Ditto! We've spent thousands over the past 2 years! Disgusting!

@@iloveschicken6527vets won’t tell you because they want to keep making money

Me too! I'm going to try this for sure right now!!

It's horrible how much they want to take your dog in I was told yesterday it would be $55 for Visit is it exam $45 Is for a bacteria test in his ear and $25 to $45 for medication Antibiotics I forget but I believe it was $25 I don't know what to do for the ear infection. I don't have antibiotics. I'm going to try some of these things today thank you so much❤

@@tinahale1471 We paid over 1,000.00 for an allergy test that came back saying our dog was basically allergic to EVERYTHING! Our trees, grass, all meats but pork and salmon etc.. Another vet said the test was wrong after we got tired of restricting his diet.. changing everything we could and nothing got better! So far.. He's been doing better staying away from the vets!

Hi is there any way that I could please get this recipe of your neighbors dog spray for my dog. I have tried so many different foods and shampoos but we are limited on money so we can’t afford vets visits. Thank you. 🙏

@@angelamolnarpemberton5145 The recipe starts at 2:40 in the above video. Green tea, apple cider vinegar, lavender

@@whinymillennial ok yes I am definitely going to do this. Thank you for your kind replying to me. I thought that you had another recipe for this as well. Thank you 😊

God bless you that’s very sweet of you ❤

My vet recommended Apoquel for my dachshund. Within a couple of weeks she had an abscess between her toes. (Vet`s bill 1) than developed an abscess underneath because of a tiny scratch. This had to be drained. (Vet`s bill 2) I stopped using it because it blocks a dog`s natural defences to infection. I use apple cider vinegar and sea buckthorn spray on her skin. Oh and your advice re; yeast infection in dog`s ears? Canesten cured my dachshund.This was after numerous drops, antibiotics and steroids that failed to cure it.Thank you so much!

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I've been using your remedies and they work great. I wondered if you know about calendula doses for a sixty pound dog. It has wonderful benefits. I was trying her on different dog foods and put her on Sunday and she puked up a six inch nematode. She has had yeast problems and acute pancreatitis but thanks to your remedies she's moving right along. Love your videos. Thank you.

Stop feeling kibble with corn as the first ingredient. My dog had a yeast infection - cured it by feeding raw meat.

Dr Jones is like the vet I grew up visiting with my pets and like the vet my kids grew up visiting with their pets. He feels like the local doc who cared more about the animals in the community than the money! ❤❤❤ God loves Dr Jones too!! ❤

Yeah here in scotland, ingles vets didn't half rob my mum too. I was furious as her poor dogs have suffered their whole life and through research i discovered that long-term the internal damage is way bad. Worth a look into. 👍

Yes, here in Trowbridge, Wiltshire, I went to vets and they gave me Apoquel. However, no insert. Went back a week later, and asked for the leaflet! I was infuriated. Internal liver damage, kidneys etc. Nothing natural, even though I had said about Condes crystals etc. No help. Took my dog off Apoquel, and would rather bathe her, or let her itch. But now I found this! Thank you. I'm also going to try diatomaceous earth, and Neem oil. ❤️✔️

I’d haves that $28k and got a new dog.

@@darreldavis1461 She loved that dog and he was wonderful. He had such a tolerant and sweet nature but he was also a very clever dog. But I don't think you'd understand or appreciate any of what I've said.

​@@ruth.greening make sure you dilute the neem and don't put it near membranes or where they can lick

So how did you use the stuff?? Gave it to the dog, orally? How did they take it exactly?

The same as he shows,start very light mixture of ACV & WATER Then spray,if it's to strong it will burn the open wounds,also small amounts of fresh garlic & acv in food,

Did you try these remedies? Did they work?

@@20vannesa yes they work.

@@20vannesa I now use Dr Andrew’s formula , the powder,, AND THE CBD DROPS, and I am having fantastic results. Her skin is less itchy, hair growing back, and shiny, and she just stronger/ faster/ happier,,, appetite is 200% better,, and so i purchased the feline powder too. It’s been a real success for us,, I have 10 animals.

