Liver Disease in Dogs? UPDATE Fri Eve at 7:40 pm

Not saying it will not work, however a statements like this:

"DISCLAIMER

* Our readers offer information and opinions on Earth Clinic, not as a substitute for professional veterinary prevention, diagnosis, or treatment. Please consult with your veterinarian before taking any home remedies or supplements or following any treatment suggested by anyone on this site. Only your Veterinarian can provide you with advice on what is safe and effective for your pet's unique needs or diagnose your pet's particular medical history."

Should be taken into consideratioin as all others,. GJ, your doing the correct thing, took the poor thing to the vet, and now asking for as much help as possible for the poor animal..

Talk about something that really upset one, crulty to animals.. yeah, I know, I know, we eat chicken, beef pork and dogs too.. but, to me this is a bit different.. it's not for food, it's not a regigous ceromony, an expression of policatial injustice, revenge.., envey, greed, or anything I can think of which would cause one to throw a poor animal out of a moving vehicle... HHHhhhhhhh

Good luck... open there is something that gives comfort to the Big one, Wiley

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Originally posted by wessongroup Not saying it will not work, however a statements like this: "DISCLAIMER * Our readers offer information and opinions on Earth Clinic, not as a substitute for professional veterinary prevention, diagnosis, or treatment. Please consult with your veterinarian before taking any home remedies or supplements or following any treatment suggested by anyone on this site. Only your Veterinarian can provide you with advice on what is safe and effective for your pet's unique needs or diagnose your pet's particular medical history." Should be taken into consideratioin as all others,. GJ, your doing the correct thing, took the poor thing to the vet, and now asking for as much help as possible for the poor animal.. Talk about something that really upset one, crulty to animals.. yeah, I know, I know, we eat chicken, beef pork and dogs too.. but, to me this is a bit different.. it's not for food, it's not a regigous ceromony, an expression of policatial injustice, revenge.., envey, greed, or anything I can think of which would cause one to throw a poor animal out of a moving vehicle... HHHhhhhhhh Good luck... open there is something that gives comfort to the Big one, Wiley

I know I am going to sound like a broken record here, but with Renal failure, again, OACV would help to ease symptoms.

http://www.earthclinic.com/Pets/chronic_renal_failure.html

No, I'm not trying to sell OACV, I just know that it works! I wish I had known about it with my cat, Max, who had similar symptoms ~ not eating, vomiting, listless, etc. but my vet was at a loss. If I had known about OACV I may have been able to give him a more comfortable last few years.

Damn, I miss that cat

What about a transplant?

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Originally posted by bajafam Quote: Originally posted by wessongroup Not saying it will not work, however a statements like this: "DISCLAIMER * Our readers offer information and opinions on Earth Clinic, not as a substitute for professional veterinary prevention, diagnosis, or treatment. Please consult with your veterinarian before taking any home remedies or supplements or following any treatment suggested by anyone on this site. Only your Veterinarian can provide you with advice on what is safe and effective for your pet's unique needs or diagnose your pet's particular medical history." Should be taken into consideratioin as all others,. GJ, your doing the correct thing, took the poor thing to the vet, and now asking for as much help as possible for the poor animal.. Talk about something that really upset one, crulty to animals.. yeah, I know, I know, we eat chicken, beef pork and dogs too.. but, to me this is a bit different.. it's not for food, it's not a regigous ceromony, an expression of policatial injustice, revenge.., envey, greed, or anything I can think of which would cause one to throw a poor animal out of a moving vehicle... HHHhhhhhhh Good luck... open there is something that gives comfort to the Big one, Wiley thank you, wessongroup, for pointing out the disclaimer...while I agree that Jan should take the dog to the vet (and she said that she had) a little homeopathic treatment doesn't hurt. My personal experience with OACV is this: our cat had pink eye and he contracted it late Friday evening, after our vet's business hours, so I was desperate to help our kitty, but didn't see it as an emergency situation to warrant a very expensive call to another vet that does after hours care. So, I tried the OACV and by Monday, he was better, 100% better in fact. The OACV cost me $4.95 and I now add it to the cat's food and water daily, as he was prone to these infections. He hasn't had one since we started the regimen. Of course, my cats don't have liver disease, but, if they did, I would definitely try a homeopathic remedy that is documented to work on that specific ailment...in addition to taking into consideration what my vet said. Alternative medicine is just that, an alternative. And, since the OACV has been known to relieve some of the symptoms that Jan described, I felt it necessary to give her the information that I did. She may do with it what she will. Jan, I hope that doggie feels better, and that the people who tossed her get their due. Some people are just savages.

I tried to qualify it as best I could.. I know we all want the same thing.. the dog to feel comforable and secure and hopefully there will be something that can help the dog.. I would be trying just about anything myself...

I just put it up, to make sure GJ goes slow, I know she will, but when one is trying to help a sick dog and/or any living being.. we all tend to start to go a bit fast.. just trying to slow down so she gets a good review of all information..

Your absoulety corrent many non-traditional methods of health care be of great help and in some cases are the "root" of modern medicene.. which we use today...

Plants have been and still are a great source of health and well being.. if you have not noticed my first love was plants... but, like picking mushrooms.. one needs to go slow..

It's all for the dog... again, let us know how it goes for the big one... will hope for the best

Please Go To My Original Post for My Update

Glad you have some eager blood donors! Hope all goes well with the transfusions and that Gigi Girl recovers swiftly. Our dogs, Wilbur and Pooh send out slobbery kisses in her directions, and the promise of a butt sniffin' if we ever cross paths. In case, you were wondering, that's a good thing

As an aside, (I know, I know, does she ever quit?!) OACV is a natural tick repellent as well.

A su salud! Y buena suerte!