As a reader of mine, you may already know that my family consists of two dogs, two cats, and 11 horses. That being said, when this email came through OF COURSE I wanted to do whatever I could to help ASAP!
Although legally I really can’t provide personal health advice to either humans or animals, I can certainly share my thoughts on what I would do if my dog Tiah had the same problems…Let’s get started. 🙂
“I am not sure Jini can help, but my daughter is at her wits end, so I am just going to ask.
She has a 7 year old lab that has been diagnosed with IBS and has infection in her gut. Several vets are and have been treating her with antibiotic both oral and via drip, had exploratory surgery and much more for over three months.
Jini, do you have a protocol I could give her to follow for her dog? I am willing to pay for it. I told my daughter to give her Oil of Oregano and to stop the antibiotics, but I am not sure what or how much to do.
I have followed your protocol for Colitis Proctitis which helped me so much. I bought your book and read where you healed your cat when she ate the infected bird. Can you advise me? Thanks so much,”
– B.C.
Hi B.C. I don’t have a protocol per se, however here are the steps I would take if these symptoms arose with Tiah (my dog):
1. I would give Tiah raw food only. I would transition her slowly if needed. I would research the correct way to feed raw and ensure that she got the right mix of meat/bone/organ. I would add an organic greens powder like this one to it (see the testimonial about kitty at the bottom).
2. I would give her wild oregano oil gelcaps – 2-4 gelcaps, 2-3x/day. I would sit in silence with her and breathe deeply for 5 minutes. Then I would ask her how many gelcaps, and how many times a day her body needs to receive this medicine. I would repeat this every few days to make sure I am giving the ‘correct’ dose. I would make sure the gelcaps went to the very back of her throat so she could swallow it without chewing and I would have a fresh bowl of water nearby.
NOTE: When I dosed my dying cat, she was only 10 lbs and I gave her 2 gelcaps. Yes, that is a walloping big dose, but things were pretty critical and that’s what my gut was telling me. And yes, I know that all veterinarians and herbalists say you should never give cats essential oils. But there it is. It saved her life and all of her nursing kittens were superbly healthy. The vet said, “This is the first litter of kittens I’ve seen in my entire career who don’t have any ear or mouth infections.” I kept my mouth shut.
I have since used wild oregano oil gelcaps on my other cat who was attacked by a raccoon, who tore a strip of flesh off her back. Not only did she live, but the fur has even grown back. I also used them on Tiah once when she had vomited a few times, then stopped eating for a couple of days, then vomited up balls of green stuff (she was self-medicating by eating plants and grass). So I figured I’d help things along. That time, I gave Tiah (who weighs 35 lbs) 2 gelcaps once a day for 2 days. That’s all she needed. And yes, I always follow the wild oregano treatments with Natren probiotics (Caninedophilus and Felinedophilus – they’re actually the same product, just different labeling)
3. I would take my dog out where her feet could be on the EARTH (not sidewalk or road) as many times per day as I can manage; even for just 5 minutes at a time. If there was a farm or forest where she could also be off-leash I would take her there daily. That way she could plug into the healing power of nature (her source) and also forage for greens or other medicinal items that she would tune into. It doesn’t matter whether she has any energy, or just lies on the earth. It’s all good.
4. I would give her Natren’s Caninedophilus probiotics daily, but 2 hours away from the wild oregano.
5. I would discontinue all drugs.
6. When I am sitting with her and breathing deeply for 5 minutes to determine her dosage, I would also just open myself to receive from her – anything, feelings, ideas, information, love. I would imagine my heart area unlocking (like unscrewing a cap) and opening wide to receive from my dog. At the same time, I would flow love into her from my heart. This can also be done while resting outside (on the earth) together.
7. I would watch this video and know that all things are possible.
Original post December 2015. Most recently updated November 2019.
Thank you so very much. I have passed this on to my daughter.
bc
You’re welcome Bev! Please let us know how it goes.
Hi Jini,
Is there a brand of probiotics you recommend for animals? My cat has chronic constipation and I think they might be able to help. Unfortunately she absolutely refuses a raw diet!
Hi Heather,
Jini uses the Natren brand exclusively because it fulfills all of the criteria that Jini looks for in a good, potent probiotic product. Jini uses the Natren dog and horse probiotics for her own animals; Natren has a probiotic product for cats but she does not use that one because she doesn’t have any cats. Here’s a link to the cat probiotic at Natren’s site for more info:
http://www.natren.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Store_Code=N&Screen=PROD&Product_Code=14020
Kind regards,
Justin
Customer Care
Thank you!!
How many drops of liquid (Joy of the Mountains) is a gelcap equal to? Use the Oreganol gelcap as an example.
Hi Roger,
Each P73 gelcap contains 6 drops of the original mountain blend.
Kind regards,
Cris
Customer Care
Hi
I wonder what would be your recommendation for proctitis/ulcerative colitis on the rectum.
Thank you
Hector.
Hi Hector. Thanks for reaching out. Is this an issue you are referring to in an animal, or human?
Hello! This is wonderful information!
Ive personally done all your treatments for myself 😀
I know this is a bit out of the stomach range, but I know jini you have treated your animals for different things so I thought Id ask. My dog has glaucoma and hyphema (blood in eye) and her western medicine doctors are saying extremely drastic things, and I always believe natural is the way to go. Suggestions?
Hi Linsy. Thank you for reaching out! This is difficult, as we don’t really have an protocols in place for glaucoma or hyphema, especially for animals. What I can direct you to is the blog post Jini has on DMSO Eyedrops for Cataracts, Macular Degeneration, Floaters, Vision: https://blog.listentoyourgut.com/dmso-eyedrops-for-cataracts-macular-degeneration-floaters-vision/
Perhaps that’s a good place to start for you? I’d be interested in hearing more about what your vet is suggesting as well.