r/olddogs • u/Fit-Confusion-1080 • 1d ago

www.oldiedogs.com

I hope this is allowed, I can't open he community guide or find any rules against it.

I'm working on an educational website www.oldiedogs.com for medical conditions faced by owners of elderly dogs. It is not monetized in any way. It is still being developed. Someday I will hopefully sell supplements although I see that the more research I do the fewer of the supplements we spend money on our older friends seem to really do anything but empty our wallets.

Part of the mission of this website, although someday I will try and monetize it (at the rate I'm going it would be a year plus) is to warn people what NOT to spend money on and when to go to the vet for prescription medications. The pet industry is huge, we do anything for our dogs to what end other than a hit on the wallet but when can some things help.

I got interested when a close friends dog developed cushings disease and we chose to treat with natural products instead of prescription medications and it helped her symptoms. Feedback would be nice but I'm just most interested that people have a resource if it helps to understand a specific condition. the website needs work still so be patient using it..

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u/Spare-Shirt24 1d ago

I have no interest in using some quack website for DIY "medical advice" when its only goal is to get monetized. Take your spam elsewhere. 

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u/Fit-Confusion-1080 1d ago

Sorry you feel that way. It's certainly not DIY medical advice. It's simply education. But I can understand why you are so skeptical and hiding behind a keyboard makes safe to be nasty..after all, you could have just skipped the post. And as I mentioned, nothing on this site is monetized so anyone who checks it out now is not buying anything.