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Chlorella for Dogs

Be careful with Chlorella as it can cause runny stools! Start with a conservative dosage and see how your dog responds to it.

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Our readers offer information and opinions on Earth Clinic, not as a substitute for professional medical prevention, diagnosis, or treatment. Please consult with your physician, pharmacist, or health care provider before taking any home remedies or supplements or following any treatment suggested by anyone on this site. Only your health care provider, personal physician, or pharmacist can provide you with advice on what is safe and effective for your unique needs or diagnose your particular medical history.


Arthritis

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QUESTION

[QUESTION]  03/14/2009: Jonny from Flushing, NY: "Chlorella with Nsaids: My 11 year old collie is on Metacam for arthritis. I check her blood and urine every 3 months and she is doing fine. Can I also give her chlorella or will there be side effects? I know some natural remedies affect the absorption rates of the non-steroidals and also have blood thinning effects. Please respond back."


[YEA]  oanne from Goldendale, WA: "Give your dog chlorella for arthritis and other ailments...My 15 year old dog is young again...Last winter he was at death's door..I give 4 tabs 500 mg. daily. Complete recovery."



General Health

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[YEA]  Vickey : "Cholorella: I started my 1 year old pup on this because of the positive results I am having on myself. I gave her one 500mg tab and it did not make her loose. I want to send my brother for his 15 year old baby."



Poison

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[YEA]  12/31/2008: Rachel from Eugene, OR: "Chlorella for dogs: My aunts maltese got into rat poison. His body began to shut down, he lost his hair, his tongue turned black and the end fell off...the vet told her he could be of no help and would make a house call if she needed him put down. She used a large syringe with no needle to give him water with a high concentrated amount of the brand Sun Chlorella, for pets. Im not sure what else she may have done to help nurse him back to health, we are all naturalists in the family and its probably not the only remedy that contributed, but he recovered and she contributed it to the chlorella entirely. It took a while for the hair to grow back (the tip of his tongue never did) and he never looked the same, but he lived a happy 10 more years."



Smelly

08/31/2012: Gina from Cullman, Alabama Usa: "My Frenchies seem to always smell. After trying several recommended pet products unsucessfully, I'm wondering if the Chlorophyll could work? (Deer hunters seem to think it helps keep the game from smelling them. ) I would like input before I give it to my dogs."