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21/09/2024

Learn more here >>> https://www.vincethevet.co.uk/supplements-1/single/immunity-large---400g

17/09/2024

"Oscar is 11.5 yrs old, have tried all sorts for his arthritis so started with the joint powder, then talking with Tracy Brind suggested trying the PEA to top up.

Oscar has had IBD (Inflammatory Bowel Disease) "his body can't do protein" since before he was 1 year old has been on Purina Ha since, so I was a bit dubious but Tracy contacted Vince and asked how Oscar's body would cope, was advised it may make his stool looser - but in fact it has done the opposite - his stool is much firmer than it has ever been!

So thank you to Tracy, Vince, and of course Pauline Mitchell." 😀

16/09/2024

HOUSE DUST MITES ARE THE COMMONEST ALLERGEN FOR ATOPIC DOGS...

which means without help, affected pets are typically itchy and inflamed all year round.

Most of these dogs unfortunately, end up on immunosuppressive drugs such as steroids, Apoquel, Atopica and Cytopoint with all the side effects this entails.

But now, there is a natural alternative - Vince the Vet palmitoylethanolamide (PEA).

PEA has been shown to significantly reduce itching in 2 out of 3 atopic dogs sensitive to House Dust Mites (and a wide range of other environmental allergens) over an 8 - 12 weeks period. And without side-effects.

This means 2 out of 3 dogs currently on Apoquel or other anti-itch drugs could come off medication altogether (or manage on a much reduced dose.)

Start PEA today, and in a few months time you may find you have a much happier, drug free pet.

Learn more here: >>> https://www.vincethevet.co.uk/pea/pea-palmitoylethanolamide-400mg-x-90-capsules

15/09/2024

If you live in Malta, you now have direct access to Vince the Vet Supplements and remedies!

Contact Jennifer at the K9Geek directly!

15/09/2024

BANISH FIREWORK SEASON TERRORS

If your pet hates the seemingly endless days of whistles and loud bangs that begin in October, and in many areas continue until the New Year, help is at hand.

Vince the Vet PEA plus the Thunder and Fireworks remedy both act on the calming centres in the brain in different ways to create a more balanced and less reactive central nervous system (CNS). The result? A much calmer and less frightened pet who is better able to tolerate the sounds of fireworks without the stress.

The secret to success is to start giving both natural supplements as early as possible before the firework season kicks off, so they have plenty of time to exert their soothing and relaxing effect when needed.

Bundle Includes:

1 x PEA 400mg x 90 capsules

1 x Thunder and Fireworks 50ml remedy

Learn more here: >>> https://www.vincethevet.co.uk/anxiety-behaviour/ultimate-fireworks-and-loud-noises-relief

15/09/2024

IS YOUR PET IN PAIN? AN EASY WAY TO TELL...

(Read online here: >>> https://www.vincethevet.co.uk/blog/is-your-pet-in-pain-an-easy-way-to-tell

Pain and inflammation can give rise to a range of different signs which vary according to the severity of the underlying cause and the parts of the body affected:

General discomfort or distress is often evident by changes in mood, demeanour or behaviour.

A previously placid dog for example, may become irritable, reactive or aggressive.

A friendly, highly sociable pet may seek solitude instead or avoid interacting with human and animal companions as they normally would.

Restlessness, such as pacing, repeatedly moving from one place to the next, constantly shifting position, difficulty settling down to sleep, especially at night are all common signs of pain. Panting and shallow breathing at rest may also be seen.

In essence, any uncharacteristic behaviour can indicate something is amiss and needs looking at if it persists for any length of time, even in the absence of any overt signs of ill-health.

The same is true of excessive vocalising such as whimpering, howling, barking and growling, all of which can be an expression of discomfort within.

Loss of appetite, particularly if this continues for any length of time without any apparent cause, can also indicate persistent inflammation or pain.

Physical signs can point to where in the body a problem lies.

Limping, stiffness, hunching of the back, reduced mobility, altered gait and postural changes for example, frequently indicate the location of musculoskeletal issues.

