Posted By Sweet Karma (ID) on 07/31/2021
My cat has some small (less then 1/2 an inch) benign tumors in his ears which cannot be completely removed surgically because of how many there are and how deep they go. If I am to apply castor oil in his ears and the tumors break open, in what ways can I then disinfect? Do you think I could use hydrogen peroxide for this situation?"
Posted By Rob (Kentucky) on 08/01/2021
1st Cat: She got bitten by some poisonous insect. We were thinking a spider since she was an outside cat. It bit her on her head behind the ear. Her face literally started melting off. Her owner named her zombie cat. 3 days after her wound, I came over with a bottle of turpentine pure gum spirits from humco and told her to dilute in coconut oil 1:1 and apply to the wound with a Q-tip. The owner did this for 4 days and the poison came out thru the cat's ear. It looked like pink tissue ball about the size of a gumball. It burst open and she cleaned it out with H2O2. The cat is still alive today however I think she has lost hearing in that ear.
2nd Cat: Another outside cat had a knot below the jaw line and was lethargic and not eating. Again, I brought turpentine over and had them diluted 1:1 with coconut oil and apply with Q-tip to the area. The cat completely recovered in 1 ½ days and the knot was gone."
Posted By Tessa (Okanagan) on 08/01/2021
Here is an Earth Clinic link with lots of options (including hydrogen peroxide) for taking care of pets with tumors:
https://www.earthclinic.com/pets/tumors.html
The link below is from a holistic pet care site. They recommend colloidal silver for cats but, then again, they sell it.
https://holisticpetcare.com/pet-care-blog/colloidal-silver-for-cats/
Here’s a YouTube video about treating pets with colloidal silver. The comments below the video are enlightening! Lots of success stories.
Treating Dogs and Other Pets with Colloidal Silver
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9SdyAlRJlY
You can buy colloidal silver at a health food store or, if you know someone who has a silver generator, they can give you some to try out.
I hope you find the right answer for your cat’s needs.
Take care,
Tessa"
