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I'm so glad to hear that my videos have been helpful to you during this challenging time. Pancreatitis can indeed be a frightening experience, both for your pet and for you as a caregiver. It's important to closely monitor his condition at home following such a severe episode. The persistence of diarrhea indicates that his digestive system is still quite sensitive and recovering. Managing his diet will be crucial in the next few days. A bland, low-fat diet can be beneficial. Foods that are easy to digest such as boiled chicken and rice, without any spices or oils, can help in settling his stomach and reducing gastrointestinal stress. It’s also important to ensure he stays hydrated but be cautious with his water intake; too much at once can lead to further stomach upset. Offering ice chips can help keep him hydrated without overloading his stomach. Monitoring his symptoms closely will be key in managing his recovery at home. Watch for signs of improvement or any worsening of symptoms. If he continues to have diarrhea, or if he starts vomiting, becomes lethargic, or shows signs of abdominal pain, it would be wise to contact your veterinarian promptly. These could be signs that his pancreatitis is not yet under control.

You're very welcome! It's wonderful to hear that you're mindful about avoiding toxic products for your dog's health. When dealing with itching and digging at the rear end, it could be a sign of several issues, such as allergies or even fleas. You've mentioned using non-toxic approaches, which is excellent. It's essential to consider both dietary influences and environmental factors.

Hi! Feeding enzymes to support pancreatitis can be a complex topic. Generally, during active pancreatitis, it's crucial to avoid supplemental enzymes because they can exacerbate the condition by further inflaming the already irritated pancreas. Instead, focusing on a low-fat, highly digestible diet can help alleviate the strain on the pancreas. For preventive measures or in cases of chronic pancreatitis where there isn't an acute flare-up, the use of enzymes needs to be very carefully managed. It's essential to work closely with your veterinarian to monitor your pet's condition and adjust their diet and supplements accordingly. The goal is to support the pancreas without overwhelming it, which can sometimes be a delicate balance.

@@DrRuthRoberts thanks Dr Ruth. I don't think my girl has pancreatitis, am trying to avoid it. I do give her a supplement that has probiotics and digestive enzymes though. If she is healthy is that okay? I will check with the vet I bought the product for the probiotics mostly and I read somewhere that if you don't feed raw, but gently cooked whole foods, that dogs may need enzymes. Sigh. Hard to know what to do sometimes.

@@DrRuthRoberts ps Thanks for getting back to me, it is rare. I appreciate your advice in the videos it is very calming. Often when trying to navigate the ' trying to do the best for your pets' space, it is downright scary with all the toxic and horrifying things they can be are affected by. You manner, voice and advice is calming. Thanks. :)

@@hurtlingasteroid4014 It's wonderful to hear that you're proactive about your dog's health and are considering all aspects of her diet. You're right; the decision-making process can sometimes feel overwhelming with all the available information. Using a supplement that includes both probiotics and digestive enzymes can be beneficial, especially if you're feeding gently cooked whole foods instead of a raw diet. Probiotics are excellent for maintaining healthy gut flora, which is crucial for overall health and digestion. As for digestive enzymes, they can indeed help in breaking down the food more efficiently, making nutrients more accessible for absorption, particularly if the diet lacks certain natural enzymes typically found in raw foods. However, it's smart to consult with your veterinarian, as you plan to do. They can provide guidance tailored to your dog's specific health needs and dietary requirements. Each pet is unique, and what works for one might not be ideal for another. Maintaining a diet that supports your dog's digestive health without stressing the pancreas is key. If you ever notice any changes in her digestion or overall health, it might be worth revisiting the balance of supplements and diet components you're using.

@@hurtlingasteroid4014 Thank you, I am glad to be of help.

Thank you for your kind words!

I'm sorry to hear about the health challenges your cats are facing with chlamydia. It's good to hear that one of your cats has responded well to the treatment, but I understand your concern for the one still showing symptoms. Regarding the use of the ophthalmic ointment, it's generally a good step if the eyedrops were not fully effective. Ointments can sometimes offer a more prolonged contact time with the eye, which might help in clearing up any lingering infection. However, it’s crucial to monitor his response to the ointment closely and keep in touch with your vet if symptoms persist or worsen. As for your healthy cat, it's usually not necessary to treat animals that aren't showing symptoms. Preventative treatment isn't typically recommended unless there's a specific reason to believe the disease might spread or if your vet advises it based on their particular susceptibility or health history. Overuse of antibiotics can lead to resistance, so it's best used only when clearly needed. Always ensure that the treatment duration and dosages are followed as prescribed by your vet to avoid incomplete treatment, which can lead to recurrence of the infection.