For gut issues, attempts to relieve the discomfort felt can result in stretching out, adopting the praying position with the front end down and bottom in the air or curling up tightly in a ball. Eating grass or indigestible substances such as wood, mud or soil may be seen.

Dental, oral or TMJ issues can give rise to eating disorders, including uncharacteristic reactions to food or feeding bowls.

Self-trauma, such as chewing at easily accessible parts of the front or hindlegs can be a sign of sore joints, or a displacement activity for discomfort felt elsewhere.

Blood tests can often be useful both in identifying inflammation and monitoring the impact of any measures taken.

In summary, a comprehensive approach is necessary to confirm or eliminate pain and / or inflammation as a cause of noise sensitivity and behavioural issues. This should always include a thorough, head to tail physical examination, followed up by appropriate investigations based on the findings. Once a specific diagnosis has been made, natural and nutritional support can be highly beneficial at aiding a return to full health.

A NATURAL PAIN RELIEF TRIAL

PEA, a natural anti-inflammatory and analgesic produced by the body has proven to be highly effective at reducing pain intensity in clinical trials in both humans and animals.

As such, it can be added to the diet to help determine if pain and inflammation are a factor in any psychological, physical or behavioural issues present.

If an improvement is seen over the course of 8 - 12 weeks, this suggests discomfort of some kind or another is the cause or a contributory factor in the signs of distress or ill-health seen, and that it would be beneficial to continue with Vince the Vet PEA.

One example of how PEA provides pain relief while at the same time reducing inflammation to promote healing, is demonstrated in a clinical study involving 4 show jumping horses with chronic lameness, who had previously been treated with NSAID's and physical therapy, including corrective shoeing without any success.

After 16 weeks supplementation with PEA all 4 horses returned to competition without any recurrence of the lameness showing that PEA does not simply mask pain, but also supports the body's natural healing mechanisms.

And the wonderful thing is, there are no side-effects because palmitoylethanolamide is produced naturally in the body in response to pain, inflammation and stress, and so is part of normal canine physiology. This is also the case for humans and other animals who experience similar benefits.

NOTE:

If there's any possibility that the diet may not be supplying all essential micronutrients, giving Vitality is beneficial not only for it's anti-inflammatory properties, but also because it aids tissue regeneration and repair.

For more information on this topic and links to a number of scientific studies, head over to PEA's product page.

PEA: to learn more click here >>> https://www.vincethevet.co.uk/pea/pea-palmitoylethanolamide-400mg-x-90-capsules

Vitality: to learn more click here >>> https://www.vincethevet.co.uk/single/vitality---small-200g

15/09/2024

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13/09/2024

"6 WEEKS AGO I THOUGHT I WOULD HAVE TO HAVE MY GSD PUT DOWN WITH NERVE DAMAGE IN HIS BACK.

Pikey lost use of his back legs. We started him on steroids, 20mg a day, and PEA. 6 weeks on PEA and he is a different dog. He is now on
5mg prednisone a day and back to running and chasing our resident wildlife guinea fowl. I don't want to jump the gun, but hoping over the coming weeks we can get him off steroids completely.

His xrays showed damage to his spine with pressure on the spinal cord. Most likely from repeated beatings. He is a DD, displaced dog. Arrived on our front lawn 5 years ago after being dumped along with 30 other working dogs. Most likely a security firm threw 30 dogs out the back of a lorry 6kms from our rural home. He wandered in the bush for 2 months before arriving at our place. He sat under a tree on our front lawn and said "feed me or I will die here". He weighed 12kgs. He is about 6 or 7 yrs old now."

Deborah

PEA: >>>
https://www.vincethevet.co.uk/pea-palmitoylethanolamide-400mg-x-90-capsules

13/09/2024

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11/09/2024

VETS DON'T ALWAYS GIVE THE FULL STORY.

A common complaint from many of the pet parents we speak to, is that no warnings were given about any potential health problems that might arise as a consequence of the medication prescribed (this includes flea and worming products.

