Rose Hydosol for Pink Eye

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Hi Effie,

 

Was it my puppy dog, I would use it .. but I would not recommend this to

others because I would be doing something I am not totally knowledgeable

on - but confident enough to do myself. I'm hoping that Sevi .. from

Cybercanine .. is monitoring this and will comment.

 

I know of no reason why it would be detrimental to a dog .. not the same

for cats, however, as they have a totally different metabolism than do

dogs and human critters. I grew up with bird dawgs .. my grandpa and pa

used whatever to treat them and we never had any problems. Later, I had

two kennels myself .. one in Texas for German Short Hairs and another in

Georgia for Brittneys .. and I usually treated my AKC registered mutts

similar to the way my ancestors treated their " sooners. "

 

Y'all keep smiling, Butch http://www.AV-AT.com

 

> Mentioning rose hydrosol for eye problems--do any of you think it would help

> my cocker? She had injured her one eye and it was so very swollen and it

> looked like her eye was going to pop out. I took her to the vet and he

> wanted me to take to Ames (ISU) for a second opinion. She is going on 14

> years old and I just couldn't afford to do that. Anyway after spending over

> $175 at the vets, it is still a little swollen but doesn't cause her any

> discomfort. Just thought if it works on babies, maybe it would be gentle

> enough to use on her eye. Any suggestions would be very much appreciated.

>

> Blessings and love,

> Effie

>

>

> emryldgea <theimage

>

> Friday, March 01, 2002 8:05 AM

> Rose Hydosol for pink eye & ?

>

> >Hello all

> >Reading about the Rose hydrosol in the babys eyes for what I call

> >pink-eye. So thinking....

> >On a dog pregnancy list one persons dog got mastiitis- common while

> >weening, peppermint oil was suggested by someone- sounds dangerous

> >to me but..

> >Anyway my dog is pregnant and she did get swollen teats, but it did

> >not turn into true mastiits, warm compresses kept it at bay but

> >since the subject was brought up would the rose hydrosol be

> >something that would help with this? -

> >

> >thank-you

> >Emryldgea