Rob (Kentucky) on 08/01/2021

If the dog has a large mass, I would also give them turmeric powder in their food. Adjust dosage to weight.

Turpentine and Kerosene are universal healers.

My grandmother was my babysitter til I was 10 years old. Anytime one of us kids got a cut, sting or scrap, she would put kerosene on a nasty rag and wipe the area. It was the only medicine I knew of til I got older. lol

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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

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Deirdre (CT) on 08/01/2021

Thank you so much for your always interesting and detailed remedies and amazing stories on Earth Clinic!

I just finished reading your suggestion to a reader about pure gum spirits turpentine for a tumor in a cat's ear. Would you also suggest topical turpentine for a large tumor on a dog too? My 15 1/2 year old golden retriever has a mass pushing into her right shoulder blade that the vet thinks may be going into the bone based on xrays. The biopsy results came back inconclusive. I'm doing a few hydrogen peroxide 12% food grade drops in her food twice a day for the past 3 days and there's a significant increase in her energy, but not sure if it's shrinking this mass.

Appreciate any suggestions. Thank you so much!

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 ? days and the knot was gone.

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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?

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Art (California) on 07/27/2021

In a human, I would say xylitol, Colloidal Silver (AgNPs - Silver Nanoparticles), NAC, and grapefruit seed extract, but xylitol is deadly to dogs and NAC has to be very carefully applied and observed in dogs to see how they react. All four things are biofilm disrupters and grapefruit seed extract and AgNPs are potent antimicrobials.

So I would first see if Rob's dose has any effect and if it doesn't, I would give my dog pure silver drinking water at 10 ppm only, with no regular water at all. I would give the silver alongside grapefruit seed extract to my dog. If that was not strong enough I would bring my dog up to 20 ppm silver drinking water, but no higher, plus the grapefruit seed extract.

AgNPs and Grapefruit Seed Extract should be fairly safe, but you know that sometimes sensitive dogs can react to colloidal silver or grapefruit seed extract.

Art

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GloriA (Arkansas) on 07/26/2021

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Lisa (CA) on 07/25/2021

I have worked with 3 herbalists, and have tried homeopathy, ozone treatment, fecal transplants, glandular therapy, (which increased her toxic load, even though they were from grass-fed cows in New Zealand), and sadly antibiotics.

If anyone has any suggestions I am open.

Thank you so much.

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