Also, I highly respect the stand you have taken to follow your conscience in seeking natural cures for our beloved furry kids rather than toxic pharmaceuticals that do more harm than good.

I’d trust this vet to treat my Entire family. Humans and animals

This worked amazingly on my dog's skin issue, guys, it was a spreading issue that was becoming very angry. It healed up in a couple of days. Doc became my hero with this suggestion!

This video was perfect timing. We took our 14 year golden retriever to the vet several weeks ago, and he was given an injection (which was quite expensive), which did work. However, just yesterday we noticed he was biting himself again and had an open wound. So, I happened to have all 4 ingredients and made a batch last night. I was amazed this morning that our dog no longer is itching, and the wound appears to be healing. Thanks so much!

Poor Tula , she's been the subject of all diseases / healing demonstrations :). She should be paid a talent fee :D!

Thank you, thank You, THANK YOU for loving animals and trying to educate so many on taking care of them! YLEOs are THE best too! The world needs more people like you!

Very useful thank you much!!❤

Thank you sooooo much for this hollistic recipe, it couldn't come at a better time as now. Seasonal allergies can be stressful.

Ty as always!

Love yah Dr.Jones!❤

I truly love your channel auch great information, i do would like to ask what kind of natural oils and Herbs Can help heal Mange. Would love to see you do a video on the subject

Thank you for your videos. So helpful. I tried your formula you presented in this video (minus the copabai oil as I didn't have any). My dog has a lot of immune system problems which all started about 3 years ago from over vaccination (I had no idea at the time and trusted my then vet that yearly boosters were necessary). Anyway, I believe the concentration of tea tree oil in your recipe may have been a bit too much for her as her irritated skin turned blood red. I washed it off with warm water and later applied coconut oil with a little lavendar essential oil which seems to be helping. She's a weird little one... if something can happen, it will happen to her!

I've had good success with the black tea & aspirin mix you recommended. It reduces the itching almost immediately. Thanks for this alternative solution.

I only trust your advice and use on my Service Dog. Thank you Dr.

🐶🐶thank you❣️

Thank you I'll try it my dog has allergies

Thank you, I'll try it! Essential oils are the best for most problems. I use Plant Therapy brand, cheaper than Young Living with same result!

Thank you so very much

Thank you Dr. Jones I ♥️ Tula. She is gracious and well trained. My Coco is a sweet female Pomeranian Coco will not stay put in one place for a second.🧐 I ❤️ her so much I’m researching for home made food recipe . She suffers of recurrent urinary track infections. Had two bladder surgeries containing stones. She almost had the third surgery. She was able to expel five pebbles last week. Coco is a brave dog. 3 AM I was with her when she was going through the process of expelling the stones out of her body. I do not trust anymore the special diets Why, well because I have no answers on why is the cause of this recurring urinary track infections. Anyway thank you Dr. Jones for all your advice God bless you! Norma

Doc you have mentioned in prior clips that you would show the over counter names of the medicines that you recommended in presents, but I see them appearing. In the transcripts that follow some names that appear, the recording does not always appear, or it machinery dose not pick up the word, or types what it. Perhaps you could list the items in a column for. Thanks for great advice, an service!

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Hi Dr Jones...Do u hav a video or topical formula for dog warts? My dog a a couple of pea sized growths on her skin.

very good

Thank you Dr. Jones, what do you do after hair start growing and the area feel like cardboard? remove it?

Hi there. Thank You for the video. I have an older chihuahua that recently began itching a lot and also noticed that she was biting and licking the end of her tail to the point that she made a bald spot. Took her to her "Pediatrician" that treated her with pills for itching. Seemed to be ok after a few days. She didn't seem to be licking at it as much and the hair even started to grow back. Then yesterday.... BAM! A new bald spot AND a little bloody on top.. not really "bleeding" but just like a bloody spot soooooo collar went back on and gave her a pill last night before bed and again this morning. I am going to try this now as I am big into EO's and already have all these but hubby heading to store for the green tea bags. My question is: Does this concoction go bad after a certain length of time? If so... how long do you recommend keeping it? Thanks so much. Anxiously awaiting a reply back. Have a Blessed Day and ty again for helping us with your videos!

Thank you for this recipe hopefully it will work. My cocker has such bad hot spots all over under his arms and neck and belly. It started this past summer and it had to be the high heat and humidity that caused it. I have bathed him in medicated shampoos taken him to the vet ( they didn't know what it was I learned this from you). I think they just wanted us to keep coming back they prescribed a 2 week course of antibiotics and it made it worse.I feel so bad for the little guy he is such a trooper and he can't even reach the areas to link so it is not caused by licking the hot spots are just erupting all over him. I did find that coconut oil worked on one of the back legs so I will try that again.