This is understandable to some degree, as vets obviously want to provide a solution for the health issue at hand, and so tend to focus on the benefits of the treatment provided, rather than dwell on any potential problems this may create. As pet parent however, being unaware of the possible downside of any drugs used, is not the best position to be in - especially if you want be proactive about your pet’s care, and make well-informed decisions on their behalf.

And not only this, if an adverse reaction does occur, to find out that this could have been avoided by using another form of medication or going down a natural support route instead, can be extremely upsetting - especially if the side effects that have arisen are severe.

For this reason, we've produced a FREE (for a limited period) video guide and ebook to show you how to check any veterinary medication your vet plans to give to your dog or cat… and also if your vet is prescribing responsibly.

To take advantage of this offer while it lasts, click here >>> https://bit.ly/3JvQdxC

10/09/2024

TIME FRAME SO SHORT: JUNE - SEPT 2024, DIFFERENCE HUGE! 😀

A HUGE THANK YOU FROM NANCY FOR HER PRIZE!

I'm not shocked with how this as benefitted Nancy because everything you produce is like small miracles.

Nancy is now dragging her human cousin around during walks.

From her sad face in the vets waiting for bloods and being told she will need Metacam or monthly Librela injections, to us all telling her to slow down and be careful.

Timeframe so short- June - Sept 24. Difference huge.

Cannot thank you enough!

PEA: >>> https://www.vincethevet.co.uk/pea/pea-palmitoylethanolamide-400mg-x-90-capsules

Ultimate Joint Support: >>> https://www.vincethevet.co.uk/pea/ultimate-joint-support---large

10/09/2024

TIME TO SWITCH FROM FISH AND FLAXSEED OIL?

For many years we've been great advocates of adding salmon oil to the diet - as long as:

- it originated from wild not farmed fish (who are inevitably of poorer quality and contaminated with drug residues of various kinds)
- these were caught in the relatively clean waters of Alaska or Iceland
- the oil was a by-product of fish used for human consumption and wasn't produced solely for pets
-sustainable and environmentally friendly methods were employed throughout the manufacturing process, from ship to shelf

The reason why such supplementation is essential for modern day dogs and cats is twofold:

Firstly, fish oil is a rich source of fatty acids, which are essential for the formation and normal functioning of virtually every part of the body, especially cell membranes and the:

- heart
- skin
- brain
- nerves
- eyes
- glands responsible for hormone production and regulation

And essential fatty acids need to be present in the diet, because dogs are unable to make them for themselves.

(Note, if you are feeding a commercially produced adult dog kibble or wet food, this can still be deficient in fatty acids even if described as 'complete' because there is no legal requirement to include omega 3 when using this marketing term).

Secondly, omega 3 rich oil, helps to counterbalance an excess of omega 6 in the food chain, which many believe is implicated in a number of inflammatory conditions in dogs, such as arthritis and atopic dermatitis.

What's Changed?

The problem now however, is that the rise in oceanic pollution over the last few years has become so widespread, virtually all fish contain harmful substances of one kind or another, including:

- heavy metals
- herbicide and pesticide residues
- 'forever' chemicals

To avoid these, and yet still provide a healthy source of biologically active and available omega 3, it's necessary to use an alternative source.

We advise switching to a carefully selected algal oil instead.

Why?

Algae in the ocean, are the source of all omega 3 fatty acids in fish - who like dogs can't manufacture these vital nutrients for themselves, and so obtain what they need from eating these tiny marine plants.

Some strains of these algae, produce especially high levels of omega 3, and as a result of recent advances in supplement manufacturing, these can now be cultivated as a source of pure oil, on a large scale in water tanks on land.

This means:

NO oceanic pollutants in the oil
NO depletion of fish stocks
NO environmental damage
Sustainable production

We recommend this product (click on this link >>> https://bit.ly/3pEoPqN) because of the EPA and DHA it supplies (both are important for maximum health benefits), and the positive feedback received from pet parents. If you enter the code vincethevet15 at checkout, a 15% discount will be applied to your order.

Why Not Flax?

