supposed to because we aren't taking a Prebiotic also. One thing I do know is that without prebiotics, kind of like fertilizer for the probiotic, the bioavailability of the probiotic is very low and not enough gets in your system and stays where it needs to be. Is that the same with dogs?
Thank you for your time and look forward to your response. Have a blessed day
I do have a couple questions
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That's a great point about the prebiotics. Did you end up adding those too?
Thank you so much. I was so worried about my baby. Thank you for posting this.
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Glad I came across your CZcams channel. I was in search of information on DM, as I believe my 13 year old golden retriever may have it. The vet is treating him for arthritis, but with additional symptoms lately, I think it's not so much arthritis, as DM. He has muscle wasting in his hind legs, drags his back feet when walking, wearing down the top part of his nails, leg tremors, odd gait, no pain upon massage/moving his legs. Most recently he has had a few bouts of fecal incontinence, and sometimes can't get up from a laying down position- must have his legs tucked under him and lift him up. Pretty sure it's DM, and will follow your suggestions for diet change, massage, acupressure, etc. Also, he has many many fatty tumors. The largest is about the size of a very large grapefruit. The vets have been monitoring it for at least 3 years. They kept saying it wasn't causing any problems, just keep an eye on it. Now they say it's too large and he's too old to operate- it would leave too large of a space. Does that make sense? Anyway, I will follow your suggestions for vitamins/supplements/change of diet for that as well. Thanks for sharing!
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Hey I hope you and your baby were well after that! I’m facing the same issue for my 13 year old. I’m curious of what happened after with yours?
Sadly Casey passed not long after my comment. I wish you well with your “pup”.
Awesome remedies ❤❤😊❤😊❤😊gracias. My Rico Baby has a lump by his neck, is small and kind of hard. And when I touch it it’s moves. He has it for many years now. He is 14.I asked a Vet about it, he told me to watch it, if it grows. Because the dog was too old for general anesthesia…..leave it a lone 😊
Where do you get your green tea from?? Also your vitamin E ? I want to do more natural remedies for my fur baby.
My dog is 2 years old and she has a big lump on her back that suddenly appeared one day and got super big about half the size of my palm within a few months. And maybe has gotten bigger, but it’s hard not really movable but no wound. The vets just told us that she was fat but never actually looked at her, they kinda just stared at her and said she was fat. Should I go to another vet to get another opinion or should I just leave it alone?
My dog recently had a lipoma removed from his groin and I find it very interesting that everything you used to diagnose the lipoma was not characteristics my dog showed at all.
He’s only around 6-8 years old, his grew within a year, it was relatively firm and didn’t really move much.
Always check with your vet first people.
Thank you for information. My dog have lipomas what dr. vet said. She suggested me biopsy and wait 2-3 days let me know what the result . 🙏
I have read that milk thistle or dandelion tincture (alcohol free) helps shrink fatty tumors. What is your opinion? He has been on your canine supplement for years
There is nothing documented to use either of those for lipomas
this was an awesome video- very helpful and informative, thank you!
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Thanks a bunch u really help me alot with my Buddy's problem
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Dr Jones thank you. Is there a brand of turmeric supplements you recommend that is formulated for dogs or safe for dogs?
Thanks a lot for the information I needed it .
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