Thank you Dr Jones. I've also used to treat demodex mange a mixture in 1 liter bottle. Half bottle of Apple cider vinegar, half bottle of water, with 5 to 10 different choices of essential oils.... lavender, peppermint, or lemon. I use so much because I use this mix on my 3 large dogs. And I make a bottle for my neighbor's dogs too.

Dr. Jones is the BEST!!! Truly a blessing. ✨ Savings lives. 🩵

Good advice for my pomeranian lula

Hi ! thank you for this video.... How about silver colloïdal ? is it good to or your receipe is preferable ?

Gotta love Tula laying on the island!

My Samoyed has been Dx w/ lupus. His nose is awful. It looks so raw. He was on prednisone for a while. What would you suggest for his nose? We have a “wound care” Rx by the local vet (Betagen topical spray) And what should people use for feline “hot spots”? Thank you.

Roll the bottle Doc, when the oil won't come out well. Thank you for the video, my elder dog thanks you too!!

Can you do this with a nursing dog

Being that the dog will most likely lick the treated area, is that mix treatment safe?

Dr. Jones, my 2 week- pregnant dog has a hotspot on her neck jus below her ear. I cant cut her fur properly cause she keeps moving. I want to clean the area thoroughly before applying your home-made treatment. Is it ok to bathe her even tho she's pregnant?

Can i use lemon and lavender instead?is it safe?

Hi Doc! Thanks for the vid, can I use this solution on my old English bulldogs paw? He’s got issues with getting infection on his paws. Will it be safe for him to lick it off?

i see a video of you and you say black tea and aspirin can be put on the wound to heal it up ?

My dog has like a sore dried up hard on his back he’s a Yorky has long hair he keeps chewing on it because it’s itching him I put Claudio silver on it but I was thinking about using Blackseed oil or oregano oil This is hard and itchy like scabs completely different

Thank you for this recipe. We have been to the vets three times and our old girl keeps coming down with this awful spot on the top of her tail. You can't wrap it easily. We need to change her diet to a grain free one. I love all these oils. However, a question on the tea tree oil. What I have learned is that tea tree oil shouldn't be used on dogs. Is it alright in this recipe because there are only a minimum of drops in the mixture?

Please tell me is tea tree oil unsave or toxic for dogs

My cousin has a yorkie and he has a rash on his arms and under his neck... N the doctors give him meds but its doesn't work so i sent her this link .. Maybe this might work..i always come to u when i need help with my animals. Thank u

My 13 yr old lab has a lot of allergies and he has a stubborn hotspot under his mouth. Its very itchy and irritated and I can’t afford to take him to the vet for at least 2 weeks and that’s with me compromising on paying my bills. I have a lot of natural herbal ingredients around the house and want to know if there’s anything i can do to treat this?

Would this last long or do you make it fresh each time. Thank you

hi dr jones i was wondering if you know about belladonna i did some research on it and it is good for dogs that are aggressive and i was wondering if you would know the dose to give a dog i couldn't find it online how much to give a dog maybe you can do a video on that in case other people like to know about it thank you :0

My dog has a rash and if I make this up and puts it on her belly and groin and she licks at it, will it harm her?

Dr. Jones, what could possible be underlying cause of a reddish tint to her ear flap. Her ears are clean, there is no odor. It doesn’t bother her and she doesn’t refuse to allow me to clean or treat her ears. She doesn’t scratch or dig at it. She loves her ears played with and that is how she gives us the “hint” she wants us to massage her ears by flipping at it with her paw. But she has done this since I brought her home from breeders I have used lavender oil in a carrier oil and used a roller to apply. It is just the one ear, the other is an normal whitish color. Would this recipe help? I have used essential oils on her to clean her ears. But this redness boggles me. It might be helpful to your video viewers to remember to put any mixture of oil in a tinted container like brown or blue to keep quality of oil .

What if they lick the oils

I NEED YOUR HELP MY DOGS HAVE MOGELLONS DISEASE AND I DONT KNOW HOw TO CURE THEM THEY EVEN HAVE THEM IN THEIR EARS

Question being that it’s mixed with green tea how long till the tea goes bad, should I make a new batch after how many days. Note it seems to be working , he is itching less.

