If You Love Your Dog, Don’t Fall For Alternative Medicine
Avoid fake doctors who try to treat your dog with unproven and unreliable methods
Disclaimer: This is going to be a rant.
As a dog lover, I’m furious right now
I get all kinds of requests to create engaging websites for businesses of different sizes, from lone entrepreneurs to big industry leaders.
Today I received another request for a website advertising alternative medicine for dogs. I can’t turn down too many contracts because it would damage my own business, so I rolled with it.
But my stomach twisted and turned itself through the entire process. The reason? I have to write lies and false promises that I’d never write or promote on my own terms.
Promoting online counseling for dogs that need real diagnosis and treatment. Explaining that a simple saliva check can accurately diagnose any illness your dog might have (hint: it can’t. There’s a reason real veterinarians draw blood or use MRIs at times).
And writing that vaccine shots are the cause of many diseases, but go unnoticed because the time between…