@@stephaniepiazzese2602I have a yorkie terrier he’s doing so bad if you don’t mind what are you feeding him or her. Thanks for the help and I’m glad your pup is doing much better ❤️

You're welcome

Wow, sounds like my boy Buddy! I’m going to try the Selsun Blue and may give the garlic a try too. Thank you for letting us know that this treatment works (not that I doubted Dr Jones),and that your dog is doing well☺️

Your a god sent

🙏

Just found you. My pouch has allergies galore. I definitely will be trying some of these remedies and let you know.

Did you find the 2.5% version of the shampoo?? Apparently it’s been discontinued and I can only find 1% selenium sulfide

Did the spray seem to burn ur dog too?

@@bestman3960 No, but if a dog is dealing with constant years infections, there's an issue likely within their diet. Try to eliminate carbs from their diet.

Blessings and great info. What’s the best thing for allergies, seem my dogo a little itchy but I’m giving her omega 3 and pet honesty multivitamin to see if it helps, it’s only been like about a week will wait and see if it really works. My vet to me to try welactin but go online to find it cheaper than buying from pet store God Bless

@@reynaldomeade4797 Please keep us updated as to the results. Peace and blessings to you as well.

@@th3azscorpio Blessings and yes I will keep you updated God Bless

Glad to help! 😊

Yup, try to solve the root of the problem they just try to cover it, 💰

I was looking at the vet bills and in one year I paid over $2,000 for ear infections and allergies. Now that Doc is here to help, I am so grateful. I save money and the ear infection is gone and allergies are taken care of a lot cheaper than what my vet recommended. Very grateful for Doc. You rock, sir!

What tea tree mixed did you buy?

@@20vannesa MIX coconut oil with tea tree oil, it's not rocket science.

Thank you so much:)

Hi there, I’ve looked on Amazon for Selson Blue but can’t find it, would it come under another name as I live in the UK. Thanks in advance.

Do you only use Head and Shoulders now or sometimes dog shampoo as well?

@publix19631963 Blessings and do you use it now on your dog, I heard it was good to use human shampoo not sure God Bless

Thanks!

Consume using a drinking straw to totally avoid contact with your chompers...easy peasy fix❤👍

I use it topically for itching and drink a weak solution with meals and have no gerd or acid reflux. It works ACV apple cider vinegar from the grocery store. Wish I had known about all this info, doc, before with my mastiffs who had this problem. Keep up the great work.

Check your dogs food for corn , it’s a bad allergy inducing food makes for smelly , itchy, black tarry ear goop .

Try Zymox, my shih-tzu get ear infections regularly and the Zymox has been a miracle, I get the cleaning solution and the hydro

I'm going through this with my Maltese, I don't know what the problem is but I know I have spent over $500 in different shampoos, switching dog foods, buying itch relief, my vet recommended some yeast shampoo but it didn't do a thing

He has a video for yeast inside the ears.

​@@TRANSPORTKING1988Cytopoint injections and/or Apoquel tablets. Ask the vet.

Who cares about homeopathic as long as the dog is healthy and lives a good long life.

Did you find the 2.5% version of the shampoo?? Apparently it’s been discontinued and I can only find 1% selenium sulfide

@@williamgarcia1995 🤦‍♀I cheaped out and purchased the Walmart Equate Brand. Saw your comment and checked. Sure enough it is only 1%. Arrrgh. He is getting relief after a bath and the tub has rusty orange sediment in the bottom, I assume that it is yeast die off. But I can't quite knock it out completely. I wonder if my success would improve if I bought the 2.5%? I apply this straight out of the bottle like a lotion and leave it on for nearly 20 minutes. Have you found the 2.5% since leaving this comment 2 months ago? THANK YOU.

@@b.walker5955 unfortunately I have not! Apparently the 2.5% bottle it’s only available in Canada at the moment…like even on Amazon Canada you can get it. It isn’t available in the US from what I’ve searched.

