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Grapefruit Seed Extract for Dogs

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amelia (Portugal) on 10/12/2023:
5 out of 5 stars

5 years ago my little dog had a bad ear infection or at least 2 years and nothing we tried, both veterinary or natural cured it, until I found a 7 year old bottle o GSE in my cupboard. I put 2 drops pure in her ear and the next morning the discharge had dried up and she has been well ever since.

Now I myself used it pure on my thumb yesterday after suffering or 3 days with some very painful infection around my nail/cuticle. This morning I woke up cured with only the skin a bit dry.

What a remedy and what a wonderful site. Thank you EC.

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Melinda (Terrace, Canada) on 10/04/2012:
5 out of 5 stars

I use GSE (grapefruit seed extract) Liquid concentrate and it doesn't contain Xylitol. I use it diluted in water or tuna water for both my cats and my dogs. This website has a list of things GSE is useful for and also assures that is is safe for pets. I recommend GSE for pretty much everything. It is a cure-all for every being.

I put this diluted on my dogs infected foot and was healed within days. No expensive meds needed. :)

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Jackie (Missoula, Mt) on 05/29/2011:
1 out of 5 stars

Warning

Xylitol causes renal failure in dogs!!

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Tamara (Baton Rouge) on 02/15/2007:
1 out of 5 stars

Warning

Do NOT use products with Xylotol in them for your pets. It's toxic in very small amounts.

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Alan (USA) on 03/01/2004:
5 out of 5 stars

We use: Grapefruit seed Extract. H20, caramel extract, xylitol for sweetness -- found in sugar-free gums. A solution of 20 drops Grapefruit Seed Extract with 10oz. H20 and carmal extract for taste has cured incoming dogs to the pet rescue of bad breath and tartar build up. This took about 2 days of having it sprayed into the mouth for bad breath and a week to notice loss of tarter. Daily maintenance of 4 drops in water also showed a reduction in weight in our heavier dogs. Give chew toys or carrots to dogs during this time to assist with the cleaning process.

GSE is an excellent anti bacterial element and has many uses for people and pets. Great for raising the pets PH level as well.

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Candice (Victorville, CA) on 03/01/2004:
0 out of 5 stars

Warning

Hello. I was reading a remedy for Halitosis from Alan.

I was worried about the Xylitol that is used for a sweetener, in his recipe, because I read an article stating that Xylitol caused serious side effects in Dogs including death. I believe the article was from Pedigree.com, but I am not sure. I just thought that this would be useful information. Thanks!

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Grapefruit Seed Extract for Dogs

5 star (3) 
  50%
1 star (2) 
  33%
(1) 
  17%

amelia (Portugal) on 10/12/2023:
5 out of 5 stars

5 years ago my little dog had a bad ear infection or at least 2 years and nothing we tried, both veterinary or natural cured it, until I found a 7 year old bottle o GSE in my cupboard. I put 2 drops pure in her ear and the next morning the discharge had dried up and she has been well ever since.

Now I myself used it pure on my thumb yesterday after suffering or 3 days with some very painful infection around my nail/cuticle. This morning I woke up cured with only the skin a bit dry.

What a remedy and what a wonderful site. Thank you EC.

 View Entire Thread

REPLY   1      

Melinda (Terrace, Canada) on 10/04/2012:
5 out of 5 stars

I use GSE (grapefruit seed extract) Liquid concentrate and it doesn't contain Xylitol. I use it diluted in water or tuna water for both my cats and my dogs. This website has a list of things GSE is useful for and also assures that is is safe for pets. I recommend GSE for pretty much everything. It is a cure-all for every being.

I put this diluted on my dogs infected foot and was healed within days. No expensive meds needed. :)

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Jackie (Missoula, Mt) on 05/29/2011:
1 out of 5 stars

Warning

Xylitol causes renal failure in dogs!!

