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Cytopoint killed my 4.5 year old German shepherd. Started the shot in Feb and by Sept we knew something was terribly wrong. On and off lameness, arched back. Mri showed nothing. He had contracted invasive Aspergullis. We contacted the maker and he had a case number. Took him to many vets and not one tested for fungus. Had to put him down 1 year after starting cytopoint. He received 4 doses total.
His kidneys failed and his spine buckled so he could no longer use his back legs.

I adopted an adult dog from a shelter. She was clearly over vaccinated. As time went on she just seemed "different". She had the equivalent of doggie autism. Lack of emotion, no eye contact, isolated herself. I started to detox her by using my ionic foot detox machine. Just soaked her feet in it for 20 minutes every week. A few months later my friend stopped and said what did you do to your dog? She was like a new dog. Happy, emotional, loving. Detox saved her. She actually seemed to enjoy it. I would get the machine out and she would sit by it and just look at me like well come on, get the water in....

What my husband and I have learned over long years of experience and especially during the past 10 years: you can't trust the vets any more. Most of them are lovely people who mean well, and many of them truly love the animals. But they learn only certain things in vet school, and most of what they learn isn't true. Veterinary medicine is just as dominated by money and lies as people medicine.

My advice? Don't take your dog to the vet any more. I believe you can find help for her, but not at the vet's. First thing, get a copy of Dr. Marty Goldstein's book on animal healing ( https://www.amazon.com/Nature-Animal-Healing-Definitive-Holistic/dp/0345439198/ref=sr_1_3?crid=YC4LTTXXFMK4&keywords=marty+goldstein+book&qid=1676906295&sprefix=marty+goldstein+book%2Caps%2C150&sr=8-3 ). This book is not expensive and not difficult to read, and it will give you hope. That's likely the most important thing for you right now. At the same time, if you can afford it, see if Dr. Falconer can let you into his Vital Animal Alpha so that you can go through his courses on homeopathy and get some help from the many good people who belong to it. There's a social media board associated with it where we can post our animal issues and get help with treating them.

One of the main things you need to do is get your dog on a raw diet. There are one or two good websites for helping you do this. I have used this one quite a bit. https://perfectlyrawsome.com/ I realize that switching your dog to a raw diet is likely to feel intimidating. Believe me, it's the best thing you'll ever do. My husband and I feed a colony of about 40 cats. If I could switch them to a raw diet, you can do it for one dog! :-) The people in Vital Animal Pack are good with helping with a raw diet, too. Put her on some good organic chicken stock for a day or two and see what happens. Or grassfed beef stock or lamb.

Dr. Falconer has plenty of good free resources, too, so explore all of those. Try to find a homeopathic vet who will consult via telephone. A lot of them will. Dr. Jane Doyle in West Virginia is a good option--you can look her up on the web. I would go to a homeopathic vet, specifically, not one who calls himself "holistic." That can be quite a misnomer.

I mentioned that we care for 40 cats. They are on a raw diet, and I treat them myself with homeopathic remedies when they have problems. In 2022, we acquired chickens and ducks. I feed them an organic diet, plus they are free range and can forage for themselves, and I use homeopathy to treat any issues. Except for injuries, the issues largely disappear when they are on a top-notch diet--which for cats and dogs does not include canned food and kibble, except for emergencies.