@@williamgarcia1995 Thank you. If i find it, I will report back to you! Really appreciate your insight! (Job, the patient dog, is grateful too!).🐶🙋‍♀

i had to take chicken out of my pup's diet and it made a difference with inflammation

Maybe it could be the water. It has a lot of chemicals that disrupt our pets throid gland. Try spring or filtered water too

@@zentember thank you. I'll remove chicken from my dog's food and hope that give some improvement.

I hope it helps:)

It’s yeast in the dog food… try to go raw

@jfr7160. Your doggie could be 100 years old he's still your baby❤🤗

Just beginning to treat my dog, I'm also adding probiotics to his treatment to prevent recurrence .

Can you elaborate on the garlic please? I am confused as some recommend it and others say it is toxic. And how much do you feed? A small clove per meal? Thank you

@@cangel201 vet in vid recommends 1/4 only, i.e., a very small piece of minced / crushed garlic. My dog gets hers in her scrambled egg or 'hidden' in a spoonful of tinned food.

@@rethap3612thank you

Garlic is safe for dogs. Back in the day some smart guys ran test on dogs giving them an absolute insane amount of garlic witch killed the dogs so it’s been widely believed that it’s toxic but to much of almost anything is toxic to all creatures. So in moderation it’s more then safe and hugely beneficial

So you use the Fungi Cure shampoo 2x a week for 2 weeks? Then on the days in between the baths, you use the athletes foot cream on the paws? And do all this for 2 weeks total?

That's amazing

L O L it wasn’t the same spoon. It was bigger, watch again.

@@jessiechandler1875 LOL Good to know Will do 🙌🏼🥄

How is your dog now? Cleared up?

Beer!! WTF! U trying to kill your dogs? They can’t have alcohol nor beer!! Beer is also made of yeast so STOP immediately

I was told to use Gold Bond by a friend of mine. Thoughts on it?

medicated powder can contain "cooling" ingredients which will burn/irritate inflamed sensitive skin.

Yeast thrives on moist starch.

@@pleiadesluciernaga8877exactly bad idea!

Wow, thank you

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Where did you guys find the shampoo ?

Thanks!

Haha, thank you:)

What is the diet?

@@ilianam9518 Hi, I had him on celery, cauliflower, broccoli, and either beef, chicken, and later both beef and chicken :) However, I would really recommend adding at least some supplements, because while the base is fine as I just described it, in the long term it is not a full-spectrum dog food, so long-term the dog needs to have added what isn't there. I would research this well before jumping into it, my experience is that it also changes the stomach tolerance of the dog and he will not be able to go back to regular (cheap) pet food. We now have him on Natsbi brand food, which our vet sells, and this is working very well too. Not that homemade cooking was not good, but we moved countries and here our dog did not agree with some of the ingredients.

@@TheApeMachine hi :) thank you for replying your dogs diet and advice! Interesting. I was thinking of supplementing so this just confirmed. I’m worried about diets changing the dogs stomach to not go back to regular dog food wondering what to do when I go on vacation lol probably just premix everything but the meat and add fresh daily. I had no idea dogs were so complicated 😆🥴

Good to know, thank you.

Hey do you dilute the neem oil ? Today my second day using it but I been using it without diluting it ….

@Trailblazer can you tell us more who you used the Neem Oil and how often youd did it? Thanks!

Wow thank you so much. God bliss you🙏🏽

Yes your absolutely correct. The three things this guy recommend, give dogs horrible reactions except green tea but it's useless on its own.

Yes, it turns out that the original research used a ridiculous amount of garlic... as always, moderation is the key 😺👍

:-)

it does work I've used it on my dogs for years

Thank you so much for this I swear by the banixx it works well on my lab. She has a yeast infection and allergies the banixx works.

Bannix

@@laureenwood428 can i know which banixx product u use?

I saw this too! My dog used to love water till I started adding ACV to it :( So now I add home made Chicken Broth and he drinks all of it :D It's just chicken and water, then I pour that into his water dish with the ACV. Hope this helps!

Great tip!

