Comments on Beware the N Word

March 11, 2021 - I lost my Zoe. She was 13.5 years old. I promised her that if she were to ever send me a dog, I would do things differently. Throughout the last 6 years of her life, Zoe was diagnosed with hypothyroidism, diabetes and eventually diagnosed with cancer. After she passed, I started doing research after research as to why she got so sick. I thought I was a good pet parent, she got yearly vaccines, monthly chewable flea and tick meds and she ate a high priced kibble.

On January 9, 2023, Zoe sent me Thor, a 10 week old Golden Retriever. Since, I have armed myself with a lot of knowledge and research during the course where I was dog-less. I joined this short course to further educate myself and learn more homeopathic lessons from, who I believe, is the best teacher around - Dr Will Falconer.

I'm just starting this course and am super excited to dive head-first into homeopathy and all its benefits. In reference to the article above, I do buy as much organic as possible "hoping" it has less chemicals than the conventionally-raised produce. I live in the Midwest where Bayer is making billions. It infuriates me, but for at least four more years, I will be living here and do what I can to try to promote better health for me and my MalShi "girls." I'm working hard to educate myself as there are no holistically-minded vets anywhere near me unfortunately.

This was great information. It really started me thinking how the H, O and N words are used. I'm so looking forward to this course.
Thank you Dr Will!

I am looking so forward to learning more about homeopathy with your short course! I found your podcast and have listened to every one of them at least 5 times! I still learn something new each time.
We rescued a beautiful, 6 yr old cat two years ago. He has only eaten raw food and had no vaccines since then. I had Milo titer tested through Dr. Robb (thank you Episode 4!) and he is completely immune.
Thank you for what you are doing to educate animal lovers all across the globe! Please keep the podcasts coming! <3

Thank you so much, Dr. Will! I love the "impediments to cure" as this is so often the case with either ignorance (I've been there and may still be a bit so still learning!) or willful choice due to ease or pressure from Dr. Whitecoat. I've learned so much from your site and appreciate your care.

In this article, your link to Permethrins, leads to a HGH webpage. New to the page and looking for answers as to why we have so many "new" problems with our animals. As an old military trained and practicing Veterinary technician, (78-82) we didn't see all these autoimmune, allergic, diabetic, and other related issues we see today. It was pretty straight forward back then. Unfortunately, with the cost of conventional and homeopathic care now surpassing my middle income budget, I'm seriously thinking I will be without companion animals own the near future.

Dr. Will,
- Just wanted to follow-up on a brief conversation we had in Dec 2016. Our 8+ yo rescue golden/lab was diagnosed with HW. We live rural west central WI and "Curly" has the freedom to be the king of 'his land', 15 ac, with a winding creek running through the woods. It's a dog paradise.
- Anyway to keep this brief, Curly's been fed RMB (80/10/10 or so) since we got him in Jan 2011 and he is one healthy animal. We do vac for 3yr Rabies and that's all, no preventives. This past Thursday's vet appt showed Curly FREE of HW and parasites (but still Lyme positive, asymptomatic).
- For the HW Curly was first treated with Doxycycline for 30 days for the 'W' bacteria and then plain Heartgard (for medium size dogs). He did loose his appetite with the Doxy and Heartgard however Nux Vomica worked within hours or less, EVERY time.
- My observation was the loss of appetite and maybe he whitened/aged more than I would have expected, but then again he is 8 or maybe 9. Oh, and his snoring/sleep sounds have increased. ... and he grew more sebaceous ?adenomas (warts) also, always concentrated on his left leg or around his right eye. Again ... age?
- I find my optimism a little guarded and will check him again in 4 months or so ... and then continue to check him annually.
- Just wanted to share and thank you for all you do.

I am so glad you talk about the difference between O & H & N. My husband has been a hobby farmer and works for the county as a landscape person for the parks so he constantly telling me about O being not true O.
Recently, our fur babies are having scabies and instead of using chemical, I was able to use sulfur for them. One fur baby was having worms and I used pumpkin seeds and garlic. It's clear in a week. How amazing.
There is a film coming out in the near future, I believe from Ty Bolliger. It's called The Truth About Pet Cancer. They will talk about food as medicine for our pets. You might want to let your subscribers know about, Dr. Falconer. I am sure it will show you were correct all along.

Hi. I am still learning about homeopathy and found a homeopathic vet after my conventional practice (one of the vets of the practice,not my normal vet)of several years wanted to vaccinate my 11 yr. old dog before her dental. (also give antibiotics)She has a heart murmur and the new vet has her on naja. Being new to this you can imagine my surprise when I found out what its made from! After following you for quite some time I am hopeful that this will be a positive step in the direction of her journey to being a vital old lady!

I'd like to learn more about wormwood and heart worm. I use Your protocol Dr. Wil, but I'd still like to learn. Great articles BTW! :)

Hi, Dr Will!
Having worked for four years in an Indy Health Store run by a guy with a Masters in Holistic Nutrition, I learned a couple of things about what herbs work for what conditions, and which don't. Here's a couple: Black Walnut doesn't prevent heartworm, because its effect is in the digestive tract, and the microfilaria actually develop in the heart, beyond the reach of Black Walnut. On the other hand, Black Walnut has been shown to be effective against Valley Fever, which is caused by a fungus. On still a third hand (which is what I want for Christmas!) Artemesia, aka Wormwood, has been used successfully to kill existing heartworms. And it's a lot less volatile in a dog's body (no word on cats--they can be so delicate) than the conventional "treatments" offered by Dr Whitecoat. Just my two cents!

Dear Dr. Faloner, I have a question about kennel cough. I'm starting up a business in kenneling and grooming animals, and I've heard about kennel cough, and how it can get passed on through out the animals in the kennels, if one dog was to have it. My question is what about vaccinations on this subject? I'm very open minded, and I will not be vaccinating my own dogs any more for rabies, distemper, or provo. Please could you do an article on this subject in the near future? Thank you for your time in this matter.
Chris Kilsdonk