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When it comes to caring for your pets, knowing when to treat them at home versus when to visit the vet is crucial. In this video, Dr. Andrew Jones shares expert advice on the signs and symptoms to watch out for in your dog or cat. He explains when it’s safe to use natural remedies at home and when immediate veterinary care is necessary. Whether your pet is lethargic, vomiting, or experiencing discomfort, Dr. Jones walks you through the steps to determine the best course of action. From assessing dehydration to recognizing serious conditions like bloat and respiratory distress, this video will empower you to make informed decisions for your pet’s health. Watch now to learn how to be a more proactive and confident pet owner.
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Thanks Doc. Always enjoy all your informative and helpful videos. God bless you 🙏 for all you do to help US, the Fur Baby’s parents. 😁😘🤗
You have wonderful ❤ willing assistants..Thank You Louis for helping your human daddy to help us all out here. XOXO
❤️🙂🌻… thank you I am learning from watching your channel.
Spot on comment about when to call the vet. Our cat has the best of both worlds in East TN.. He can go run up and down the trees-yes, run, or stay inside . He comes and goes pretty much as he pleases. One afternoon, I let him in the door and noticed an unusual small bulge in his side. I called the vet thinking an appointment next morning, the Vet said bring him in ASAP. . He had an abcess, and was prescribed antibiotics. It was almost as if he suddenly knew he was sick when we arrived home. He laid around the house for about 48 hours before resuming his normal activities. No telling what would have happened if I had waited until the next day. I try to know that I don’t know, if that makes sense.
Is there anything natural you can suggest for a 15 year old cat diagnosed with hyperthyroidism? He takes the thyroid meds (2 pills per day, 12 hours apart) but I have a very hard time giving them to him. Tried putting them in his food – even crushing them – but he either avoids the pill when it’s whole or won’t eat the food when it’s crushed in it. I hope there is an alternative. Thanks for any advice:)