I appreciate that

You're welcome:)

That's interesting. My dog had black colored skin all over her tummy. Which my vet immediately said was yeast. After 3 weeks of ketaconazole the stomach completely changed from black to a healthy, pink color. Problem is the yeast has now relocated from her tummy to her tail. So now she's not licking her tummy but is eating her tail off. I just ordered caprlyic acid, oil of oregano and probiotics. And I do notice vinegar of any type with some peroxide seems to reduce the itching for an hour or 2. I can't afford more trips to the vet so something natural has to work! This has been going on over 6 months now it's a nightmare.

@@robertcece6972 yes! I can’t afford to continue to go to the vet, it was expensive! We are still battling the yeast infection🤧 it’s getting better, but I’ve lost faith in the vet.

@@robertcece6972 - Hi - my little Japanese Chin cross has a number of allergy related problems. She is on a daily dose of antihistamine and (for the “vaginitis”) cranberry extract. We have done the whole steroid thing and repeated treatment with Mometamax drops for her ear “infections”. I started by following the vet’s directions to give her Reactine - a whole pill, just like you would take as a human! He said it would be okay, so I tried it. It did have a very noticeable affect on her allergy symptoms, but I was concerned about their affect on her internal organs. I was speaking with a Naturopath and she suggested a homeopathic remedy - Rhinallergy , made by the Boiron company, costs approximately the same as the house-brand version of Reactine, and has controlled her symptoms WAY better than the Reactine!!! She no longer has itchy spots, her eyes don’t have any mung in them (they used to be quite goopy requiring me to wipe them frequently, and her ears are much better (but she gets an ear wash with a bit of hydrocortisone in it 2-3 times a week). As for her vaginitis - I was giving her a regular cranberry gel-cap per day. The only thing with gel-caps is, as soon as they touch that moist little tongue, *they stick*! I had to pretty much stuff them waaaaay back on her tongue, almost down her throat, to get them into her. Because I didn’t want to maybe scratch her mouth/throat with my fingernail, I began searching for some other form of tablet or maybe a liquid. To no avail! Then, one day I was in Wal-Mart and turned around after picking out another item, and there, right behind me, was a wall of vitamins/supplements. So, I figured I’ll give it another go. Lo and Behold - there it was - Cranberry GUMMIES!!! What a true answer to prayer! They aren’t cheap, but they aren’t really expensive, either. She is not a fan of the flavour (I think it tastes like some fruit or berry), but she will let me put it in the middle of her tongue and she swallows it (if I gently hold her jaw shut till it’s down). Before I give it to her, I kind of “pre-chew” it by biting it with my front teeth, in a kind of grid pattern, but not all the way through. That way, it kind of flattens it out (it’s sort of like a mini jujube). Now, her “vaginitis” is all gone and we are happy about that. The brand of gummie is “Nature’s Bounty”, there are 60 pills in the bottle which are 100mg in strength. My vet explained the purpose of the cranberry treatment. It ups the acid level in her urine, so that when she goes pee, it washes the vulva area and gets rid of the yeast “infection” (which is an external symptom of an allergic reaction). Because female dogs sit with their “lady-bits” touching the ground, if there is something there to which they are allergic, it’s liable to cause a reaction. Anyway, all that being said - she does have something going on with her feet just now, so I’m going to try that ACV concoction. It sounds like a good thing. I hope my long-winded tale didn’t put you to sleep, lol. I truly hope it will be of some help. Best of luck. PS - I just re-read your comment and it reminded me of Colloidal Silver. It is a natural antibiotic made from silver and comes in a spray bottle at health-food stores and a lot of pet stores also carry it. It can work wonders on wounds and infections/irritations, and it won’t matter if your dog ingests it as it isn’t toxic and can also be given orally for treatment of infections and such. You might want to research it. It just looks like water. It doesn’t sting. It has no taste. So, it is very easy to administer. 👍🙏🏼✌️ 👵🏻🐾💕🇨🇦

