Gg (La , ) on 06/13/2024
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Treestan (Shelby township mi) on 06/10/2024
Pam E. (SW California) on 06/09/2024
More fuel for energy ... Hairball prevention & treatment ... Stomach ache from eating who knows what from who knows where - at these times it has so far always worked within an hour after they've ingested it - BUT - when they are in such pain that they won't eat or drink ANYthing (despite C.O. being a TOP favorite of theirs) I spread it (softened) on the fur of a front paw/lower-leg, and eventually they force themselves to lick it off ... and an hour later they go to their dinner bowl & ask to be fed, eating it alll up, with no more problems! I also used it topically & orally on a 2x2" infected skin wound. It initially loosened the dried puss covering it so the feral cat was able to remove it, then kept it clear of infection. It needed some help to heal back up, tho, & I found that 1 drop of GrapeFruit Seed Extract (1 part GFSE + 2 parts Glycerine, by Nutribiotics) 2x daily with meals is what it needed, and he healed up beautifully, all fur growing in perfectly!
It's everything it's cracked up to be by those who use & truly appreciate it! Don't listen to the nay-sayers! . The article on this site about it + many reviews *>
https://www.earthclinic.com/remedies/coconut_oil.html
"Coconut Oil: Add This Versatile Home Remedy to Your Pet’s Food" - How Coconut Oil Can Benefit Your Pet . - Analysis by Dr. Karen Shaw Becker HDVM - Dec 14,2022 https://www.barkandwhiskers.com/coconut-oil-why-you-should-feed-your-pets/
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Art (California) on 06/08/2024
My dog had foxtails and fortunately the vet was experienced enough to know to look for them. He removed them and life was good for my dog again! They just work their way in and the part you would be able to see on the outside usually breaks off, so there is no apparent indication of a cause for the swelling.
Deirdre (VA) on 06/08/2024
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MITZI (AUSTRALIA) on 06/07/2024
The blood is extremely thick much like tomato soup I don't use any poisons eg flea/tick product and only feed fresh food and veg I put a few drops of ACV in his water What else can I do please&thanku
skyshark (Tampa, FL) on 06/03/2024
*I am learning. After posting this and waiting for a reply, I realized that the answer to my question was already available in the Pet Remedies section. Oh well, I'll continue living and learning. I'm still open to personal/anecdotal experiences and comments.
Judith (USA) on 06/03/2024
Meg (Kentucky) on 05/31/2024
Seamore (Christiansted, VI) on 05/30/2024
Fenimore (UK) on 05/29/2024
Last week my beloved 7 year old Bichon suddenly developed a painful hot spot on his back haunch. I was very concerned as we had been through hot spot horrors before with our previous Bichon, Thisbe. I read testimony after testimony here on Earthclinic. First I tried the ACV diluted half and half with water. It did immediately seem to relieve the pain and itching. He stopped scratching himself. But after three days the sore was still weeping and actually hot. Also his entire backside was now the light brown colour of ACV...not a good look. I tried a saline and hypochlorous spray from Amazon. Again it did seem to help a little. But again the spot was still active and troubling. THEN I found the testimony by Tara of Baton Rouge. https://www.earthclinic.com/pets/hot_spots3.html#lavenderoil
She recommended 5-6 drops of Lavender essential oil added to 1 tbsp of coconut oil.I heated it and added a little bit of extra virgin olive oil to keep it liquid and mixed it, then applied it. Florrie was completely comfortable with it unlike the sprays I had been subjecting him to. It smells lovely. Within a few hours (!!!) the angry red patch was mostly pale pink with only a central small circle of bright red. It was no longer hot but cool to the touch. 24 hours later and the sore is gone. Only a bit of scab on pale pink skin is left!! He is happy and comfortable. I am so amazed and grateful to Tara and Earthclinic! to have found this easy, painless, FAST, zero side-effects resolution to an awful problem is just so wonderful. I wish everyone whose pet suffers with this problem would try this. It's the best solution ever.
Tameka (Uk ) on 05/28/2024
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kathleen (North Carolina) on 05/25/2024
It can be such a scary and powerless feeling trying something new to help our fur babies. I can tell you, without any hesitation, Colloidal Silver will not harm you, your cat or any other pets. It's the one thing helping my 13 yo dog poly arthritis, chronic inflammation, cysts, yeast.... I give it to her 3 times a day and put it in her water. I have been drinking it as it's the only thing that helps Lyme.
Many websites associated with conventional medicine (pharma company controlled) have. list of inexpensive, universal healing agents they attack. Colloidal silver is one, chlorine dioxide is another, iodine, boron, vitamin B 17 just to name a few. I would be surprised if you didnt find all you need to heal her here. Sending you both love.
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Mama to Many (Tennessee) on 05/24/2024
Thanks so much. I appreciate your sharing your experience with chicken bones for your dogs!
~Mama to Many~
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