All I have at the moment is tea tree oil and black tea...he's getting a bath around 2PM today his hotspot hasn't come out just yet....need some advice on what I could do with that tea tree oil...😟🐕🐕❤👫

What happens if they lick it

Can a dog have multiple hot spots at once? I’m not sure what my dog has on his back there are like 3 areas that I’m concerned with

Hi Dr is there a way to contact you privately? I'm in a certified aromatherapy animal practitioner course and have a question for you

Sorry, but I was under the impression that Tea Tree is dangerous to use on dogs. Is this not the case? Thanks

where do you get this stuff

You mention not to spray it near their mucous membranes. When spraying it on their crotch or rear area is it bad for them to lick that area

My poodle is so dang sensitive too her back ;( she licks her paws nawls her back ..I've tried everything

I was always told tea tree was toxic to dogs?

Meanwhile I think nothing of a pet on the counter but just thought about how many people would’ve flipping out. :)

What if they lick the solution off of their skin?

do you have any recommendations on paw licking and chewing? my poor Maltese has been doing this constantly and it's been a year now, I've took her to the vet and everything but she just won't stop

Can you please do a video or recommend a recipe for hot spots on cats... I know they can not tolerate the same essential oils as dogs do. Thank you.

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Sir, I made a huge mistake last July. I let my dog go swimming at Syringa. He is an eight year old Sheltie. So I know skin conditions are common in the breed. I had them check his thyroid two years ago during the last infection. Two years ago he went swimming there and contacted duck itch. He seemed to have an allergic reaction to it. The bite area became black, circular in shape and then this scab dropped off. In the center it was a very red hole and quite stinky. Like a wet Malmute. Soon his body had many of these spots. Black scabby areas about three quarters of an inch in size. I spent two months bathing him every second day, as the vet advised, then he was placed on antibiotics and after three runs of them his skin was better. Now..this time it is April 2018 I have been battling it this time for eight months. I used Betadine and managed to get rid of it from underarms, back, tail and neck. The tail was worst. It developed a secondary infection like very bad dandruff and an area on the tail was encased in a circle of angry red open bites and heavy scaling. I, at that time used a human shampoo for psoriasis and it cleared the scaly problem up. It is now only concentrated on his groin area. Looks like he has a hundred or so blackheads in the area. If I am not vigilant these pores produce something that looks like coffee grounds that drop off and end up on the bottom of his feet where they turn into a circular pattern of black and the cycle begins again. His skin is becoming flaky in spots also. Underarms and hind inner legs. He is on a fish based dog food and I have added a teaspoon of olive oil in it now to see if that will help. I have been washing halters, bedding,and dog for eight months. The past three I have been using viaderm. If I attempt to stop using it it flares horribly. I am sooo afraid it will exacerbate and I will be back at square one with a black scabby dog. The vet refused to put him on antibiotics. Which I can understand. Super bugs. She finally did last week. As soon as I stopped using the cream the areas started on his inner back leg again. Obviously wrong antibiotic since the condition is going backwards again. Spending a lot of money with my poor dog not getting better. And now he is sliding backwards. I have spent countless hours researching the net and came across the idea of using sulfur lime dip. An old idea I know. But...very tired here. And his skin is drying out and flaking from the stupid baths. Will this recipe you have here help?

I like your approach. But maybe it should be noted that owners need to be careful with tea tree, as it is very poisonous to dogs. If they apply drops of tea tree in areas where the dog can leak it, they can get sick, and they will not know why they are vomiting and sad. It happened to my dog, until I understood what caused it. Even just a few drops alone can be harmful, but maybe it is ok when it is diluted in that amount of green tea, as in your solution. Thank you for your recipe.

I have to get 2 of the oils n im gonna try it.. my poor baby has bacteria and yeast.... I pretty much got rid of the bacteria spraying him 50 apple cider vinegar 50 water but that don't help the itch fifty thousand different kinds of shampoo nothing helps

Doc is tree tea bad for cats?

Tea tree is a big NO for dogs and cats.

It’s doc Dean Ambrose in the house

Dont let them lick it though

Dr. Jones I've been researching hot spots for quite some time. We live in a very humid area of Costa Rica and unfortunately, our dog is paying the price with multiple hot spots. The veterinarians I have spoken with here attempted to dissuade me from using essential oils or even the black tea/aspirin method I learned from your videos. I have been shampooing our dog with a chlorhexidina shampoo and often using it topically. I think that the black tea/aspirin mixture with a few drops of lavender essential oil has really helped immensely. I am not taking their advice about this treatment. What I can't seem to find anywhere is an explanation of what the life cycle of hot spots is. My guess is that the red areas will scab over, the scabs will fall off and you keep those places clean. Can anyone confirm/deny this, please. Thank you.

Never put essential oils on hot spots.

I swear by tea tree oil

What about used motor vehicle oil????????????

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I find having a dog ( or cat) on a kitchen counter ...GROSS . The itchy dirty infected dog in the kitchen is so bad. This is so yucky.