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Dr. Patrick Jones.
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August 13, 2019 at 5:22 PM #37204
Laura L. Bergeson
StudentI am treating a 95 pound dog who has hip and shoulder dysplasia. Would turmeric and black pepper be recommended? How often and how much? What tricks do you use to get herbs down dogs who are picky?
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September 29, 2019 at 10:50 PM #37263
Nikky
Studenti used it for my dog with arthitis and other old wounds, i make the Golden paste and put it in the frig then put 1/2 tsp in food twice a day or 1/4 tsp 2-3 times a day. it made him comfy and he could walk better so much that my husband started using it
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December 12, 2019 at 2:13 PM #37312
Nite Hawk
Hi, I have a 100 pound malamute/ Shepard mix, he’s 11 years old an having problems getting up? He rocks his hind legs standing, thinking he has arthritis in his hips? What is the best Herb’s to treat him with? He is a family dog, best friend, an a child of ours, please give me some says to get his Getty up going right again! Thank you!
Doc, would probably say my dog is 1 labrdore?:-) what would you do? If was yours Doc?
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December 13, 2019 at 5:12 PM #37313
Laura L. Bergeson
StudentTopic AuthorFor our ageing German Shepherd, we give her every day a tablet of Ester C (500 mg), a good fish oil, glucosamine-chondroitin, and Rimidyl which is a prescription med. We also put a teaspoon of turmeric powder, 5 shakes of black pepper and a half teaspoon of coconut oil on her food.
When we rescued her, she was 18 months old and already manifesting signs of moderate hip dysplasia. The vet took x rays and said she would probably be totally disabled in another year and a half and need to be put down. With this regimen, plus lots of walking, we have been able to enjoy her for many years. She will be 11 in April this next year. She’s a little gimpy, but still loves her walks and has glossy fur and bright shiny eyes. The turmeric makes a big difference when given with the black pepper and coconut oil. Good luck!
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December 16, 2019 at 6:15 PM #37324
Dr. Patrick Jones
Homestead InstructorNite Hawk wrote: Hi, I have a 100 pound malamute/ Shepard mix, he’s 11 years old an having problems getting up? He rocks his hind legs standing, thinking he has arthritis in his hips? What is the best Herb’s to treat him with? He is a family dog, best friend, an a child of ours, please give me some says to get his Getty up going right again! Thank you!
Doc, would probably say my dog is 1 labrador?:-) what would you do? If was yours Doc?
Turmeric and pepper are great especially combined with Boswellia. If it were my dog, I’d do this:
Don't use herbs or combine herbs with medications or use them during lactation or pregnancy without talking with your healthcare provider.
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March 23, 2021 at 1:22 AM #37590
GypsyB
:wall: Hi Doc! The link you posted no longer works.
I have a 115 lb. pitbull dog who is such a love (and won’t loose weight no matter what I’ve tried, since she was spay). She’s 6 years old now. When she was a year old she was running full out, in the woods, and landed in a huge hole in the ground and running her right shoulder and chest into a big tree branch that was down. Ever since she’s had a limp off and on. She licks that leg and paw and will have crocodile tears at times. What can I do???
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May 20, 2021 at 8:58 PM #37632
Dr. Patrick Jones
Homestead InstructorGypsyB post_id=6308 time=1616462553 user_id=6737 wrote:
:wall: Hi Doc! The link you posted no longer works.I have a 115 lb. pitbull dog who is such a love (and won’t loose weight no matter what I’ve tried, since she was spay). She’s 6 years old now. When she was a year old she was running full out, in the woods, and landed in a huge hole in the ground and running her right shoulder and chest into a big tree branch that was down. Ever since she’s had a limp off and on. She licks that leg and paw and will have crocodile tears at times. What can I do???
Also, if your head hurts from the wall konking, try this one:
Don't use herbs or combine herbs with medications or use them during lactation or pregnancy without talking with your healthcare provider.
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