Are vets testing your pets too much?

September 19th, 2022 at 11:20 am EST

Hello Friend,

A cheery Monday to you!

I hear from many a pet parent that each time they head off the vet - another test is suggested, wellness screenings, routine X-rays, etc...

You are the client, and ultimately make the decisions for your dog/cat, BUT you need to have some comfort with basic veterinary care, and in particular, using Natural Home Remedies for your dog or cat.

Here is a great way to start (in my opinion 😊)

The Veterinary Secrets Revealed Getting Started Kit is a beginning course on how to start treating your pet at home. Includes a Course Guide, 3 introductory Videos (a total of 3 hours of instruction), and 4 e-Books on the most important at-home healing modalities.

It's here:

https://drjonesnaturalpet.com/courses/veterinary-secrets-revealed-getting-started-kit.html

Too Many Tests?

There is a epidemic of unnecessary diagnostic testing in human medicine, resulting in unnecessary costs of 75-100 billion dollars each year.

This not only means you can have excess charges, it can also lead to 'adverse' consequences for your dog/cat...

In other words, one test finds something 'suspicious', leading to yet another test which can have complications (i.e., a liver biopsy)

I have published a new video on this which you should probably watch, it's here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bhvr-DIn23U

Heal Your Pet At Home!

Best Wishes,

Dr Andrew

P.S. I have many Free resources for you to learn basic Home Veterinary Skills - and that is what you now need.

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P.P.S Looking for a little more guidance?

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https://drjonesnaturalpet.com/courses/veterinary-secrets-revealed-getting-started-kit.html

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Are vets testing your pets too much?

There is a epidemic of unnecessary diagnostic testing in human medicine, resulting in unnecessary costs of 75-100 billion dollars each year.

This not only means you can have excess charges, it can also lead to 'adverse' consequences for your dog/cat...

In other words, one test finds something 'suspicious', leading to yet another test which can have complications (i.e., a liver biopsy)