Or (Florida) on 01/18/2022

Steve (FL) on 01/15/2022

Miss Kitty's Mom (Williamsburg Virginia) on 01/13/2022

I have a sweet small cat that had an ear polyp removed surgically. After that was done, she developed a bloody nose and congestion with mucous/blood. All the vets at the hospital said she must have a tumor or something because nothing was helping - including all sorts of antibiotics.

So after almost 8 months of trying many natural treatments, including colloidal silver, ACV, homeopathic remedies, I had endoscopic surgery to remove what the specialist thought, as I thought was another polyp.

After she went through the endoscope - they flushed her sinuses and found no polyp, no tumor but an area was inflamed. After getting back the lab results from a biopsy, we found she has pseudomonas. The specialist has her on a particular antibiotic called marbofloxacin. She has been on this treatment for nearly 3 weeks now and is no better!

I've studied this nasty pseudomonas during this time, and it is resistant to antibiotics, so it stirs up the bacteria and can make it worse! So, now I am trying to discover if anyone in the naturopathic world has an answer for this resistant bacteria.

I found one doctor in New Zealand who says that Grapefruit Seed extract and a full spectrum product he uses to kill Candidas will bring the pseudomonas under control. She has a bloody nose all the time, sometimes he seems to be getting better and then it flairs its ugly head.

She is on a home prepared diet that is from another holistic Doctor named Dr Pitcairn, who has many home prepared meals recipes for both dogs and cats with afflictions and non afflictions. She has been on the allergy diet for a long time and she looks beautiful - all the vets say the same. She has no other issue but the pseudomonas infection (which probably came from infected instruments at the vet hospital).

Are there any other cures anyone has found for their dogs or cats with this horrible stubborn affliction? I am determined to find a cure for this. Also the Dr from New Zealand, Dr Eric Bakker claims his remedy works. Also getting the gut in order with probiotics -

I share these things, but have yet to use them to see if there is improvements or cures. Anyone else found these remedies working?

Mark (FL) on 01/12/2022

Rob (Kentucky) on 01/09/2022

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If it were my dog, I would also add turmeric powder to the dog's food. About 1/4 teaspoon every meal.

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Rita (FL) on 01/09/2022

I am investigating CBD and some herbal methods! Good luck it is so freaky. I hate it! She gets scared hurts he self and hides. She has a calm household.

I understand and am with you. If I find something worthwhile I will share it here!

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Art (California) on 01/08/2022

The oral CS will kill pathogens in the blood and can work against the cancer, so it may not be a good idea to cut it out. CS has a very good safety profile even at high dosage levels significantly higher than you are giving your dog, which is actually a very small amount if you are starting with 20 ppm CS.

Art

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Deirdre (Connecticut) on 01/08/2022

Please let us know how your dog is doing today. I hope better.

My dog did completely lose his appetite on the benadryl/tagamet protocol for a few days but recovered it once I stopped. DMSO seems to give him a very good appetite.

If it's properly made colloidal silver (i.e., pale yellow for 20 ppm colloidal silver and not clear colored ionic silver), not sure you need to cut down on it in the drinking bowl. I give my dog 1 -2 tablespoons of 20 ppm CS mixed in each meal (2x day) and it's been very helpful. I have been doing that for years now and no issues. Probably has prolonged his life. He's a rescue so I don't know his exact age, but around 16 according to the vet. Golden retriever mix, 55 pounds.

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Ashley (USA) on 01/07/2022

you said you give your dog bicarbonate, honey and raw honey internally as well as topically on the wound?

Thank you!!

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Lis (Richmond, va) on 01/08/2022

He eats well, no balance issues yet but has lost some weight..

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Art (California) on 01/07/2022

There are a few maple syrups made with xylitol, be sure yours is not one of those, as xylitol can kill dogs and at a minimum make them very sick.

In any case, it does not sound like a protocol you should follow.

You can use colloidal silver in the drinking water and apply topically with DMSO as Deirdre has described. Dogs can tolerate DMSO orally in very small amounts, but there are no studies or guidelines for that use.

Art

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Dustie (Boise, Idaho) on 01/07/2022

Thanks for your help!

Dustie

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Linda (Florida) on 01/07/2022

Linda

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Deirdre (Connecticut) on 01/07/2022

How much did you give of each?

I would absolutely not give him anymore until he recovers and then a lot less or try another protocol. Might be too harsh. Someone else might have input about what's going on with your dog.

For DMSO, I've had great results using either apple cider vinegar or 20 ppm colloidal silver.

So sorry.

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Dustie Mulvany (Idaho) on 01/07/2022

Dustie (Boise, Idaho) on 01/07/2022

I finally received the DMSO and pure baking soda, last night I gave my dog the baking soda & maple syrup mixture, after a couple hours she started throwing up, and is not wanting to eat this morning and is still throwing more like dry heaves, did you experience this with your dog at first?

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Connie (ND) on 01/05/2022

I used MMS 3 drops half glass distilled water, used a syringe 2 to3 time per day, 3rd day my german shepherd was better, she was eating meat from a restaurant my daughter would bring home, Her ph levels were over 7, she is lots better.

Christy (Michigan) on 01/05/2022

Gudrun (Surrey, BC) on 01/04/2022

Deirdre (CT) on 01/03/2022

You could check out the Tagamet/Benadryl protocol on Facebook and see if it helped any dogs with T Cell Lymphoma. It was too rough on my dog so I stopped. Please let us know how it goes.

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