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Re: Feline Hyperesthesia Syndrome

Anna (NJ) on 02/06/2026

You crazy Cat ladies have something for this just put in FHS hope it help 🙏

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Re: Magnesium Citrate for Extreme Constipation

Connie (Usa) on 02/05/2026

What was the cause? If you know? My cat has the same signs with constipation, he’s a long hair orange cat & I think it’s caused from hairballs (that aren’t regurgitated). I’m quite frustrated. He’s on a prescription wet food Royal Canin g/I which is great and he loves the creamy texture. He can’t stand anything lumpy or shreds; then only drinks the juice or gravy. Had 9 teeth removed a couple yrs ago been hard to Feed to say the least. If there’s any other supplements that could work would ec or someone answer this?

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Re: Raw Salmon, Colloidal Silver for FIV in Cat

Stasia (Australia) on 02/04/2026

It was so nice to hear your story. I also use Colloidal Silver and find it works for so many things.

Although I personally have used Hydrogen Peroxide, I had wondered how I could use it on my cats, so I thank you for that share.

I do have problems getting my cats to eat raw or cooked salmon. But it's been a while since I last tried I might try it again.

Although I have a vet for emergencies, they don't agree with my alternative practices, so it makes it difficult sometimes. But the proof is with my cats overall health and I very rarely have needed to see them.

Truly thank you for sharing your story.

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Re: Miralax for Pets with Constipation

Vera (Colorado) on 02/03/2026

I wonder if pumpkin puree would do it? It works for dogs, and they like the taste when added to the dog food.

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Miralax for Pets with Constipation

Connie Magnuson (Minnesota) on 02/02/2026

I know that I’m answering An Old post but just want to agree on the mega colon condition being bad & having to put your cat thru painful extraction is so sad. But my Max kitty can now smell or tell when I put the laxative in the wet food and he doesn’t eat it; so I would not agree that it is tasteless! It worked best in the beginning but now he doesn’t like it much. He’s a long hair (orange +white)he gets constipated from hairballs that he won’t hawk up. But when he’s compacted again he starts throwing up everything and his stomach actually rolls in contraction at times. The stress is real+hard on me bc I’m in my 70s

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Re: Upper Respiratory Condition in Cat

Michelle (USA) on 02/02/2026

Read labels!!! I was unaware until last year that legumes, potatoes, peas block taurine absorption. Guess what they put in both dog and cat foods, especially grain free?

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Give Vitamin C One Week Before Taking Pets for Vaccinations

Daniel (AZ) on 02/01/2026

How do you administer Vit C to a cat or dog?

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Castor Oil for Fibrosarcoma on Dog’s Leg

Sev%u2019s mom (Florida) on 02/01/2026
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Hello. My dog has an aggressive fibrosarcoma tumor on his front leg. This is the second time, and unfortunately cannot be removed again due to location and not enough skin. I tried the castor oil each night for a week. Yesterday after taking the wrapping off, it bled for a little bit but his entire leg is now swollen. He’s favoring it a lot today and won’t stop licking at it. I’m not sure what this means or if there’s any other remedy I can do. Please help!
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Re: Oregano for Ear Mites

Connie Magnuson (St Paul MN) on 01/31/2026

Well you should post how you diluted oregano oil for cat use?! It is a strong oil with a strong odor and I’m sure you need a carrier oil. Oregano oil is strong even for most people. But if I have a strong cold or virus a drop under my tongue is all I need until the cold is gone.

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Re: Trying to Locate Virumed by Homeoca

PayItForward (Pacific Northwest) on 01/31/2026

Original Virumed Ingredients: The original Homeocan Virumed product had a complex list of ingredients intended to cover a wide range of viral symptoms:
  • Active Ingredients: Cinchona Officinalis, Hydrastis Canadensis, Lomatium Dissectum, Nasturtium Aquaticum, Myrrha, Tabebuia Impetiginosa, Gelsemium Sempervirens, Germanium Sesquioxide, Lachesis Mutus, various viral "nosodes" (including Epstein-Barr, Herpes Zoster, Hepatitis B, Coxsackie B1 & B4), Belladonna, and Nux Vomica.
The most similar contemporary product for broad flu symptoms is likely Homeocoksinum, due to its use of Anas barbariae, a common ingredient in such remedies.

Recommended Replacements

Depending on why you originally used Virumed, here are the current equivalent products from Homeocan’s updated lineup:

  • For Flu-Like Symptoms: Homeocoksinum is the brand's primary replacement for relieving general viral symptoms like fever, chills, and body aches.
  • For Immune Support: Thymo Protection is used to support the immune system and help the body fight viral and bacterial infections.
  • For Prevention: Influenzinum Prevention is a common homeopathic alternative specifically used during flu season.


