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Jaine B's avatar

It’s not a placebo because it works on birds who have no opinion about it.

Will Falconer, DVM's avatar

Yeah, we’ll have to ask what Nick meant by that. Animals and infant children: neither could possibly have a placebo effect, regardless of the hopes and dreams of their moms. They either get better after a remedy or they don’t: very, very innocent. If they don’t, it’s back to the drawing board to find another, better fitting remedy.

Tracy Lane Foshee's avatar

Sometimes I think I’m imagining improvements so I have to start counting and timing episodes of symptoms. I am definitely influenced by my own desire to see improvement, but my dogs?… not so much.

Will Falconer, DVM's avatar

Yeah, I hear you. I was purposely pointed in questioning owners about their observations. If I wasn’t convinced there’d been improvement, no matter how positive sounding my client was, I’d never claim my remedy set about a curative response. I was the objective judge, easier for me, as I wasn’t attached to an outcome. When it was real, it was always verifiable. I had the animal’s list of symptoms in front of me at every follow up appointment.

Nick Thompson, Vet's avatar

Agree. Hom can be subtle.

Jaine B's avatar

That’s why I’m sold on it. It all started when my son wasn’t talking. Homeopathy jumped started his words. He was 3.

Nick Thompson, Vet's avatar

And plants! Try telling your doctor that!

Hubert Karreman, VMD's avatar

It was great to hear your background story. What year did you graduate veterinary school school (pre-1980 if Wisconsin I guess).

I always love hearing how a vet got interested in altvetmed. Every story is very unique!

Do you live in India now?

Will Falconer, DVM's avatar

Yeah, 1980, and India since 2019. Agreed on the origin stories: all so varied, right?

Lori's avatar

Wow, just loved this interaction between you both. Can't wait until you two meet up again.

Safe travels to the mountains Dr. F.!

Vera Smith's avatar

I very much enjoyed listening to it.

Nick Thompson, Vet's avatar

Thanks, Vera. Appreciate you saying.

Joanna Welland MSc BSN CHom's avatar

Wonderful interview. Thank you.

Kimberly Lutomski's avatar

Hi Dr Falconer. I’m located in Michigan. Love your message. I send your info to all my friends and new animal owners. Thank you for helping all of us with important helpful information to keep our pets healthy naturally!

Jack Desch's avatar

Awesome interview to find out more about you Doc....I recently discovered you from a Telegram channel and love all that you do....

Melissa Rollins's avatar

It was an absolute pleasure getting to know you a little better! Your history and how you became a homeopathic vet! I follow you all the time, take a few of your classes and always recommend your website when I’m on fb trying to get people to research all the “truths “ there are in the caring for our precious pets! Thanks for doing this interview. Hope to see more in future! Thank you for all you do to support and teach! I always say your a great teacher and funny to boot!

Sherry's avatar

Very informative and I very much enjoyed it. I was hoping to hear how you ended up in India. LOL.

Will Falconer, DVM's avatar

Maybe next time…

AsNatureIntended's avatar

I've been following Will since 2014, have learnt a lot and very grateful. Worth sharing with my community. Look forward to more video's guys. Thank you

Angelo's avatar

Pleasure listening to this interview.. my pet parent journey started with Dr. Will Falconer.

Will Falconer, DVM's avatar

Hey Angelo! Hope you're doing well and your journey continues to inspire you.

Angelo's avatar

Doing well Doc. Certainly it inspired me and continues to be a learning journey. Hope all is well with you Dr. Will

Jennifer McDermott's avatar

Great interview. Love hearing the history of your journey.

Tahntahn76's avatar

This video was a pleasure and a joy; hearing both of your hearts just made my day. Much gratitude!