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  • in reply to: Does anyone have a dog with Pancreatitis.. #118446 Report Abuse
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    Lyme vaccine can also cause siezures, also oral or spot on flea meds. Also one of the anti seizure meds cause pancreatitis.

    in reply to: Does anyone have a dog with Pancreatitis.. #118445 Report Abuse
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    Lyme vaccine can also cause siezures, also oral or spot on flea meds. Also one of the anti seizure meds cause pancreatitis.

    in reply to: Does anyone have a dog with Pancreatitis.. #118444 Report Abuse
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    One of the anti seizure meds cause pancreatitis.

    in reply to: Does anyone have a dog with Pancreatitis.. #118443 Report Abuse
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    Lyme vaccine can also cause siezures, also oral or spot on flea meds.

    in reply to: Does anyone have a dog with Pancreatitis.. #118442 Report Abuse
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    Idiopathic seizures can be caused by food.
    Holistic and homeopathic is the best way to go!
    Feeding raw does wonders.

    in reply to: Bravecto (chewable flea and tick) #99806 Report Abuse
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    I don’t watch the bigfoot show my husband does but if you saw a Bigfoot face to face you still wouldn’t believe it

    in reply to: Bravecto (chewable flea and tick) #99805 Report Abuse
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    My dogs are also on a raw diet I home make and dehydrate their Chicken Treats and liver treats and I also make them homemade cookies with no grain

    in reply to: Bravecto (chewable flea and tick) #99804 Report Abuse
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    I already told you what I use for fleas and ticks it’s called hard work it takes a few minutes a day to check your dog daily get a flea comb use a vacuum use vetri science which is what my vet wants me to use. I put one drop of rose geranium oil in coconut oil cause coconut oil as a carrier oil and you put that around their neck to deter ticks. Nothing is 100% nothing.

    in reply to: Bravecto (chewable flea and tick) #99801 Report Abuse
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    Hey Cameron I was discussing with my husband 3 days ago that you remind me of the woman that’s on the bigfoot show I actually thought it was you so Jane is stating facts she’s helping a lot of people that use common sense and pay attention and it doesn’t cost anything to pay attention.
    No one will obviously change your mind which is fine but for the rest of us that use common sense and an open mind are looking at all ways of looking at it. some of those tell of our deadly experiences of using products like this and others that have had very bad experiences that’s a fact take that to your science lab

    in reply to: Bravecto (chewable flea and tick) #99799 Report Abuse
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    Jane is is extremely helpful to the people that, have experience with bad side effects,or who are looking for information to help them make their mind up whether to use a deadly product or not.

    in reply to: Bravecto (chewable flea and tick) #99786 Report Abuse
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    This info is so sad. But much needed to put out there. I haven’t had time to research the most recent info. So I thank you for putting it out there

    in reply to: First days raw. Advice? #99721 Report Abuse
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    Dogs still loving the raw

    in reply to: Bravecto (chewable flea and tick) #99710 Report Abuse
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    Cameron everything you’ve been saying is only opinion

    in reply to: Bravecto (chewable flea and tick) #99707 Report Abuse
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    Wow now babies are being brought into it all this you want to go on vaccines Let’s see we used to get 9 to 11 vaccines when we were growing up now there is 72 and I’m sure that you believe that it has no correlation with autism either.
    This is just crazy. I don’t know what science your on, but I don’t want any.

    in reply to: Bravecto (chewable flea and tick) #99705 Report Abuse
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    My opinions are not unfounded all the information is out there. And as many others have given you the information.

    in reply to: Bravecto (chewable flea and tick) #99701 Report Abuse
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    The Doom and Gloom would be watching your pet as he suffers dying from using bravecto I’m sure I’m not alone in making sure I never use this .

    in reply to: Bravecto (chewable flea and tick) #99690 Report Abuse
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    According to my vet’s expertise and my knowledge my dogs allergies are direct link to the vaccines. Look at the ingredients check the effects.

    in reply to: Bravecto (chewable flea and tick) #99686 Report Abuse
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    Both dogs I have now, the rescue vaccinated them to the hilt and both of them have severe allergies

    in reply to: Bravecto (chewable flea and tick) #99677 Report Abuse
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    And a lot of dogs lived past their expectancy. You family dog was almost 17. My sisters dog had a life expectancy 10 to 12 lived to over 14. My husband dog lived past expectancy. And I could go on

    in reply to: Bravecto (chewable flea and tick) #99675 Report Abuse
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    Thank you again Jane. You took the words right out of my mouth

    in reply to: Bravecto (chewable flea and tick) #99671 Report Abuse
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    Yes the rate of cancer in dogs the days is ridiculous!

