Agreed, I’d buy it too!

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I’m trying to decide what to do with veterinary content. I don’t know whether to write a book or just do some really specific lessons here etc…  It’s on my short list of things to do in the next few months.

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I’d like anything and everything about chickens and cows. 🙂

I would buy it too.  I hate taking my pets to the vet. I get bombarded with “do you need this shot, that shot, this medication, etc.

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Lessons & pdfs are great! But a hard copy book in my library is also extremely valuable. I hope you decide to write one! 🙂

Dr. Patrick Jones wrote:

I’m trying to decide what to do with veterinary content. I don’t know whether to write a book or just do some really specific lessons here etc…  It’s on my short list of things to do in the next few months.

I vote for both. So a good strategy would be to write lessons with a view to using them in or as a future book. Two birds, one stone sort of thing.

Now all you need is the time to do it.

I need to do it. I’ll get started on some specific lessons. I’ll do a book too at some point.

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I think that would be a great idea. As I will eventually me getting chickens and such and have dogs now. My daughter has cat and they always seem to be going to the Vet.

I’m all about a book!  Also, does anyone here do homeopathy as well?  Maybe it’s buried somewhere in another forum.

I’d appreciate a book and lessons a as well, especially for larger animals like cows, horses, and pigs!

Lessons or a book sound great to me. I have goats and dairy cows and would love to have more resources for natural care of them instead of chemicals.

Please include chickens! Their respiratory issues are a nightmare! I heard one of our girls “sneeze” today… and so it begins :-/

Hi Doc, 

From the amount of requests you get for books, videos, and the like I think you need be more than one person!  There are only 24 hours in a day!  Thank you for all you do and know, we’d all love to see book after book written by you because God truly gifted you as a communicator but we don’t want you to burn out.  All your work (and your families I presume) is a blessing, thank you.

I would definitely love either of those! Especially if they covered some of the small vet bills that add up like supporting animal immune systems during pregnancy and postpartum, deworming, what shots you recommend, how to treat everyday things like ear infections… etc. I am so happy to be here!

Hey there Doc,

I would like to see some lessons on domestic animals (ie, dogs and cats) for general health and well being. And for those typical treatments of ear issues and yeast. Or basic wound care such as sores on pads from a foxtail or bur, or a puncher wound from a stick or nail (not like I haven’t had to deal with this a time or two or more) for emergency care for trauma till one can get them to the emergency vet.
I wouldn’t mind a lesson on general care and treatments for farms animals as well.
Doc, thank you for all that you have done and for using you your gifts and talents to help others both human and furry.

I just signed up for the program. I am interested in learning about treating my Jersey & Dexters cows using herbs. I have been successful with some herbal tinctures. Any lessons on herbal cow care would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

We have been homesteading several years now. While goats will not be a thing for us, cattle, chickens, turkeys, pigs, sheep, dogs and cats will be. It’s always great to hear how to take care of them naturally. I’ve used onion juice several times on dogs and people. It works great, and has no bad side effects other than temporary stinkage. I’d love a book, but am ok with binding PDFs for the library.

I am curious about the use of essential oils on animals.  I would think that some of them might be beneficial, while others may be harmful.

I would also be interested!