That's truly fantastic news! It's always heartening to see positive outcomes from integrative approaches.

@@DrRuthRoberts they also have the Kidney Protocol that helps bring down my dog’s BUN and SDMA levels when they’re elevated.

Supplements such as omega-3 fatty acids (fish oil) <pets.holisticpethealthcoach.com/3V12tMl> can be beneficial. They help reduce inflammation naturally and have a good safety profile for dogs with organ dysfunctions. Another option is to use CBD oil, which has been shown to help manage pain and inflammation without the harsh side effects that some medications might cause. Additionally, a diet tailored to reduce inflammation can play a significant role in managing arthritis. Foods that are high in antioxidants and low in processed ingredients can help reduce overall inflammation and improve joint health. The Crock Pet Diet by Dr. Ruth <pets.holisticpethealthcoach.com/44VX5hX> is designed to support overall health and reduce inflammation. Physical therapies like acupuncture and cold laser therapy can also provide pain relief without the need for drugs. These therapies are gentle and can be very effective in managing arthritis pain. Lastly, ensuring that your dog maintains a gentle exercise regimen can help maintain joint function and prevent stiffness. Even simple activities like short, slow walks can be beneficial.

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I'm truly sorry to hear about the distressing situation you and your cherished Chihuahua are going through. It sounds incredibly challenging, and your feelings of stress and heartache are completely understandable. A sudden deterioration in a pet's health can feel overwhelming and often leaves us feeling helpless. It's also important to take care of yourself during this stressful time. Reaching out for support from friends and family can provide some comfort and practical help.

My dog and cat are both vet free and poison free but I still struggle with my dogs health- I just switched him to a raw diet and am hopeful that will help clear up his itching and licking himself …

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Since your cat is not keen on the overtly fishy smell of the Aventia, you might consider trying a fish oil product with a different scent profile. Some fish oils come with flavor enhancements like orange or lemon, which might be less off-putting to your cat than the traditional fishy aroma. These can sometimes be more palatable to cats who are sensitive to stronger fish odors.

@@DrRuthRoberts Thank you, Dr.! Can you recommend any of these brand with different scent profiles?

So sorry to hear about your loss. I know It's incredibly tough to say goodbye. I'm glad you found our video, though I wish it could have been sooner for your buddy's sake. If you ever have questions about pet health or need support from a community that understands what you're going through, we're here for you. Don't hesitate to reach out. Take care. 🐾💕

That's wonderful to hear!

Hi, Shirley. I hope you and your furry friend are doing well! We understand you have concerns related to your pet's joint problems. To support your pet's well-being, consider trying Arthripaws: drruthroberts.com/products/best-joint-supplement-for-dogs-and-cats?_pos=1&_psq=arthri&_ss=e&_v=1.0 which many pet owners have found effective. Also, we offer a free program covering holistic pet health with valuable insights. You can download it here: drruthroberts.com/collections/bone-and-joint-health-protocol. We believe it can significantly benefit both you and your pet.

Hi, Standard Process Renal Supplements are not exclusively for senior dogs. They are designed to support kidney health across various life stages and conditions. While it's true that kidney issues are more common in older dogs, younger dogs with kidney challenges or those exposed to factors that may stress kidney function can also benefit from these supplements. The formulation aims to support the entire renal system, which can be beneficial for dogs of any age dealing with kidney health concerns.

Hello, Our program is all done for you. You get the support you need during and after the program through weekly coaching calls with Dr. Ruth, a dedicated mentor, and a whole support team. Usually, when you graduate, other programs wish you luck, and you're on your own, but this is not how we do it because we believe in ongoing support when it is most needed, which is always after you finish the course. Dr. Ruth will remain a mentor to you for a while after graduation, alongside lifetime access to our community in Circle with your colleagues and other coaches so that if you have any clients with specific issues, you can seek advice/help. Exchange new information with other certified coaches, make connections and build a network to get clients, we make sure we're always connected to know that you're not out there alone and are always here for each other if you need asstaince. The program has received approval for 40 hours of RACE CE Credits for Veterinarians and Vet techs through AAVSB; this is the only holistic program with that approval.

