Dr. Carol – what can I say…you’re truly a blessing!!!

My 8 year old Lab,  Harley got very sick.  My dog wasn’t eating and I had to take a water bowl to her to get her to drink.  She had zero energy and her breathing was weird and she had urinated all over the kitchen floor one night.

I thought her breathing seemed a bit labored, in the end I would find out it was because my dog was in pain.

Anyway, I spent $1,200 at the emergency vet.  They weren’t finding anything. They called in a ‘specialist’ to look at her and he duplicated some of the lab tests as he wanted to have them sent to a different lab.

All the tests came back pointing to problems with my dog’s pancreas.  The next step would have been to do an expensive ultra sound to ‘try’ to figure out what to do next.

I contacted Dr. Carol as I knew her PAAWS products had helped my mom’s dog a few years back.  I sent her a copy of Harley’s lab results.  She looked them over and offered her advice free of charge.  She saved me the expense of the ultra sound.

She instructed me to feed Harley a home-made pet diet made of brown rice, boiled chicken, peas and sent me some of her pet products (Probiotics and Digest-Zymes) to sprinkle on her food.

I wasn’t sure if Harley would eat it because she tends to be a bit picky.  She not only ate Dr. Carol’s home-made diet, she was wanting MORE. I took a sigh of relief (that she was eating)!!  Harley has also started on the PAAWS product and she LOVES them!!!

Just before Harley got sick, I had recently opened a new bag of Iams Healthy Naturals (lamb meal and rice).

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Dear Dr. Carol,

It has been over a month and I want to share the story & photos of my dog Paspas…

Paspas is a stray dog that is rescued by my husband. She was about to be hit by a car, she was a little lonely puppy and my husband just stopped his car & picked her up from the street. Paspas was diagnosed with severe hip dysplasia when she was about 7 months old and we were told that surgery was our only option.

However, we wanted to try the alternative pet therapy & had the gold beads implanted. They seemed to work fine for only one week and later on the pain came back. We discussed this with our holistic vet & he advised us to go for a second round on the implants and this time on more places. We agreed to have the second rounds.

Unfortunately that did not work out fine as well and she was in a lot of pain again. She was fine for almost 3 weeks but later on the pain, crying & not being able to get up returned. Imagine a 9 month old dog not even getting up and crying so hard with pain when she has to. I am a person who believes natural remedies could work miracles and one should try to do her best before having surgery as an option.

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Hello Dr. Carol!

Remember Jeremy our collie? We called you about a year and a half ago when we got the bad news that he was diagnosed with Lymphoma Cancer and we were devastated. It was a relief talking to you that day, but you encouraged us to have hope.

Jeremy had been very healthy most of his life so this was very shocking for us. He was given the option of IV chemotherapy or oral chemo and prednisone. The oncology vet told us that Jeremy could very well not pull through the IV chemo treatment but then again said it could be successful but that it would only give him 6 months at best. The cost of the chemo was also very high and came with no guarantee at all.

So we finally decided to treat him naturally with your help and try to keep him comfortable.

It is hard to believe but its been a year longer than the oncology vet gave him to live with chemo and without any chemo Jeremy acts like a champ. His appetite is still good and he gulps down your anti-cancer diet.

We give him your Paaws vitamins and kidney product every day. They are wonderful and I believe have been responsible for helping him tremendously through all of this. When our friends come over, they can’t believe Jeremy is sick. Sometimes when we are outside playing, he is so active and energetic we forget he is sick. But that piece of paper with the biopsy report from the oncology vet makes us come back to reality.

Our vet is amazed at how well he is doing.  The most recent blood test shows normal kidney values and slightly elevated liver values and some abnormal white cells and our vet said that’s to be expected.

We wanted to do the very best for Jeremy. We love him like a child and now we feel certain that we made the right choice.

We are so grateful for all the time you spent helping us and your wonderful products.

We can’t thank you enough!

Carol, Bill and Jeremy W.

Gwinn, Michigan

Holistic veterinarian, Dr. Carol Osborne, DVM is available for pet health consultations and pet health questions for dogs and cats. Call Dr. Carol’s office toll free t 1-866-372-2765 to make an appointment for your pet.

Bookmark www.carolonpets.com for the latest pet health news, tips, stories and pet anti-aging updates for your dogs and cats.

Hello Dog Lovers:

Here’s a note, I received from a woman with a dog experiencing  explosive diarrhea.

Dear Dr. Carol,

I can’t thank you enough for your help and support. Penny’s diarrhea is gone and that powder you sent me really did the trick in 2 days. I really couldn’t believe it.

Thank you again!

Cindy

Dr. Carol,

I wrote to you a couple of weeks ago about my dog, Penny.  She is a 12 year old golden retriever and thanks to your wonderful Paaws vitamins (along with your bone & joint formula), she acts like a three year old and we love her as much as we love our children.

