Nose Remedies
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GERANIUM ESSENTIAL OIL
01/19/2011: Angele from Highlands, Tx, Usa: "I have a 16-1/2 year old Pit Chow mix named Red. He has been extremely ill for the last 3 months, sneezing yellow discharge all day long. He has been on oral & inject-able antibiotics which did not alleviate the symptoms. My vet said the next step is a specialist to see if he has a fungus infection in his nose which would cost thousands of dollars. He also said my dog was too old to go under an anesthetic to have the test run. I was ready to give up hope when I investigated essential oils on the net. What did I have to lose? I put Geranium Essential Oil in a vaporizer & on his nose. Its only been 2 days & the symptoms are almost gone. I do feel bad because I know the essential oil is so strong for his nose but he can breathe easily for the 1st time in 3 months. I felt I needed to share this remedy which has been a miracle for my wonderful old Red dog."
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[QUESTION] 06/18/2008: Lorelie from Lake Geneva, WI: "My dog Rusty, first suffered with bloody noses, which has recently turned to more of a runny nose with slight tinges of blood, now has just developed swelling up her left nostril. I've given Rusty 2 bouts of antibiotics from the vet and afterward sprayed Silver up her nostrils. The Silver seemed to reduce the bleeding. Could you explain to me what it all might be about and what I can do?"
Replies[WARNING!] 12/18/2010: Vikki from Frederick, Co replies: "Hi. I have had dogs my whole life, trained and shown them, please make sure you are not feeding your dog in a plastic bowl. They should always use glass or steel. They rub their noses against it, and the dragging will really irritate it. I used vitamin E... By poking a pinhole in it, and rubbing it on a rescue dogs nose a couple of times a day. That cleared it right up, and it has never come back since. Good luck!"
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