@@DrRuthRoberts awesome, thank you for the quick response. Dr Ruth talks about the initials in the alphabet soup behind her name. Since this is a certification program, are there initials that go behind your name when you complete the program?

@@10deecollins Yes, definitely. Its your name, HPHC.

@@DrRuthRoberts thank you.

Hi Pamela, I'm sorry your daughter's pet is having to deal with health issues right now. I believe the best way we can help you is through consultation. We have holistic pet health coaches who offer online consultations; they work alongside Dr. Ruth Roberts, an expert in holistic and integrative medicine. Book a consultation with a coach here: drruthroberts.com/collections/coaches.

Losing your husband and then facing a devastating cancer diagnosis for your furry companion must have been incredibly tough. Your dedication to exploring holistic options for your beloved boxer after her devastating cancer diagnosis is truly inspiring. Despite the immense challenges, your unwavering love and commitment have enabled her to thrive 8 months later with a great quality of life. Your story reminds us of the incredible human-animal bond and the power of hope in the face of adversity.

I'm so sorry to hear about your loss. Losing a beloved pet is incredibly difficult.😢

@@DrRuthRoberts Thank you so much.

Hello, recommended daily dosage by weight: 1 - 20 lbs (2 tabs) 21-50 lbs (4 tabs) 51 lbs+ (6) best given on an empty stomach

Hello, you can try CBD CALM: tinyurl.com/yu6anxjt which is a Full Spectrum Oil for Dogs with Anxiety and Behavioral Issues. Also, Canine Thyroid Support for dogs' thyroid gland that provides critical trace nutrient support and supports all aspects of thyroid function: tinyurl.com/4kbksp69.

@@DrRuthRoberts his behavior is perfect , when is with me. I give him sometimes valerian root extract ?

Hi, try CBD Calm, an organic, full-spectrum extract formula is perfect for naturally managing your dog’s chronic anxiety and situational fear. <drruthroberts.com/products/calm-fullspectrum-oil-for-dogs-with-anxiety?keyword=calm> also, Canine Thyroid Support: drruthroberts.com/products/standardprocess-canine-thyroid-support-a1900?_pos=1&_psq=thyroid&_ss=e&_v=1.0, a supplement for dogs' thyroid gland that provides critical trace nutrient support and supports all aspects of thyroid function.

@@DrRuthRoberts but my dog have HYPERthyreodisam... "early" stage...

That's great! I am glad I am able to help :)

That's good to hear, Christine!

Hello, recommended daily dosage by weight: 1 - 20 lbs (2 tabs) 21-50 lbs (4 tabs) 51 lbs+ (6) best given on an empty stomach

The CrockPet diet is 100% nutritionally complete per AAFCO standards and needs no other supplementation. A pet parent may add any supplementation they feel would help their pet but it's not necessary.

Hello Stacy, We’re sorry that your dog has to deal with these health issues. We have available pet health coaches trained by Dr. Ruth Roberts under her coaching program. They work closely with Dr. Ruth also and get her guidance. Our certified pet health coaches ​can help you through an online consultation and guide you with a specific recipe for your pet's specific condition. You can check out this page to choose who you think best fits your needs: drruthroberts.com/pages/consulting-page. Kindly email us at drruthroberts@drruthroberts.com if you have questions.

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I hope you and your furry friend are doing well! We understand you have concerns related to Heart problems. To support your pet's well-being, consider Breathe Mushroom Supplement: drruthroberts.com/products/breath-heart-and-respiratory-supplements-for-dogs which many pet owners have found effective. Also, we offer a free program covering holistic pet health with valuable insights. You can download it here: drruthroberts.com/collections/cardiovascular-support-protocol, which we believe it can greatly benefit both you and your pet.

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Hello Nadya, We’re sorry that your dog has to deal with health issue. We have available pet health coaches trained by Dr. Ruth Roberts under her coaching program. They work closely with Dr. Ruth also and get her guidance. Our certified pet health coaches ​can help you through an online consultation and guide you with a specific recipe for your pet's specific condition. You can check out this page to choose who you think best fits your needs: drruthroberts.com/pages/consulting-page.

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