Flaxseed oil is recommended by some as a source of omega 3 fatty acids for dogs because it contains a type of omega 3 found in plants, called alpha-linolenic acid (ALA).

Dogs however, have a limited ability to convert ALA into the more beneficial forms of omega 3, such as eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), which are found in fish.

One study, puts this conversion at less than 1%, meaning flaxseed oil is of little value when looking to provide biologically active and effective omega 3 to dogs, to improve health and meet fatty acid nutritional needs.

This contrasts sharply with the algal oil described above, which delivers ready made, ready to go omega 3, which dogs and cats can utilise and benefit from quickly.

References online here >>> https://bit.ly/3pHCcXe

08/09/2024

CARE OF INTERDIGITAL CYSTS

NOTE: it is important a vet rules out more sinister causes of abnormal swellings on paws, before providing natural support for a suspected cyst between the toes. (A fine needle aspirate (FNA) biopsy may be necessary to confirm a diagnosis.)

1. SUPPLEMENT WITH:

- PEA to help reduce allergen / irritant induced inflammation

- Immunity to help the body's natural defences cope successfully with exposure to potentially pathogenic microbes, and to also aid the natural regenerative and repair processes

- Vitality to supply a rich supply of antioxidants which help to reduce inflammation, and also to provide 60+ micronutrients important for tissue regeneration and repair.

- Joint support plus Recuperation - to aid the body's natural recuperative and regenerative mechanisms

- Detoxification Support - to help the body eliminate toxins and waste products which accumulate in tissues and cells over time, and can negatively impact immune system function and overall health.

2. BATHE

Flush the wound(s) twice daily either with a salt water solution (half a teaspoon dissolved in a cup of warm water) or an iodine solution (preferred).

Pat dry and apply a little pure, organic virgin coconut oil until fully healed.

Learn more here: >>> https://www.vincethevet.co.uk/blog/care-of-interdigital-cysts

08/09/2024

"Reggie, 12yr old Cavachon, is almost through his first bottle of PEA capsules. He suffers from chronic atopic dermatitis due to numerous intolerances to food and environmental factors. He is a supersensitive boy & I use natural options as much as possible. I am continually looking for a solution to help my boy. Before starting PEA he was constantly licking or scratching himself with the torture of his condition. His quality of life has improved tremendously taking this supplement!

Thank you Vince the Vet! "

Nicola

>>> https://www.vincethevet.co.uk/single/pea-palmitoylethanolamide-400mg-x-90-capsules

08/09/2024

Learn more here: >>> https://www.vincethevet.co.uk/single/pea-palmitoylethanolamide-400mg-x-90-capsules

08/09/2024

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06/09/2024

If your vet wants to prescribe a painkiller for joint pain such as Gabapentin, Tramadol, Amatidine or similar, or a non steroidal anti-inflammatory (NSAID), such as Carprofen, Meloxicam, Dracoxib, Fibrocoxib, Robenacoxib, or even worse Librella, try our PEA for 12 weeks first.

In a study involving 610 people suffering from chronic pain, not controlled by standard measures, ALL completing the trial experienced a reduction in pain intensity following supplementation with PEA after 7 weeks. And we are seeing comparable results in pets with our optimum potency, micronised PEA - with no risk of side-effects associated with the use of analgesic and NSAID's such as gastrointestinal ulceration, bleeding, kidney damage and cognitive dysfunction.

Learn more here - https://www.vincethevet.co.uk/pea-palmitoylethanolamide-400mg-x-90-capsules

06/09/2024

"WISHING YOU A FABULOUS WEEKEND. HOPE YOU'RE NOT WORKING TOO HARD - although I imagine Vince's new miracle supplement is flying out and keeping you both busy!

We've just completed the first 12 weeks with Binbags and the change is astounding. Honestly, she looks amazing, like a completely different dog!

The fur on her feet has completely grown back, and there's no chewing or nibbling any more.

Thank you so much for all you do for us. 😍 Lots of love as always.

Suzanne

https://www.vincethevet.co.uk/pea/pea-palmitoylethanolamide-400mg-x-90-capsules

05/09/2024

FOR MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN THERE'S NO BETTER NATURAL ALTERNATIVE TO DRUGS THAN VINCE THE VET PEA.

