Guest guest Posted August 31, 2008 Report Share Posted August 31, 2008 Yes, it is very possible the problem skipped a generation or so. Years ago I acquired through a marriage a purebred Rottie from a backyard breeder as well, and boy did he have health issues. It was incredible how early his symptoms started (4 yrs old )and then it was downhill from there, it was tragic. Had to put him down at 7yrs old he was so ill and sickly. Back then not knowing any better (1999) the conventional vets killed him with so much surgery and drugs. I regret all we did to him, none of it helped. Tammatha - Marcia Grogan oleander soup Friday, August 29, 2008 11:51 AM RE: Re: Colloidal Silver & Gold Thanks! No actually I got him from a friend as a puppy. (he's a chow). Both parents are owned by my friend and have absolutely no problems at all, so it must have come from grandparents or further back. Yes I hope it works too. He is the sweetest, most loyal, best dog we've ever had, w/ a huge heart. I hate to see him hurt so I appreciate your information. I'll keep you posted. Marcia oleander soup From: tammatha (AT) sonic (DOT) netDate: Fri, 29 Aug 2008 11:41:39 -0700Re: Re: Colloidal Silver & Gold I hope it helps too Marcia, that is 4-5 of silver, about 3 of gold. Wow, hip displasia at 8 month sounds like you got him from a breeder. Weaver will be 13 in Dec. Tammatha - Marcia Grogan oleander soup Thursday, August 28, 2008 10:58 PM RE: Re: Colloidal Silver & Gold Hi Tammatha: Thanks so much. I have the silver but now I will order the gold. Is that 4-5 TBSP of each? I also have the S/OPC caps--I can't wait to try it all on Dakota. Poor baby, he had hip displasia at 8 months and had an operation to reform his leg/hip joint. It worked great, now he's 7 yrs. But now the elbow thing. Hope it works, thanks, Marcia oleander soup From: tammatha (AT) sonic (DOT) netDate: Thu, 28 Aug 2008 22:21:12 -0700Re: Re: Colloidal Silver & Gold Hi Marcia, Weaver too has elbow arthritis. I'm not kidding he was so bad some days he couldn't walk but a few feet. l I noticed a difference with the CS & CG in about 4 days. I give him about 4-5 tablespoons a day. I also have him on the S/OPC I just increased him to 2 caps a day after a long time on 1. Tammatha - sunlovernv oleander soup Thursday, August 28, 2008 2:16 PM Re: Colloidal Silver & Gold Tammatha: How much silver and gold do you give Weaver? And how often? How long did it take for him to improve? My furkid, Dakota, has arthritis in his elbows and is in pain. Thanks, Marciaoleander soup , "Tammatha" <tammatha wrote:>> Thank you Tony, I must mention how much The CS & CG (Colloidal Silver & Gold) has helped Weaver my dog(12.5yrs). He was limping awful from arthritis. I have tried soooo many different things on him to no avail. The CS & CG has helped tremendously, he is much more limber and not nearly as painful. He is a few years younger for sure. Also, he had a sore, crusty nose and it has healed. I put the CS directly on his nose. As I recall you said you really can't overdose on the stuff, right? When he chases a cat or squirrel and runs like a banshee, sometimes he is limping again...then I'll give him a extra dose and he is good again in a bit. Is this okay to just give extra to his normal doses? He will drink it straight, he really likes the stuff. > > Tammatha> - > Tony > oleander soup > Tuesday, August 26, 2008 10:38 PM> Re: Colloidal Silver & Gold> > > Yes, they work very well together and appear to enhance one another -> particularly in fighting cancer.> > Tony> > oleander soup , "Tammatha" <tammatha@> wrote:> >> > Tony & or ,> > I wrote this question days ago and didn't get a reply...maybe you> didn't get it? Anyway.. regarding Colloidal Silver & Gold is it> alright to combine them together and drink?> > > > Tammatha > > - > > Gaiacita > > oleander soup > > Monday, August 25, 2008 10:22 PM> > Re: Re: Rhoda: have you seen this re LDN?> > > > > > Well, no matter who it came from, it is a good piece of info> to know. :-) > > > > Samala,> > Renee> > > > ----> > > > This is a curious thing. It appeared as though the post> came from me> > but it didn't. There's at least one other example of the> same thing.