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REPLY   5      


Tamara (Baton Rouge) on 02/15/2007:
1 out of 5 stars

Warning

Do NOT use products with Xylotol in them for your pets. It's toxic in very small amounts.

 View Entire Thread

REPLY   5      

Alan (USA) on 03/01/2004:
5 out of 5 stars

We use: Grapefruit seed Extract. H20, caramel extract, xylitol for sweetness -- found in sugar-free gums. A solution of 20 drops Grapefruit Seed Extract with 10oz. H20 and carmal extract for taste has cured incoming dogs to the pet rescue of bad breath and tartar build up. This took about 2 days of having it sprayed into the mouth for bad breath and a week to notice loss of tarter. Daily maintenance of 4 drops in water also showed a reduction in weight in our heavier dogs. Give chew toys or carrots to dogs during this time to assist with the cleaning process.

GSE is an excellent anti bacterial element and has many uses for people and pets. Great for raising the pets PH level as well.

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Candice (Victorville, CA) on 03/01/2004:
0 out of 5 stars

Warning

Hello. I was reading a remedy for Halitosis from Alan.

I was worried about the Xylitol that is used for a sweetener, in his recipe, because I read an article stating that Xylitol caused serious side effects in Dogs including death. I believe the article was from Pedigree.com, but I am not sure. I just thought that this would be useful information. Thanks!

 View Entire Thread

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amelia (Portugal) on 10/12/2023:
5 out of 5 stars

5 years ago my little dog had a bad ear infection or at least 2 years and nothing we tried, both veterinary or natural cured it, until I found a 7 year old bottle o GSE in my cupboard. I put 2 drops pure in her ear and the next morning the discharge had dried up and she has been well ever since.

Now I myself used it pure on my thumb yesterday after suffering or 3 days with some very painful infection around my nail/cuticle. This morning I woke up cured with only the skin a bit dry.

What a remedy and what a wonderful site. Thank you EC.

 View Entire Thread

REPLY   1      

Melinda (Terrace, Canada) on 10/04/2012:
5 out of 5 stars

I use GSE (grapefruit seed extract) Liquid concentrate and it doesn't contain Xylitol. I use it diluted in water or tuna water for both my cats and my dogs. This website has a list of things GSE is useful for and also assures that is is safe for pets. I recommend GSE for pretty much everything. It is a cure-all for every being.

I put this diluted on my dogs infected foot and was healed within days. No expensive meds needed. :)

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Jackie (Missoula, Mt) on 05/29/2011:
1 out of 5 stars

Warning

Xylitol causes renal failure in dogs!!

 View Entire Thread

REPLY   5      


Tamara (Baton Rouge) on 02/15/2007:
1 out of 5 stars

Warning

Do NOT use products with Xylotol in them for your pets. It's toxic in very small amounts.

 View Entire Thread

REPLY   5      

Alan (USA) on 03/01/2004:
5 out of 5 stars

We use: Grapefruit seed Extract. H20, caramel extract, xylitol for sweetness -- found in sugar-free gums. A solution of 20 drops Grapefruit Seed Extract with 10oz. H20 and carmal extract for taste has cured incoming dogs to the pet rescue of bad breath and tartar build up. This took about 2 days of having it sprayed into the mouth for bad breath and a week to notice loss of tarter. Daily maintenance of 4 drops in water also showed a reduction in weight in our heavier dogs. Give chew toys or carrots to dogs during this time to assist with the cleaning process.

GSE is an excellent anti bacterial element and has many uses for people and pets. Great for raising the pets PH level as well.

REPLY   3      

Candice (Victorville, CA) on 03/01/2004:
0 out of 5 stars

Warning

Hello. I was reading a remedy for Halitosis from Alan.

I was worried about the Xylitol that is used for a sweetener, in his recipe, because I read an article stating that Xylitol caused serious side effects in Dogs including death. I believe the article was from Pedigree.com, but I am not sure. I just thought that this would be useful information. Thanks!

 View Entire Thread

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