For maximum joint care and comfort, there's no netter natural support available than Ultimate Joint Support - learn more here: >>> https://www.vincethevet.co.uk/blog/ultimate-joint-support---how-to-avoid-non-steroidal-anti-inflammatories-nsaids-and-librela

05/09/2024

I'VE GIVEN PEA FOR 12 WEEKS FOR ITCHING AND SEEN A BIG IMPROVEMENT, WHAT NOW?

If an itchy skin is caused by seasonal allergens (pollens of various kinds, and grass at certain times of the year, for example) PEA can be stopped during the months irritation would normally be absent.

(It can then be restarted 8 weeks before it would normally start up again the following year.)

If itching is due to 'ever present' allergens however, such as house dust, house dust mites, fungal spores, human dander etc. PEA is best continued without a break (at half the previous dose for maintenance) so as not to risk a flare up, given that the allergens haven't gone away, rather the body is tolerating them better as a result of PEA's natural anti-inflammatory properties.

Learn more here: >>> https://www.vincethevet.co.uk/pea-palmitoylethanolamide-400mg-x-90-capsules

03/09/2024

PEA NOT HELPED? HERE'S WHAT TO DO NEXT

Read online: >>> https://www.vincethevet.co.uk/blog/pea-not-helped-heres-what-to-do-next

PEA has been shown in a clinical trial to significantly reduce itching in 2 out of 3 atopic dogs who reacting to environmental allergens (house dust, house dust mites, humans dander, mould, pollen, grass and other substances inside and outside the home).

Once parasites (fleas, lice, ticks and mites) and microbes (bacteria, fungi and yeasts) have been ruled out by a vet as the cause of an itchy skin (along with flea bite hypersensitivity which is still the commonest allergy in dogs) it's worth trialling PEA for 12 weeks to see if it helps as alternative to steroids, Apoquel, Atopica and Cytopoint.

And when this brings about a marked improvement the initial dose of PEA can be halved for maintenance.

What if PEA hasn't helped?

If this applies to your dog it means they either fall into the 1 out of 3 unresponsive group or they are itchy because they are reacting to food.

The next step is to:

1. Supplement as follows:

(a) Give Immunity at half the suggested daily amount.

Also give Insect plus Itch Relief remedy 3 times daily

Cut out all carbs and sugars from the diet, as explained here - https://www.vincethevet.co.uk/blog/food-fuelling-yesty-skin

(b) After 10 days if the stools remain well-formed, increase Immunity to the full amount.

Continue with Insect plus Itch Relief remedy 3 times daily.

(c) After 10 days, if the stools remain well-formed continue with Immunity and Insect plus Itch Relief as before.

Give Vitality at half the suggested daily amount for 10 days.

(d) After 10 days if the stools remain well-formed, continue with Immunity and Insect plus Itch Relief as before.

Increase Vitality to the full amount.

(e) After 10 days if the stools remain well-formed, continue with Immunity, Insect plus Itch Relief and Vitality as before.

Give this algal oil - https://www.timehealth.co.uk/product/vegan-omega3/ - one capsule per 25 - 30kg squeezed onto food daily. (Enter vincethevet15 at checkout on Time Health's website to receive 15% discount.)

NOTE

This combination of supplements helps to promote a more balanced and less reactive immune system over time (typically 3 - to 6 months or more), which is better able to tolerate exposure to allergens without creating the same intensity of itching or inflammation.

Also be sure to bathe regularly with clean water and pat dry to prevent a build up of allergens in the coat. A teaspoon or two of coconut or jojoba oil can be added to the final rinse to help provide a surface barrier to protect the skin underneath.

What to do if this supplementation doesn't help?

The next step is to conduct food trials to rule out dietary sensitivities.

Click here to learn more: >>>https://www.vincethevet.co.uk/blog/pea-not-helped-heres-what-to-do-next

02/09/2024

FOOD FUELLING YE**TY SKIN..

