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I have used pumpkin seed for tapes in both cats and

dogs and it's a wonderfully effective tape wormer. I

have also seen some fierce hookworm infections cleared

up with tobacco tea. This tea also gets round worms

and pinworms. I used about 1cc in a syringe for a 10

lb cat. JB

 

--- Natasha Cutwright-Boyd <hunipt

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> If the wormie is a tapeworm - *freshly* ground raw

> pumpkin seeds atop

> their dinner works very well. Follow up with carrot

> shavings to sweep

> the wormies out of the intestinal tract. Takes

> approx 3-4 days.

> Remember tho - if it is a tapeworm you are dealing

> with in order to

> truly rid kitty of the tapeworm you have to rid the

> furry of the fleas

> otherwise you will be right back at square one

> before you know it.

>

> Tash

>

> n4uyb wrote:

>

> > What Herbal Remedy will work for deworming cats,

> and at what dosage

> > should be given?

> >

> > Thanks for any info....

> >

> > Becky

> >

> > -----

> >

> >

> > Candace Podratz <momofbrock wrote:

> >

> > I've juiced garlic! I gave it to my dog when

> he had worms. Worked

> > like a charm!

> >

> > Candace

> >

> > -

> > angel

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> ques.

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> >

> >

> > I was wondering if i would be able to

> juice garlic?? i

> > have the jack lalanne power juicer..so

> i was wondering if

> > anyone does or knows if i can?? i was

> thinking maybe not

> > b/c it is kinda dry..but just wanted

> to double

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Thanks JB.. I will make note of this and keep it in mind. I hadn't heard of Tobacco Tea for hookworm, round worms and pin worms. This is also good to know. My kitties have tapeworms, but I also have a dog (As far as I know my dog is okay). It is good to know that the pumpkin seeds work for dogs too. Thanks for the info. I am new to this group and this was my first post and am really greatful for the info from everyone. Thanks again..

 

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I have used pumpkin seed for tapes in both cats anddogs and it's a wonderfully effective tape wormer. Ihave also seen some fierce hookworm infections clearedup with tobacco tea. This tea also gets round wormsand pinworms. I used about 1cc in a syringe for a 10lb cat. JB--- Natasha Cutwright-Boyd wrote:> If the wormie is a tapeworm - *freshly* ground raw> pumpkin seeds atop > their dinner works very well. Follow up with carrot> shavings to sweep > the wormies out of the intestinal tract. Takes> approx 3-4 days. > Remember tho - if it is a tapeworm you are dealing> with in order to > truly rid kitty of the tapeworm you have to rid the> furry of the fleas > otherwise you will be right back at square one> before you know it.> >

Tash> > n4uyb wrote:> > > What Herbal Remedy will work for deworming cats,> and at what dosage > > should be given?> > > > Thanks for any info....> > > > Becky> > > > -----> > > >> > Candace Podratz wrote:> >> > I've juiced garlic! I gave it to my dog when> he had worms. Worked> > like a charm!> > > > Candace> >> > -> > angel> > > herbal remedies > > > > Wednesday, January 12, 2005 10:12 AM> > Re: Herbal Remedies - juiceing> ques.> >> >> >> > I was

wondering if i would be able to> juice garlic?? i> > have the jack lalanne power juicer..so> i was wondering if> > anyone does or knows if i can?? i was> thinking maybe not> > b/c it is kinda dry..but just wanted> to double> > check. > > > > Nicole> >> >>

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This is *really* good to know! This email will be printed and go

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Just one question ~ ok maybe 2 ~

For good results - Approx how many days did you treat with the 1cc/10lb

of tobacco tea? Oh and how many times each day?

 

Thanks!

Tash

 

bastcats wrote:

 

 

I have used pumpkin seed for tapes in both cats and

dogs and it's a wonderfully effective tape wormer. I

have also seen some fierce hookworm infections cleared

up with tobacco tea. This tea also gets round worms

and pinworms. I used about 1cc in a syringe for a 10

lb cat. JB

--- Natasha Cutwright-Boyd <hunipt

wrote:

 

 

If the wormie is a tapeworm - *freshly* ground raw

pumpkin seeds atop their dinner works very well. Follow up with carrot

shavings to sweep the wormies out of the intestinal tract. Takes

approx 3-4 days. Remember tho - if it is a tapeworm you are dealing

with in order to truly rid kitty of the tapeworm you have to rid the

furry of the fleas otherwise you will be right back at square one

before you know it.

