Alternatives to Antibiotics with Canines

[Guest guest]

As this applies to a canine, it is somewhat off topic. I am looking for an

alternative to antibiotics for use with canines.

 

Tucker is a six year old Shih Tzu who has had both eyes removed (double

enuclation) due to problems shortly after birth. From time to time the

incision site on one eye (only) will seep and become infected. He has

undergone three different surgeries to try and correct this problem but

there is nothing left to do. There is nothing left within the eye socket to

remove yet infections continue to happen. Each time I treat him for five

days with Clindamycin which I would like to stop using and switch to a more

natural treatment. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

 

 

 

Abundant Blessings,

 

Cynthia

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Cynthia -

 

I would recommend you take a 4 oz bottle of 10ppm colloidal silver and add to it

one tablespoon of dmso (you can buy that in most livestock feed stores). Twice a

day sponge Tucker's eye sockets with this mixture. The dmso will penetrate

membranes/skin and carry the CS, which is a natural antibiotic, directly to

where the infection is. I have used this combination on cats severe abscesses

with great success. Good luck.

Judy

 

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Cynthia

Wednesday, December 17, 2008 2:01 PM

Alternatives to Antibiotics with Canines

 

 

As this applies to a canine, it is somewhat off topic. I am looking for an

alternative to antibiotics for use with canines.

 

Tucker is a six year old Shih Tzu who has had both eyes removed (double

enuclation) due to problems shortly after birth. From time to time the

incision site on one eye (only) will seep and become infected. He has

undergone three different surgeries to try and correct this problem but

there is nothing left to do. There is nothing left within the eye socket to

remove yet infections continue to happen. Each time I treat him for five

days with Clindamycin which I would like to stop using and switch to a more

natural treatment. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

 

Abundant Blessings,

 

Cynthia

 

[Guest guest]

Judy wrote: I would recommend you take a 4 oz bottle of 10ppm colloidal

silver and add to it one tablespoon of dmso (you can buy that in most

livestock feed stores). Twice a day sponge Tucker's eye sockets with this

mixture. The dmso will penetrate membranes/skin and carry the CS, which is a

natural antibiotic, directly to where the infection is

 

 

 

Thanks Judy. I had given thought to the colloidal silver but never having

used it before, did not know exactly how to administer. I'll see if I can

locate the dmso, perhaps online if not local.

 

 

 

Abundant Blessings,

 

Cynthia

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

I suggest:

Strength his immune system with a good diet, proper exercise, probiotics and

some herbs such as astragalus.

Wash his eyes with a strong infusion of black tea just prepared twice a day.

 

Rena

 

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Cynthia

Wednesday, December 17, 2008 2:01 PM

Alternatives to Antibiotics with Canines

 

 

As this applies to a canine, it is somewhat off topic. I am looking for an

alternative to antibiotics for use with canines.

 

Tucker is a six year old Shih Tzu who has had both eyes removed (double

enuclation) due to problems shortly after birth. From time to time the

incision site on one eye (only) will seep and become infected. He has

undergone three different surgeries to try and correct this problem but

there is nothing left to do. There is nothing left within the eye socket to

remove yet infections continue to happen. Each time I treat him for five

days with Clindamycin which I would like to stop using and switch to a more

natural treatment. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

 

Abundant Blessings,

 

Cynthia