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Tea Tree and Eucalyptus Oil Treatment for Cat Mange

Ariel (YARRAMAN) on 01/30/2026
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Tea Tree and Eucalyptus Oil Treatment for Cat Mange

When I noticed my feline companion had a case of mange a few days ago, I went into action. I had no tea tree oil (which was my first choice) but I did have eucalyptus oil. I wet a cloth, not quite dripping, and added a dozen drops of eucalyptus oil, then rubbed it on the scabbed bare patch at base of tail, and on the tail which she had started chewing at. About an hour later I noticed an improvement. And by the next morning, she had completely stopped scratching, and started eating and sleeping better. This is the second time I have treated a cat this way - with no problems. I also hear Neem oil is good too. According to the National Library of Medicine site: "Essential oils, especially tea tree, clove, palmarosa, and eucalyptus oils, are potential complementary or alternative products to treat S. scabiei infections in humans or animals, as well as to control the mites in the environment."

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Re: Dogs With Skin Issues

Katzie (Cancun, Mexico) on 01/30/2026

It depends on where you live. When I lived in Canada I was a big fan of Acana hard food. I also used to buy Origen, to which warm water was added and the result was a wet food that had superior nutrition! Are there any high-end or organic pet stores in your área? VitaLife Duck and Chicken Tenders were the only treats that were allowed. Maybe you could look up these brands online and see about the availability in your area. My dog was super healthy! Those Brands are awesome. Best of luck in your search.

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Re: No Grain Diet For Dogs With Skin Issues

Lindi (Arizona) on 01/29/2026

Please share the name of the dog food you are using. I have a diabetic dog and am trying to find a grain free, potato free dog food.

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Re: Ivermectin

Christina (AZ) on 01/27/2026

Do you know if Ivermectin is helpful for dogs with Cancer? Can you direct me to a page or sight for me to reference. I need natural help for by puppy.

Thank you

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Re: Ivermectin for Mange

Susan Duby (TX) on 01/26/2026

Both Ivermectin & Fenbendazole are safe for animals & people. Ivermectin first came available for animals ten humans. You are behind the 8 ball. Joe Tippens beat stage 4 cancer by taking Fenbendazole ( I’d advise cancer patients using chemo toxics for treatment loom Joe Tippen’s. Thousands have now survived cancer because of FenBen. Both meds are very safe. Many peeps I know & me have been taking it since 2021 for you know what. I NEVER have been ill & still maintain a dose 1 time each month. So does my hubby & most of our family. It’s effective & safe & beats the k*i_ s_ot pushed on the world that has caused sudden & permanent absence of souls.

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Re: Ivermectin for Mange

BECKIE (OR) on 01/19/2026

Boric acid capsules in a bath should help kill the yeast infection. I had a 10 pound doxie and I used 3 capsules in a warm bath a few times until it was gone. Yes, they are the same capsules that are made for women with yeast infection.

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Re: Hemangiosarcoma in Dog - Remedies Urgently Needed

Katzie (Cancun, México ) on 01/19/2026

I also wanted to add another possible route to go for your dog. There's a post here under Latest Posts (ie for humans), where a Stage 4 patient used molasses & baking soda together to cure his brain cancer (Gioblastoma (sp?); the same disease that Michael Bolton is fighting. Apparently the molasses gets the cancer cells to open up to drink it in (cancer LOVES sugar), where the baking soda also enters the cell and kills it. Sounds awesome and worth a try.

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Re: Hemangiosarcoma in Dog - Remedies Urgently Needed

Katzie (Cancun, Mexico) on 01/19/2026

I must agree! Had a friend who used Ivermectin & Fenbendazole together and didn't need her planned radiation or chemo treatments. They (Dr's) couldn't find the cancer mass in her breast anymore. I do not remember the amounts she used, but she did not tread lightly in anything so it was likely the max dose. Amazing.

Best of health to your doggy. Don't forget the power of prayers either! I have prayed for your dog just now.



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Re: Seeking Advice for Anal Glands

MARK (TENNESSEE) on 01/19/2026

Plain - fat free - greek yogurt is the cure. Couple table spoons morning & nite daily. He love's it & it works. Our 100lb dog hasn't licked his butt for 3 months now. Vet hasn't had to clear him either. Wonderful

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Re: Ivermectin for Mange

Dianne McCall (South Carolina) on 01/19/2026

Would like recipe for Ted’s remedy if possible? I have a 100lb Rottweiler with yeast infection mostly on head and neck. Thanks for any help you can give me.

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