> > I Googled LDN and learned a lot about it, but it wasn't my> > post......Sorry.> >> Be the filmmaker you always wanted to be—learn how to burn a DVD with Windows®. Make your smash hit Be the filmmaker you always wanted to be—learn how to burn a DVD with Windows®. Make your smash hit Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 31, 2008 Report Share Posted August 31, 2008 Tammatha: Wow, I had no idea I would open up a discussion about backyard breeders. Actually Dakota's "original owners" are not backyard breeders. They had a female chow for years and then rescued a male chow, which they thought was fixed. Both dogs lived happily together for 4-5 years and then, out of the blue she got pregnant. They couldn't believe it since so many years had elapsed w/ them being together. Anyway, that's the story of Dakota's parents. Hope the CS and CG will help. I offered some silver to Dakota, which he rejected. Then I put some in his favorite food, which he also rejected. (weird-- my cat will drink it straight). So I am probably going to have a problem giving it to him. I thought I would put the liquid in some capsules, but that's alot of pills! Any other suggestions? Marcia oleander soup From: tammathaDate: Sat, 30 Aug 2008 23:05:19 -0700 CS & CG & Pups Yes, it is very possible the problem skipped a generation or so. Years ago I acquired through a marriage a purebred Rottie from a backyard breeder as well, and boy did he have health issues. It was incredible how early his symptoms started (4 yrs old )and then it was downhill from there, it was tragic. Had to put him down at 7yrs old he was so ill and sickly. Back then not knowing any better (1999) the conventional vets killed him with so much surgery and drugs. I regret all we did to him, none of it helped. Tammatha - Marcia Grogan oleander soup Friday, August 29, 2008 11:51 AM RE: Re: Colloidal Silver & Gold Thanks! No actually I got him from a friend as a puppy. (he's a chow). Both parents are owned by my friend and have absolutely no problems at all, so it must have come from grandparents or further back. Yes I hope it works too. He is the sweetest, most loyal, best dog we've ever had, w/ a huge heart. I hate to see him hurt so I appreciate your information. I'll keep you posted. Marcia oleander soup From: tammatha (AT) sonic (DOT) netDate: Fri, 29 Aug 2008 11:41:39 -0700Re: Re: Colloidal Silver & Gold I hope it helps too Marcia, that is 4-5 of silver, about 3 of gold. Wow, hip displasia at 8 month sounds like you got him from a breeder. Weaver will be 13 in Dec. Tammatha - Marcia Grogan oleander soup Thursday, August 28, 2008 10:58 PM RE: Re: Colloidal Silver & Gold Hi Tammatha: Thanks so much. I have the silver but now I will order the gold. Is that 4-5 TBSP of each? I also have the S/OPC caps--I can't wait to try it all on Dakota. Poor baby, he had hip displasia at 8 months and had an operation to reform his leg/hip joint. It worked great, now he's 7 yrs. But now the elbow thing. Hope it works, thanks, Marcia oleander soup From: tammatha (AT) sonic (DOT) netDate: Thu, 28 Aug 2008 22:21:12 -0700Re: Re: Colloidal Silver & Gold Hi Marcia, Weaver too has elbow arthritis. I'm not kidding he was so bad some days he couldn't walk but a few feet. l I noticed a difference with the CS & CG in about 4 days. I give him about 4-5 tablespoons a day. I also have him on the S/OPC I just increased him to 2 caps a day after a long time on 1. Tammatha - sunlovernv oleander soup Thursday, August 28, 2008 2:16 PM Re: Colloidal Silver & Gold Tammatha: How much silver and gold do you give Weaver? And how often? How long did it take for him to improve? My furkid, Dakota, has arthritis in his elbows and is in pain. Thanks, Marciaoleander soup , "Tammatha" <tammatha wrote:>> Thank you Tony, I must mention how much The CS & CG (Colloidal Silver & Gold) has helped Weaver my dog(12.5yrs). He was limping awful from arthritis. I have tried soooo many different things on him to no avail. The CS & CG has helped tremendously, he