Learn more here: >>>https://www.vincethevet.co.uk/blog/yeasty-skin-tried-all-the-anti-itch-treats-tablets-potions-lotions-and-chews

02/09/2024

BANK HOLIDAY COMP WINNERS - YAMANJA & ANTHONY...

our divine Yamanja (Saluki) turned 10y this month. She has always suffered from phantom pregnancies, the symptoms of which were successfully mitigated with raspberry leaf tablets. After having a litter at age 7y, we decided she should have a laparoscopic spay at age 8.5 since pyometra is quite a higher risk by this age.

This was done during the correct window of time, but she unfortunately later began to show some of the symptoms of her phantoms -- a distinct lowering of energy, and a red-brown and weirdly moist undercarriage and swollen ni***es all of which were clearly very itchy.

This went on for over 4-5 months while I tried all kinds of itch-related gels, creams, sprays, evening primrose oil, homeopathy etc, even reverting to raspberry leaf tablets despite not having a start date (normally with first show of blood but as she had the lap spay, there is no blood 🙁 - all to no effect.

Having started Yamanja on Vince the Vet's Joint Support about 4 weeks ago (feeling from what I read that it was time to move on from the glucosamine/chondroitin/green lipped mussel supplement I had been giving her for the previous 2 years), within a week I noticed a distinct new spring in her step and also that she is keen to race again (fun-racing, so she can get the hard running that Salukis were born to do).

Then reading the instructions again, I wondered if the PEA might help cure her itchy undercarriage. Within a week, the red / brown colour began to fade and her ni***es to shrink. We're now at 2 weeks of PEA, and there is even more improvement. I am optimistic the symptoms will fade totally away, allowing Yamanja a comfortable older age. 💓

OK now to the hoomans!

My husband Anthony, a retired medical doctor, has increasingly suffered from hip pain (both sides) over the past 8 or so years, but at age 80y (now) does not wish for hip replacements due to his age and health-related issues, especially his dodgy heart and type 2 diabetes.

So he has been just about managing with Ibuprofen (which he really shouldn't be taking because of high blood pressure), Voltarol and CBD oil, but the pain is of course getting worse.

About 4 weeks ago, when I ordered Vince the Vet's Joint Support for our two elderly dogs, I ordered the bundle of 3 as a gift for my husband!

He read the info, and immediately started on the Joint Support. Within 4 days he was feeling an improvement! This improvement is ongoing; he has only taken Ibuprofen once in the past 4 weeks, and no Voltarol application🙂 and I see he is no longer limping.

He is as amazed and happy as I am, as you may guess. And while I'd love to post a photo of him, I know he has no wish whatsoever to appear on social media, so it will have to be a photo of our two elderly salukis happily on Joint Support!

Learn more here: >>> https://www.vincethevet.co.uk/blog/ultimate-joint-support---how-to-avoid-non-steroidal-anti-inflammatories-nsaids-and-librela

02/09/2024

BANK HOLIDAY COMP WINNER - NANCY..

"Always used Vince the Vet Raw food and supplements.

Our rescue Staffy is now 10 years old and I believe she would not be here without the help of uncle Vince!

Raw feeding helped allergies in her early years. This year she began to struggle and refused to go on our family walks and also struggled to come for snuggles on the sofa.

Playing ball was a no no, so a trip to the vets was in order. When I wasn't 100%satisfied with the advice they gave I once again turned to Vince.

Nancy always had (Vince the Vet) Joints powder so we introduced the Joint Support plus Recuperation tonic and then PEA.

I can safely say my girl is back and loving life. Within 6 weeks she wanted to walk more, play and seemed so much happier. I completed the chart to show our vet who supported us and suggested we carried on with the routine as it was making a huge difference.

The decline happened slowly but the recovery amazed us. Vince never stops amazing us. We have a video which proves that Nancy didn't want her old lady adapted exercise anymore and she is ready to enjoy life again with her rescued little sister.

Nancy's record chart evidence is attached. Our vet agrees with this progress and noticed huge changes on the regular visits Nancy had through the process."

