Canines appear to get better treatment for thyroid gland (see link)

[Guest guest]

HI ALL

I have come across this article about the treatment of canines thyroid glands,

and it appears they get better treatment than us humans.

They suggest using SOLOXINE, but not generic versions as they do not get

absorbed as well. They also give them VOM which nourishes the thyroid gland

back to health.

How many of us have felt like atending a VET for help, as I for one have.

Does anyone know what VOM is and if its OK for humans, and we are also

prescribed generic versions and this states they are not as good.

http://www.lbah.com/canine/hypot4.htm

Kathleen

[Guest guest]

sorry i can't comment on vom (no idea what it is) but i would rather go to a vet

than most doctors ...i had an excellent on-line consultation with a

vet/naturopath in america nearly three years ago .. .i had booked the

consultation in desparation to find help for a dying cat but sadly he died 20

minutes before the consultation...she was a great help to me and has a very

informative web site as follows

http://www.naturalhealthtechniques.com/

i so hope you get proper help kathleen, it beggar's belief some of the things

you go through.

best wishes

trish

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> HI ALL

> I have come across this article about the treatment of canines thyroid glands,

and it appears they get better treatment than us humans.

> They suggest using SOLOXINE, but not generic versions as they do not get

absorbed as well. They also give them VOM which nourishes the thyroid gland

back to health.

> How many of us have felt like atending a VET for help, as I for one have.

[Guest guest]

I love those squirrels, but I do wish we had somebody like this in UK as she

helps humans as well.

Kathleen

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> sorry i can't comment on vom (no idea what it is) but i would rather go to a

vet than most doctors ...i had an excellent on-line consultation with a

vet/naturopath in america nearly three years ago .. .i had booked the

consultation in desparation to find help for a dying cat but sadly he died 20

minutes before the consultation...she was a great help to me and has a very

informative web site as follows

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> http://www.naturalhealthtechniques.com/

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> i so hope you get proper help kathleen, it beggar's belief some of the things

you go through.

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> best wishes

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> trish

[Guest guest]

I have often mentioned that vets are better at diagnosing and

treating hypothyroidism than NHS doctors.

Luv - Sheila

How many of us have felt like atending a VET for help, as I for one have.

Does anyone know what VOM is and if its OK for humans, and we are also

prescribed generic versions and this states they are not as good.

http://www.lbah.com/canine/hypot4.htm

Kathleen