is much more limber and not nearly as painful. He is a few years younger for sure. Also, he had a sore, crusty nose and it has healed. I put the CS directly on his nose. As I recall you said you really can't overdose on the stuff, right? When he chases a cat or squirrel and runs like a banshee, sometimes he is limping again...then I'll give him a extra dose and he is good again in a bit. Is this okay to just give extra to his normal doses? He will drink it straight, he really likes the stuff. > > Tammatha> - > Tony > oleander soup > Tuesday, August 26, 2008 10:38 PM> Re: Colloidal Silver & Gold> > > Yes, they work very well together and appear to enhance one another -> particularly in fighting cancer.> > Tony> > oleander soup , "Tammatha" <tammatha@> wrote:> >> > Tony & or ,> > I wrote this question days ago and didn't get a reply...maybe you> didn't get it? Anyway.. regarding Colloidal Silver & Gold is it> alright to combine them together and drink?> > > > Tammatha > > - > > Gaiacita > > oleander soup > > Monday, August 25, 2008 10:22 PM> > Re: Re: Rhoda: have you seen this re LDN?> > > > > > Well, no matter who it came from, it is a good piece of info> to know. :-) > > > > Samala,> > Renee> > > > ----> > > > This is a curious thing. It appeared as though the post> came from me> > but it didn't. There's at least one other example of the> same thing.> > I Googled LDN and learned a lot about it, but it wasn't my> > post......Sorry.> >> Be the filmmaker you always wanted to be—learn how to burn a DVD with Windows®. Make your smash hit Be the filmmaker you always wanted to be—learn how to burn a DVD with Windows®. Make your smash hit Get ideas on sharing photos from people like you. Find new ways to share. Get Ideas Here! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 1, 2008 Report Share Posted September 1, 2008 Hi Marcia, Gosh, that is surprising Dakota rejected it. I heard that most dogs are attracted to it over a bowl of plain water. Weaver likes it straight too just like your cat. What I do sometimes if I want Weaver to have more CS is put it in a small bowl and add just a bit of water to it when he is really thirsty, like right after a long walk and you get back in the car and give him water. He is bound to drink it all then. Or...perhaps pick up his water at home a few hours before you know you are going for a walk so he is really thirsty when you get home and give him the CS water then. Backyard breeders can mean anyone who's doggie was breed accidently or not, no mind it is getting off the subject of all of our health anyway. A good subject for another forum. Tammatha - Marcia Grogan oleander soup Sunday, August 31, 2008 1:41 PM RE: CS & CG & Pups Tammatha: Wow, I had no idea I would open up a discussion about backyard breeders. Actually Dakota's "original owners" are not backyard breeders. They had a female chow for years and then rescued a male chow, which they thought was fixed. Both dogs lived happily together for 4-5 years and then, out of the blue she got pregnant. They couldn't believe it since so many years had elapsed w/ them being together. Anyway, that's the story of Dakota's parents. Hope the CS and CG will help. I offered some silver to Dakota, which he rejected. Then I put some in his favorite food, which he also rejected. (weird-- my cat will drink it straight). So I am probably going to have a problem giving it to him. I thought I would put the liquid in some capsules, but that's alot of pills! Any other suggestions? Marcia oleander soup From: tammatha (AT) sonic (DOT) netDate: Sat, 30 Aug 2008 23:05:19 -0700 CS & CG & Pups Yes, it is very possible the problem skipped a generation or so. Years ago I acquired through a marriage a purebred Rottie from a backyard breeder as well, and boy did he have health issues. It was incredible how early his symptoms started (4 yrs old )and then it was downhill from there, it was tragic. Had to put him down at 7yrs old he was so ill and sickly. Back then not knowing any better (1999) the conventional vets killed him with so much surgery and drugs. I regret all we did to