Ben and Faye

Learn more here: >>> https://www.vincethevet.co.uk/blog/ultimate-joint-support---how-to-avoid-non-steroidal-anti-inflammatories-nsaids-and-librela

02/09/2024

BANK HOLIDAY COMP WINNER - MINI MU...

who is 12 next week had very invasive surgery at the end of April.

She had 6 different incision sites and was in so much pain after surgery that we didn’t think she’d pull through.

The vet had to remove a lot of muscle tissue.

I put her on Vince the Vet's powders plus PEA, and on holiday 5 weeks later she is chasing our 1 year puppy around! 👍😀

Learn more here: >>> https://www.vincethevet.co.uk/blog/ultimate-joint-support---how-to-avoid-non-steroidal-anti-inflammatories-nsaids-and-librela

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HOUSE DUST MITES ARE THE COMMONEST ALLERGEN FOR ATOPIC DOGS... which means without help, affected pets are typically itchy and inflamed all year round. Most of these dogs unfortunately, end up on immunosuppressive drugs such as steroids, Apoquel, Atopica and Cytopoint with all the side effects this entails. But now, there is a natural alternative - Vince the Vet palmitoylethanolamide (PEA). PEA has been shown to significantly reduce itching in 2 out of 3 atopic dogs sensitive to House Dust Mites (and a wide range of other environmental allergens) over an 8 - 12 weeks period. And without side-effects. This means 2 out of 3 dogs currently on Apoquel or other anti-itch drugs could come off medication altogether (or manage on a much reduced dose.) Start PEA today, and in a few months time you may find you have a much happier, drug free pet. Learn more here: >>> https://www.vincethevet.co.uk/pea/pea-palmitoylethanolamide-400mg-x-90-capsules

BANISH FIREWORK SEASON TERRORS If your pet hates the seemingly endless days of whistles and loud bangs that begin in October, and in many areas continue until the New Year, help is at hand. Vince the Vet PEA plus the Thunder and Fireworks remedy both act on the calming centres in the brain in different ways to create a more balanced and less reactive central nervous system (CNS). The result? A much calmer and less frightened pet who is better able to tolerate the sounds of fireworks without the stress. The secret to success is to start giving both natural supplements as early as possible before the firework season kicks off, so they have plenty of time to exert their soothing and relaxing effect when needed. Bundle Includes: 1 x PEA 400mg x 90 capsules 1 x Thunder and Fireworks 50ml remedy Learn more here: >>> https://www.vincethevet.co.uk/anxiety-behaviour/ultimate-fireworks-and-loud-noises-relief

FOOD FUELLING YEASTY SKIN.. Learn more here: >>>https://www.vincethevet.co.uk/blog/yeasty-skin-tried-all-the-anti-itch-treats-tablets-potions-lotions-and-chews

FABULOUS ARTICLE ABOUT YOGI IN WESTERN MAIL BY LYNNE ALLBUTT.... read online here: https://www.lynneallbutt.co.uk/fastest-wheelbarrow-in-the-west-midsummer-days-dream-sun-and-shadows-piggy-projects-natural-health-service/ Despite making a great recovery after rupturing both cruciate ligaments four years ago (and 6 months apart), Yogi (now nearly 15 years young) has recently been having a bit of trouble with arthritis in her knees. Four years on and she still has hydrotherapy with Sue at Four Seasons in Tredegar, which has resulted in ‘great muscle tone’, (the vet’s very words) but she was obviously finding the steps in the garden at the cottage difficult, jumping up on the sofa tricky and was just not her usual cheerful self. So after a bit of advice from Vince the Vet, she has been taking his Joint Support plus Recuperation and Joint Powder for the last 6 weeks. I have been an impatient ‘paw-rent’ but I have definitely noticed a difference in Yogi’s mobility in the last week or so. Our sniffari’s are getting a little longer and she is much more comfortable when sitting down. Founder of ‘Vince the Vet’, Dr. Vince MacNally BVSc VetMFHom MRCVS is the UK’s leading natural nutrition vet, and the only veterinary surgeon to have formulated and produced a complete, integrated range of natural supplements, remedies and raw food. He offers numerous other supplements that will support and improve the health and wellbeing of your dog – and cat and horse – and is absolutely brilliant at answering questions via email or via a pre-booked consultation. More details at www.vincethevet.co.uk Yogi has recently started his new PEA supplement too. PEA (Palmitoylethanolamide) is a natural painkiller that the body naturally produces to cope with pain and inflammation, but if the pain is ‘too much’ then the natural PEA is used up too quickly. I’m hoping the supplement will help Yogi even more and as it ‘reduces pain and swelling in the body’ I a