You wrote me back and told me you would work with me to help me get rid of Penny’s diarrhea.  I did not immediately respond because I decided to try the remedy of boiled chicken and rice only for her food.  In addition, as of yesterday I have stopped her frosty paws ice cream in the morning as well as her favorite chicken jerky.

Unfortunately, none of this has helped so I am going to try the diarrhea remedy and home-made recipe you suggested.

She is not acting sick but is definitely not able to control the urge to go, thus allowing for many accidents in the house.  She is extremely happy and playful after she goes.  She is continuing her walks, is playful, has not lost weight, and is definitely enjoying her boiled chicken and rice.  The stools are very loose and bad smelling. I dropped off a stool sample to my vet.

The vet tested Penny’s stool for parasites and said nothing showed up, though I realize that all parasites do not show through this test.  The vet has put her on Flagyl and another small pill to harden her stool.  She has been on this for a couple days but does not seem to be making a difference.  I worry about the effects to her digestive tract with the antibiotic.

Penny is a very anxious dog, is afraid of storms and terrified of the vet.  I am trying to put off as long as possible taking her in for additional testing as she does not deal with it very well.  She becomes so terrified and breathes so hard that I am fearful she will have a heart attack.  My vet is wonderful and actually crawls on the floor and under the chair to examine her but it is very traumatic for her.

Thank you so much for your help.  I am desperate.

Cindy K., Jupiter, Florida

Holistic veterinarian and author, Dr. Carol Osborne, DVM., is available for pet heath consultations and pet health questions for dogs and cats. Contact Dr. Carol’s office Toll Free at 1-866-372-2765.

Hello Cat Lovers, I want to share this note I received with all of you:

Two weeks ago, I received a desperate phone call from a woman with an 18 year old cat, named Angel. Angel was on the verge of being euthanized because her owner and her vet had run out of ideas to help her.

Angel had suffered a broken pelvis from being hit by a car several years ago and then developed such severe arthritis, not only was she unable to climb into her litter box, now she had stopped eating and wasn’t even able to pass stool on her own.

She was told that the arthritis was so advanced; it had resulted in narrowing of her pelvic canal to the point where she could not defecate on her own. She had been hospitalized twice, was put on IV fluids and given enemas to try to relieve her constipation. The problem was that as soon as she went home the problem recurred.

Hi Dr. Carol,

I wanted to drop you a note to say thank you so much for your help with my 18 year old cat, Angel.  She has passed her bowels 3 times since I last talked to you and she no longer struggles to go.  She is bright and alert and looks just so happy.  She is coming down stairs several times a day when before she never did.  Her coat looks cleaner and smoother.  I am so thankful and I am sure Angel is too.  Karen

Not being sure if she was going to make it, now I can’t believe she has recovered so quickly.  She is right next to me now watching me type.  It’s amazing. I haven’t talked to my vet yet, he is on vacation and doesn’t return until Friday and the other vets there I really don’t have faith in.  My vet that was one who told me to call you is only there 2 days a week.  I know he will be very pleased to hear how well Angel is doing.

I don’t know exactly what’s responsible for her sudden turnaround…maybe a combination of everything.  However; the very first day that I gave her the Paaws, she started to walk a bit better.  Giving her only wet food with the veggies, as you suggested, is definitely helping to soften her stools and it seems to be making it easier for her to have a bowel movement.

I will start giving her the hip and joint tonight in her food.  I would definitely have to say the Paaws worked wonders because that is the only thing that she has been on for any length of time. She had a bowel movement on Thursday and Friday and then one today.

She walked up and down the stairs several times today, which she never, ever did before.

For an 18 year old cat with arthritis she is doing fabulously!  She doesn’t fall over any more when she walks.  It’s just amazing.

I have attached a picture of Angel, and if you would like to share this on your site it is fine with me.

Again I am so thankful for all of your help and for your Paaws product!!

Thank you.  Karen M.

Cherry Hill, New Jersey

Holistic veterinarian and author, Dr. Carol Osborne, DVM., is available for pet health consultations and pet health questions. Contact Dr. Carol Toll Free at 1-866-372-2765.

Hello Dog Lovers!

I have been working with a woman who loves her dogs and lives in Turkey. Her name is Itir and her 2 dogs; Paspas and Mia were having problems with Hip Dysplasia and severe arthritis.

I wanted to share her notes with my canine loving community.

Hi Dr. Carol,

I just cannot tell you how much you are loved here. We pray to you every day for saving our beloved one.

I have prepared this little post and want to share what we have been through with others. I just wish PAAWS will help everyone as it did with us.

With lots of love, Itir

Paspas is more than perfect; she is all we could have asked for. Her legs are much better and they seem a lot stronger. She does not cry anymore and she is running with ease and this is all your success. I just can’t believe the perfect results my dogs are experiencing with PAAWS…

Thank you very much…

Hi Dr. Carol,

It has been a while since we have last talked. I wanted to give you an update about my 2 girls. Paspas, my dog with Hip Dysplasia is responding very well to Paaws, she is jumping and playing, no problematic symptoms are seen. Mia’s eyes are better and she is also doing very well.

