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Originally Posted by ladyjane  I would sure as hell NOT go against what the vets are recommending. Natural things are ok when used along with medical treatments. This thing that Lola has is nothing to play games with.
I don't know how these people are not sued for telling people to go against medical advice and give natural treatments when the treatments fail them. I have seen people recommend natural heartworm preventatives that have not been proven to work....and I often wonder WHO pays for the heartworm treatment when the pups get heartworms...and IF these people get sued. OR...if the poor pups are even allowed to be treated. I am not against holistic medicine, but I believe that it is not a substitute for good proven medicine. |
Linda,
I certainly agree with you 100%. There is such a thing as recommendations, but offering advice over what the vet has recommended.....mmmmmmmmm That is unless one is willing to take responsibility if a dog should die., then one should be more careful in giving armchair vet advice.
Lissette has some of the best vets treating Lola and is following their advice to a T. I don't think she wants to put Lola at any additional risk. All Lissette and Lola need from us is our prayers and support.