BREAKTHROUGH NATURAL JOINT RELIEF - AVOIDING NSAID'S and LIBRELA with PEA Dr. Vince webinar with pet parents recorded Saturday 1st June 2024.

ITCHY SKIN - AVOIDING APOQUEL WITH PEA Dr. Vince webinar with pet parents recorded Saturday 1st June 2024. Learn more here >>> https://www.vincethevet.co.uk/pea/pea-palmitoylethanolamide-400mg-x-90-capsules

"WOW WOW WOW I’m not one who promotes any one product, I’ll tell you what helps but I’m blown away with this. I’ve had Max on a couple of supplements for a while (did I tell you he’s 14 years 4 months old 🤣🤣) but I have noticed he’s getting a bit stiff and limpy now and again. I had heard good reviews on Vince the Vet Joints (and I love his stuff anyway) so decided I would get a tub and give it a go. Crikey was I shocked 🙈 this is the results 🎉🎉🎉 Vince MacNally 👏🏻and I want what he’s having 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Here’s the link to the magic white powder 🤣🤣" https://www.vincethevet.co.uk/single/joints---large-400g Sue Westie Advice Group

QUESTIONING THE VETERINARY PROFESSION'S STANCE ON WORMS, FLEAS AND BOOSTERS "My vet has always pushed an annual subscription for worming and flea tablets, taken monthly and quarterly, plus annual booster injections. It was never really described as an option, but something that every responsible owner would do to protect their dog. I’m coming to believe this is not the case and there may be better solutions - can you outline the options / pros / cons for this kind of thing?" Dr. Vince www.vincethevet.co.uk

VACCINE REACTION "I just wanted to give you an update on Hugo. All I can say is WOW what a difference to a week ago. As you know, Hugo had the Lepto4 vaccine plus flea & worm tablets from the vet, which is what my son was advised to do. Hugo became so poorly and we honestly thought that was it, we were going to lose him. However following your advice with the products you sent (big thank you to Sue and Alison in the WAG FB Group for this) Hugo is a different dog! He is now almost back to himself. There is still a little way to go, but my goodness we didn’t think he would ever get to this point. I really don’t know how to thank you - we will be eternally grateful for all your help. I just hope that anyone else in our position with their dog is fortunate to get your help. So thank you Vince, for guiding us through such a heart-breaking situation with Hugo. Never ever will we vaccinate our dogs again or give any flea and worm treatment, other than what you advise." NOTE ALL vaccines have the potential to cause adverse reactions and these can be serious or life-threatening in sensitive pets. It's important therefore to take precautions before any injection is given, and to only go proceed with inoculation if absolutely necessary. And if problems do arise, swift action is required to prevent long-term ill-effects developing - or worse.

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Being a vet isn't for everyone, but from the age of six, following the tragic death of a much-loved feline friend, I never wanted to be anything else.

17 years later, I left Liverpool University a fully fledged MRCVS, with a BVSc, a Cheshire Cat smile, and a faint disbelief that any of it was real!

First stop was the post of veterinary surgeon at the PDSA in Manchester, where for 3 years I specialised in orthopaedics.

Next, in 1987, came setting up my own practice (The Albany Veterinary Clinic) in Stockport, which over the next 14 years became a multivet centre of excellence, providing the very best possible pet care. It was during this time that the search for natural solutions began, which could change the lives of many of the dogs and cats we were seeing, that conventional treatment couldn’t help.