Rancho Mobile Veterinary Services

02/12/2025

This applies to you and your pet.

Dr. Steven Gundry Reveals the Truth About Leaky Gut – And How to Fix It! 🚨Dr. Steven Gundry dives into one of the most misunderstood health issues—leaky gut...

02/09/2025

Hemangiosarcoma/Hemangioma. “The silent killer”

“Splenic hemangiosarcoma (HSA) is a type of cancer in dogs that’s often called the “silent killer” because it can go undetected until it’s too late to treat. HSA is a highly aggressive, vascular tumor that can grow in the spleen, liver, heart, and other organs”. Usual age of onset is around 9 years old. Many tumors are only detected if they get large enough to palpate with an exam or as a finding on xrays. Many burst without any warning and kills your pet by causing internal hemorrhage. Some can also form in the heart. For a small fee I am going to start offering a quick splenic ultrasound screen for those older pets. This one I removed from my own dog who had NO SYMPTOMS! His mommy (me) had a slight Intuition to screen him with an ultrasound just because he is getting old. I couldn’t palpate it and his blood was completely normal. Crossing fingers is benign. Please make sure your senior dog gets an ultrasound screen yearly in addition to regular bloodwork.

01/22/2025

Is your dog sunbathing? I know they love it and they look so cute. But this is soooo bad for them. The sunburns and constant exposure will damage the skin causing irreversible damage. The tumor we are removing that looks like a blackberry is called “Hemangioma”. It is due to constant sun exposure. The skin around is thick and there is a possibility that other tumors may arise from the already damaged skin. I see detrimental damage to the skin in dogs and we sometimes have to remove multiple tumors since they can come back. So please. Either keep your pet from sunbathing, and if outdoors, have him/her wear a UV protective suit.

12/27/2024

Before and after videos. This sweet girl has had 2 PEMF treatments and is feeling so much better. Now wagging her tail and much more comfortable. For more information about our laser , ozone and PEMF treatments go to our website Ranchomobilevet.com

12/21/2024

This is essential for YOU and YOUR pet.

My guest this episode is Dr. Justin Sonnenburg, Professor of Microbiology & Immunology at Stanford University. Dr. Sonnenburg’s research focuses on how micro...

12/15/2024

12/01/2024

11/28/2024

What we now know about removing ovaries and testicles.

"Once the go**ds are removed, the pituitary gland starts producing excessive luteinizing hormone, causing widespread inflammation in various tissues and orga...

11/23/2024

11/15/2024

Kudos to my client. Her dog is 10 years old!!! He looks like he is 3!! Lean and muscular and intact.

11/08/2024

Our loyal client enjoying the couch while her sweet dog gets PEMF and Laser Therapy❤️🐶

10/31/2024

This is awesome.

10/28/2024

It is our responsibility as veterinarians to keep up with ever changing science and NEW discoveries and as a result, we will ensure that your pet has optimal health. Many science discoveries lead us to realize that what we used to believe before had no effect I’m their health, in fact was not the best option for our pets long term. This is science folks, and you will also experience this with human medicine. I am not saying we were wrong. We just DIDNT know. We still advocate population control in certain situations, however, with responsible ownership, we can educate our clients in providing the optimal advise that will benefit their pets in the long run. I will post the video on my highlight and also attach the following article that will give you a more detailed description of the science behind it. In a nutshell: a normal hormonal balanced loop inside the body in an intact animal/human goes like this: brain tells pituitary gland to make LH (Leutenizing hormone)>> LH goes to the ovaries or testicles >> they make estrogen/progesterone or testosterone. The high hormone levels go back to the brain and tells it to stop making LH because the levels are sufficient. When we remove the go**ds (ovaries or testicles), the brain continues to make LH because there is no longer estrogen/progesterone or testosterone to tell it to stop. LH levels remain on a spay/neutered dog 10x high. There are LH receptors in many areas of the body such as thyroid tissue, adrenal glands, gastrointestinal tissue, lymphocytes and cranial cruciate ligament (ACL). Those tissues are now stimulated constantly by an extreme amount of LH. I will post a link on the highlight to click to read the article.

https://www.akcchf.org/educational-resources/library/articles/exploring-how-spayneuter.html

10/28/2024

Please watch!

"Gonectomized dogs have been reported to have higher incidences of obesity, urinary incontinence, urinary calculi, atopic dermatitis, autoimmune hemolytic an...

10/10/2024

Rest In peace little angel 💔