Best, Itir

Holistic veterinarian and author, Dr. Carol Osborne, DVM., is available for pet health consultations and pet health questions for dogs and cats. Contact Dr. Carol Toll Free at 1-866-372-2765

I wanted to share this note with all of my pet loving friends. I received this from a family in Florida. They are the proud owners of a Cocker Spaniel named Buddy. who has been diagnosed with Lymphoma cancer.

Hi Dr. Carol,
Our Cocker Spaniel, Buddy was diagnosed with Lymphoma cancer in July 2009.

We live in Florida. My husband found out about your PAAWS vitamins online and called to find out some information and order PAAWS.

Buddy started taking PAAWS vitamins the week after his diagnosis and has been taking them ever since!

He loves them!

We decided to try chemotherapy and with the first protocol, he went into remission for 5 weeks.  Then, unfortunately the lymphoma returned. We decided to try a rescue protocol and he has been in a second remission for 6 months now.

His last chemotherapy treatment was 3 months ago and he is doing FANTASTIC!!!

We think that it is a combination of many things: his wonderful veterinarian, chemotherapy, your wonderful PAAWS vitamins and lots of love from his family!

Just wanted to share his success!

We can’t thank you enough you for all your help, time and advice and for making this wonderful PAAWS product!

Tom, Beverly & Buddy

Holistic veterinarian and Anti-Aging Pet Health Diplomat, Dr. Carol Osborne, DVM., is available for pet health consultations and pet health questions for dogs and cats. To make an appointment for your dog and/or cat call Dr. Carol’s office Toll Free at 1-866-372-2765.

Bookmark www.carolonpets.com for the latest pet health news, tips and pet anti-aging up dates for your dogs and cats.

I wanted to share another success story with all of the loving diabetic pet owners searching the web for information on how to deal with diabetic pets still taking Vetsulin and trying to get answers on how to switch their dogs over from Vetsulin to DNA based insulin. It is not difficult at all.

Here is a pet owner who’s little dog was suffering from unregulated diabetes with secondary kidney and liver failure resulting from tainted Vetsulin, in addition to arthritis. He almost gave up on his dog but decided to give it a try and got his best friend back.

Hi Dr Carol,

Spike is doing very, very well on his new insulin and his urine sugar readings are consistent.

We gave Spike the the coffee enema yesterday and my wife
commented today when she combed him out that she thought his
coat was improving. That would be a great event if his liver and coat both improve.

His mobility has increased quite a bit in the last day. Not sure if the 1/2 tablet of the hip/joint pill has
kicked in already or if the Adequan shot on Tuesday made the difference.
I suspect it’s the hip/joint pill. I intend to continue to finish up the Adequan,
then will keep him on on the hip/joint supplement, kidney essentials and PAAWS vitamins forever.
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I received this heart warming note and wanted to share it with my pet loving friends.

LuLu’s Story,

I kept worrying about, LuLu, my 10 1/2 year old lab mutt and thinking about her dying. I found myself wondering if this is LuLu’s last day. She’s getting old, and she had bad kidneys.

When I got home, I cried. This dog is part of me. She has been with me as I faced life and death. She comforts me on as many levels as I can distinguish. I love her and everything about her.

There I was, sobbing, feeling a tender appreciation for my furry companion, still as stubborn as ever on a walk. We got out the front door and walked across the newly mowed lawn. We crossed the street onto the sidewalk, tears still streaming down my cheeks.

I feel so much about this creature. I started thinking about the day I found her, sitting there on the corner with a homeless man holding a sign “Stray Dog Needs Home.”

I had given up hope when I heard about a pet product called, PAAWS. There was nothing left to lose, so I gave it a try.

That was 4 years and 2 weeks ago. LuLu is still with me today. She is truly my companion for life.
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In the midst of working with a variety of worried diabetic pet owners, I wanted to share a story with all of you about a dog named Jock.

I got a call from a man who owns a 9 year old, 8 pound toy poodle, named Jock. Jock has diabetes and had been taking Vetsulin for a couple years to regulate his blood sugar, when all of the sudden, about a month ago, Jock started rapidly going down hill. In fact Jock got so bad, he had to get IV fluids and stay at the vets for 3 days.

Eddie was upset. He had just come home from the vet, who handed him Jock’s latest blood work and explained that unfortunately, Jock’s condition had become even worse. Now he had liver in addition to kidney failure and there was nothing else that could be done. The vets final words were “love your dog for his last few days.”

After talking for a while, I told him it was possible that the liver and kidney problems were both related to the Vetsulin. Eddie was unaware of the Vetsulin recall. I explained the Vetsulin issue and told him he would need a prescription from his vet for DNA based insulin. He would need to make a decision quickly if he was going to try to save Jock. He was going to think about it and hung up.
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