    in reply to: Bravecto (chewable flea and tick) #99669 Report Abuse
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    Oh yes and I don’t live too far from Lyme and yes Lyme it was. there was three town that it originated from one of them was Branford one lyme and one other town in Connecticut it’s named after wyne because that is the first case discovered. the disease came from Plum Island just like now there’s two other very serious tick borne diseases in a 500-mile radius of Kansas which is where they move their Plum Island facility

    in reply to: Bravecto (chewable flea and tick) #99665 Report Abuse
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    What did the Pet Care industry do to make its money before these neurotoxins, topicals and orals stuff ever came out what did they make their money on their are making so much money right now and everyone extremely fearful you are afraid not to treat your pet.
    All this oversantized, pumping toxins out is what’s causing all this. People were much better off before this crap was invented

    in reply to: Bravecto (chewable flea and tick) #99664 Report Abuse
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    My family myself and my extended family all had pets growing up there were no neurotoxins, topicals, orals to give your dog at that time none of them had ever had a disease from a flea.

    in reply to: Bravecto (chewable flea and tick) #99663 Report Abuse
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    Giving a dog a toxin or a pesticide and saying you’re going to keep them healthy year-round is an oxymoron

    in reply to: Bravecto (chewable flea and tick) #99662 Report Abuse
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    I’ve dealt with many flea infestations rather than use conventional methods.
    It come down to money not the health of your pet. They are making way too much money to care about your pet. It is just like the vioxx. They said right out they were making too much money to be concerned with the “few” death caused by it.

    Vets always tell you it was an underlying illness, not their toxins. Kind of funny when a perfectly healthy dog, normal liver enzymes, perfect kidneys, dies within 3 months of taking the oral toxin

    in reply to: Bravecto (chewable flea and tick) #99660 Report Abuse
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    Thank you Jane my sentiments exactly.
    Tick can stay on for a long time before dying, if they even due

    in reply to: Bravecto (chewable flea and tick) #99655 Report Abuse
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    Name an actual disease that a dog has gotten from fleas if you say typhus I mean that was the 19 hundreds

    in reply to: Bravecto (chewable flea and tick) #99654 Report Abuse
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    Like I said on another one of my post it did not show up I’ve had three dogs recently two of which were not vaccinated against Lyme and one that was vaccinated against Lyme the one that was vaccinated against lyme got lyme. the other two very furry animals with lots of ticks did not get lyme. My vet is both does both medicines conventional and holistic she will not even sell topical or oral flea treatment she does sell stuff for heartworm but not any topicals or Orals because they’re dangerous to does minimal vaccinations her treatments are based on facts. All of my animals have had reactions to topical and orals.

    in reply to: Bravecto (chewable flea and tick) #99652 Report Abuse
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    Like I was saying in one of my post it did not show up I said some of us do not use oral or topical applications because of oral poison them from the inside out topical poison from the outside-in you do not need to be a scientist or have a science degree to know this fact is a fact is a fact when is the last time a flea actually caused a disease in a dog just go back to the old days where you actually had to vacuum comb your dog and just check for fleas and ticks daily it takes a couple of minutes use something natural and deal with a couple of stragglers that’s it.

    in reply to: Bravecto (chewable flea and tick) #99651 Report Abuse
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    I posted 3 to 4 Times they are not showing up.
    Judy I have used DE, thank you.
    Very basic ingredients. I tested it by getting a flea and giving it a little spray it works. Nothing 100 percent but it’s the best I’ve tryed. I’ve tryed everything homemade and store bought, I do mean everything

    in reply to: Bravecto (chewable flea and tick) #99649 Report Abuse
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    i dont know why my post are not showing up.

    in reply to: Bravecto (chewable flea and tick) #99648 Report Abuse
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    I use the spray but when I get near their face so they don’t have to breathe it in I put it on a wipe just like a around their face so that breathing it in.

    in reply to: Bravecto (chewable flea and tick) #99646 Report Abuse
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    35 million doses of bravecto have been used of course because fear sells.

    in reply to: Bravecto (chewable flea and tick) #99645 Report Abuse
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    Some of us do not use oral or topical as topicals poison from the outside-in and orals poison from the inside out this is a fact you don’t have to be a scientist to know this fact. some of us use natural means think back in the day when there was no oral or topical you had to do things that take a couple minutes a day to either comb your pet or use natural methods to deterring the Pests, vacuuming, takes a few minutes a day that’s it. Fleas are more of a nuisance than anything. When is the last time a flea caused a disease in a dog?

    in reply to: Bravecto (chewable flea and tick) #99567 Report Abuse
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    Vetri science works as natural alternative, when applied daily.

    in reply to: Bravecto (chewable flea and tick) #99473 Report Abuse
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    . very much interested.Thank you so much for all the info.