@@inbetweenmeetings - Hi - my little Japanese Chin cross has a number of allergy related problems. She is on a daily dose of antihistamine and (for the “vaginitis”) cranberry extract. We have done the whole steroid thing and repeated treatment with Mometamax drops for her ear “infections”. I started by following the vet’s directions to give her Reactine - a whole pill, just like you would take as a human! He said it would be okay, so I tried it. It did have a very noticeable affect on her allergy symptoms, but I was concerned about their affect on her internal organs. I was speaking with a Naturopath and she suggested a homeopathic remedy - Rhinallergy , made by the Boiron company, costs approximately the same as the house-brand version of Reactine, and has controlled her symptoms WAY better than the Reactine!!! She no longer has itchy spots, her eyes don’t have any mung in them (they used to be quite goopy requiring me to wipe them frequently, and her ears are much better (but she gets an ear wash with a bit of hydrocortisone in it 2-3 times a week). As for her vaginitis - I was giving her a regular cranberry gel-cap per day. The only thing with gel-caps is, as soon as they touch that moist little tongue, *they stick*! I had to pretty much stuff them waaaaay back on her tongue, almost down her throat, to get them into her. Because I didn’t want to maybe scratch her mouth/throat with my fingernail, I began searching for some other form of tablet or maybe a liquid. To no avail! Then, one day I was in Wal-Mart and turned around after picking out another item, and there, right behind me, was a wall of vitamins/supplements. So, I figured I’ll give it another go. Lo and Behold - there it was - Cranberry GUMMIES!!! What a true answer to prayer! They aren’t cheap, but they aren’t really expensive, either. She is not a fan of the flavour (I think it tastes like some fruit or berry), but she will let me put it in the middle of her tongue and she swallows it (if I gently hold her jaw shut till it’s down). Before I give it to her, I kind of “pre-chew” it by biting it with my front teeth, in a kind of grid pattern, but not all the way through. That way, it kind of flattens it out (it’s sort of like a mini jujube). Now, her “vaginitis” is all gone and we are happy about that. The brand of gummie is “Nature’s Bounty”, there are 60 pills in the bottle which are 100mg in strength. My vet explained the purpose of the cranberry treatment. It ups the acid level in her urine, so that when she goes pee, it washes the vulva area and gets rid of the yeast “infection” (which is an external symptom of an allergic reaction). Because female dogs sit with their “lady-bits” touching the ground, if there is something there to which they are allergic, it’s liable to cause a reaction. Anyway, all that being said - she does have something going on with her feet just now, so I’m going to try that ACV concoction. It sounds like a good thing. I hope my long-winded tale didn’t put you to sleep, lol. I truly hope it will be of some help. Best of luck. PS - I just re-read your comment and it reminded me of Colloidal Silver. It is a natural antibiotic made from silver and comes in a spray bottle at health-food stores and a lot of pet stores also carry it. It can work wonders on wounds and infections/irritations, and it won’t matter if your dog ingests it as it isn’t toxic and can also be given orally for treatment of infections and such. You might want to research it. It just looks like water. It doesn’t sting. It has no taste. So, it is very easy to administer. 👍🙏🏼✌️ 👵🏻🐾💕🇨🇦

Happy to help! Let me know how it goes. - Dr. Andrew Jones Get free ebook here: www.veterinarysecrets.com

My vet mixes up an anti fungal ear wash . It works great and isn't expensive . It won't fix some types of ear infections that are caused by other things but works great on yeast .

Garlic is toxic to dogs so

Glad you find it helpful.

Welcome

I used to live in Europe and vet there told me to never bath huskies, they have important for them protection on their skin which shouldn’t be washed off. Only brushing. Then came to United States and took husky to groomer for bath. It ended up with terrible eczema and itchy skin. Look terrible. So please don’t bath husky.

Are you talking about the shampoo or the spray? My dog has yeasty ears and bites his feet.

@@dalehallett8449 since my reply to the video was 6 months ago, I was using the spray. This was only a temporary fix. Yeast is a problem within the gut. Leaky Gut in dogs and their intolerances needs to be addressed. Yeast does not vanish with products used on the outside. Dr. Jones gives fabulous advice as you work on the health internally to get rid of yeast.

I'm going to try the spay on a cotton pad and wipe my cat down. No baths or garlic...cats can't take garlic....vet prescribed med she won't take. Money wasted.

OK :-)

Thank you so much!

You are very welcome