him, none of it helped. Tammatha - Marcia Grogan oleander soup Friday, August 29, 2008 11:51 AM RE: Re: Colloidal Silver & Gold Thanks! No actually I got him from a friend as a puppy. (he's a chow). Both parents are owned by my friend and have absolutely no problems at all, so it must have come from grandparents or further back. Yes I hope it works too. He is the sweetest, most loyal, best dog we've ever had, w/ a huge heart. I hate to see him hurt so I appreciate your information. I'll keep you posted. Marcia oleander soup From: tammatha (AT) sonic (DOT) netDate: Fri, 29 Aug 2008 11:41:39 -0700Re: Re: Colloidal Silver & Gold I hope it helps too Marcia, that is 4-5 of silver, about 3 of gold. Wow, hip displasia at 8 month sounds like you got him from a breeder. Weaver will be 13 in Dec. Tammatha - Marcia Grogan oleander soup Thursday, August 28, 2008 10:58 PM RE: Re: Colloidal Silver & Gold Hi Tammatha: Thanks so much. I have the silver but now I will order the gold. Is that 4-5 TBSP of each? I also have the S/OPC caps--I can't wait to try it all on Dakota. Poor baby, he had hip displasia at 8 months and had an operation to reform his leg/hip joint. It worked great, now he's 7 yrs. But now the elbow thing. Hope it works, thanks, Marcia oleander soup From: tammatha (AT) sonic (DOT) netDate: Thu, 28 Aug 2008 22:21:12 -0700Re: Re: Colloidal Silver & Gold Hi Marcia, Weaver too has elbow arthritis. I'm not kidding he was so bad some days he couldn't walk but a few feet. l I noticed a difference with the CS & CG in about 4 days. I give him about 4-5 tablespoons a day. I also have him on the S/OPC I just increased him to 2 caps a day after a long time on 1. Tammatha - sunlovernv oleander soup Thursday, August 28, 2008 2:16 PM Re: Colloidal Silver & Gold Tammatha: How much silver and gold do you give Weaver? And how often? How long did it take for him to improve? My furkid, Dakota, has arthritis in his elbows and is in pain. Thanks, Marciaoleander soup , "Tammatha" <tammatha wrote:>> Thank you Tony, I must mention how much The CS & CG (Colloidal Silver & Gold) has helped Weaver my dog(12.5yrs). He was limping awful from arthritis. I have tried soooo many different things on him to no avail. The CS & CG has helped tremendously, he is much more limber and not nearly as painful. He is a few years younger for sure. Also, he had a sore, crusty nose and it has healed. I put the CS directly on his nose. As I recall you said you really can't overdose on the stuff, right? When he chases a cat or squirrel and runs like a banshee, sometimes he is limping again...then I'll give him a extra dose and he is good again in a bit. Is this okay to just give extra to his normal doses? He will drink it straight, he really likes the stuff. > > Tammatha> - > Tony > oleander soup > Tuesday, August 26, 2008 10:38 PM> Re: Colloidal Silver & Gold> > > Yes, they work very well together and appear to enhance one another -> particularly in fighting cancer.> > Tony> > oleander soup , "Tammatha" <tammatha@> wrote:> >> > Tony & or ,> > I wrote this question days ago and didn't get a reply...maybe you> didn't get it? Anyway.. regarding Colloidal Silver & Gold is it> alright to combine them together and drink?> > > > Tammatha > > - > > Gaiacita > > oleander soup > > Monday, August 25, 2008 10:22 PM> > Re: Re: Rhoda: have you seen this re LDN?> > > > > > Well, no matter who it came from, it is a good piece of info> to know. :-) > > > > Samala,> > Renee> > > > ----> > > > This is a curious thing. It appeared as though the post> came from me> > but it didn't. There's at least one other example of the> same thing.> > I Googled LDN and learned a lot about it, but it wasn't my> > post......Sorry.> >> Be the filmmaker you always wanted to be—learn how to burn a DVD with Windows®. Make your smash hit Be the filmmaker you always wanted to be—learn how to burn a DVD with Windows®. Make your smash hit Get ideas on sharing photos from people like you. Find new ways to share. Get Ideas Here! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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