    in reply to: Bravecto (chewable flea and tick) #99395 Report Abuse
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    it must get broken down by the liver and kidneys so it circulates to the skin with enough poison to kill fleas and ticks

    in reply to: Bravecto (chewable flea and tick) #99315 Report Abuse
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    Everything given to the dog goes through stomach , intestines, liver, kidneys , that’s a fact the liver and kidneys acts as filters. Anything put on the skin goes into the bloodstream, and still goes through liver and kidneys. That’s a fact. Those companies make multi millions of dollars per year, the vet get plenty too.

    in reply to: Bravecto (chewable flea and tick) #99312 Report Abuse
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    That is so not true everything that enters the dog gets filtered through liver and kidneys

    in reply to: Bravecto (chewable flea and tick) #88781 Report Abuse
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    Look up the studies on those products, as well as the reviews. Dogs are given human medicine all the time, do you think we could take those products

    in reply to: NuVet Plus Canine Supplement #88004 Report Abuse
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    That’s was my dog koda with liver cancer not load. Phone changes my words, welcome prayers for him. Thank you!

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    I’m am going to try the joint plus as my dog , had lyme hoping to help with that

    in reply to: NuVet Plus Canine Supplement #88002 Report Abuse
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    Well update on my dog on nuvet plus, Come to find out my dog load has liver cancer and is on multiple herbs, which has done wonders for him , when the conventional vet said there’s just nothing we can do for him, the holistic vet has extended his life a few months so far. I do have my other dog on the duvet plus and there are benefits to it for sure, his allergies are drastically cut down and his fur is softer than its ever been, it’s a good product

    in reply to: Bravecto (chewable flea and tick) #86936 Report Abuse
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    bad enough he got me to make him take sentinel . my other vet was very upset about that also.

    in reply to: Bravecto (chewable flea and tick) #86935 Report Abuse
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    Im so glad i opted out of giving my dog bravecto. the vet i was going to knew my dog had liver cancer and still wanted me to give it to him, i switched vets, and this one was mortified and glad i did not give it to him, dogs are so stoic we have no way of knowing how they are reacting to these chemicals until it too late.

    in reply to: NuVet Plus Canine Supplement #85307 Report Abuse
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    I just started my two dogs on Nuvet plus. I have to block out the science naysayers. Food is medicine when you find the right combos. I will let you know the difference. I have phone dog with multiple issue, loss of fur, losing weight beside being ravenously hungry , even though the vet said he has pancreatitis, he has a 5 cm tumor on his liver, with normal liver function. Going for more testing next week, so far a lot of money is going out with little answers. My other dog has dry itchy skin, and torn ccl. Just today seems like the other leg is affected, he trying to hobble on the bad leg. They are on a raw and home cooked diet. I hear a lot of good things about Nuvet plus, so I’ll post soon my thoughts

    in reply to: Bravecto (chewable flea and tick) #85262 Report Abuse
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    a lot of people do the poison treatment because its easy, the natural ones take time and effort. those companies are making billions of dollars per year one company made 825 million dollars last year alone, they are not in it for the welfare of your pet, there in it for the money. once enough reports come in about sick or dying pets they change the formula and the name. and start over, these are poison regulated by the epa. environmental protection agency. they also pay for a lot of the veterinary schooling and throw huge incentives to push the products. look up the studies they do, on dogs and expose them to high doses of the stuff very sad, we lived with ticks and flea long before these products came out. there is definitely way too many unnecessary vaccines out there, that do more harm than good all of which kill you dogs immune system, which make them more susceptible to Lyme etc.. we are bad pet owners if we don’t use the products they scare you to death, me included. putting poison on the pet does not protect the person probably creates more exposure, seeing the tick has to suck enough poison from the pet to drop off in your house and then climb on you that is scary

    in reply to: Bravecto (chewable flea and tick) #85261 Report Abuse
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    90 percent of dogs will come up positive for Lyme exposure they will not have symptoms there bodies fight it off differently than ours. 4-5 percent of dog will actually have Lyme. you cannot take back a pill if you give it to your dogs and they have a reaction.

    in reply to: pancreatitis #84772 Report Abuse
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    my dog is not overweight, he is actually losing more weight, never lost his appetite, he has a ravenous appetite. he inhales his food. he has acid reflux that slowly got worse over time. rushed him into the vet after he threw up about 10 times. he is on carafate and pepcid, vet said he could go back to normal eating in 5 days. he did the snap test for pancreatitis. said it was positive, he said give him chicken and potatoes or squash for 5 days then go back to his normal diet. i think i need to go back to my holistic vet, theres much more feedback for treatment and options, i cant see the bland diet having enough nutrional value without the vitamins. seeing the pancreas needs certain minerals etc. to heal. are there any other gi issues that could make the test positive for pancreatitis?

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