Tash

n4uyb wrote:

 

 

What Herbal Remedy will work for deworming cats,

 

 

and at what dosage

 

should be given?

Thanks for any info....

Becky

-----

Candace Podratz <momofbrock wrote:

I've juiced garlic! I gave it to my dog when

 

 

he had worms. Worked

 

 

like a charm!

Candace

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ques.

 

 

 

I was wondering if i would be able to

 

 

juice garlic?? i

 

 

have the jack lalanne power juicer..so

 

 

i was wondering if

 

 

anyone does or knows if i can?? i was

 

 

thinking maybe not

 

 

b/c it is kinda dry..but just wanted

 

 

to double

 

 

check.

 

 

 

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I've never treated more than just one time with the

tobacco tea. Too much will give diarrhea. JB

 

 

--- Natasha Cutwright-Boyd <hunipt

wrote:

 

> JB -

>

> This is *really* good to know! This email will be

> printed and go

> directly into my files! Thank You!

> Just one question ~ ok maybe 2 ~

> For good results - Approx how many days did you

> treat with the 1cc/10lb

> of tobacco tea? Oh and how many times each day?

>

> Thanks!

> Tash

>

> bastcats wrote:

>

> >I have used pumpkin seed for tapes in both cats and

> >dogs and it's a wonderfully effective tape wormer.

> I

> >have also seen some fierce hookworm infections

> cleared

> >up with tobacco tea. This tea also gets round

> worms

> >and pinworms. I used about 1cc in a syringe for a

> 10

> >lb cat. JB

> >

> >--- Natasha Cutwright-Boyd <hunipt

> >wrote:

> >

> >

> >

> >>If the wormie is a tapeworm - *freshly* ground raw

> >>pumpkin seeds atop

> >>their dinner works very well. Follow up with

> carrot

> >>shavings to sweep

> >>the wormies out of the intestinal tract. Takes

> >>approx 3-4 days.

> >>Remember tho - if it is a tapeworm you are dealing

> >>with in order to

> >>truly rid kitty of the tapeworm you have to rid

> the

> >>furry of the fleas

> >>otherwise you will be right back at square one

> >>before you know it.

> >>

> >>Tash

> >>

> >>n4uyb wrote:

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >>>What Herbal Remedy will work for deworming cats,

> >>>

> >>>

> >>and at what dosage

> >>

> >>

> >>>should be given?

> >>>

> >>>Thanks for any info....

> >>>

> >>>Becky

> >>>

> >>>-----

> >>>

> >>>

> >>>Candace Podratz <momofbrock wrote:

> >>>

> >>> I've juiced garlic! I gave it to my dog when

> >>>

> >>>

> >>he had worms. Worked

> >>

> >>

> >>> like a charm!

> >>>

> >>> Candace

> >>>

> >>> -

> >>> angel

> >>>

> >>>

> >><godblessedmewithanangel

> >>

> >>

> >>> herbal remedies

> >>> <herbal remedies >

> >>> Wednesday, January 12, 2005 10:12

> AM

> >>> Re: Herbal Remedies - juiceing

> >>>

> >>>

> >>ques.

> >>

> >>

> >>>

> >>> I was wondering if i would be able to

> >>>

> >>>

> >>juice garlic?? i

> >>

> >>

> >>> have the jack lalanne power

> juicer..so

> >>>

> >>>

> >>i was wondering if

> >>

> >>

> >>> anyone does or knows if i can?? i was

> >>>

> >>>

> >>thinking maybe not

> >>

> >>

> >>> b/c it is kinda dry..but just wanted

> >>>

> >>>

> >>to double

> >>

> >>

> >>> check.

>

> >>>

> >>>

> >>

>

> >>

> >>

> >>

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> >>>

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> >>

> >>

> >>>natural remedy.

> >>>3. The Constitution guarantees you the right to

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> >>>

> >>>

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> >>

> >>

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Ok, this might be a silly question, but where do we get the tobacco

tea? Or the pumkin shavings, or carrot shavings.???

 

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Pumpkin seeds are available at most health food

stores. Ask for raw, shelled seeds and they should be

kept tightly sealed in a fridge. Crush them up, using

about a teaspoon per adult cat. I use a mortar and

pistal, and mix it with something your animal will

eat. I use meat baby food to get my cats to eat it.

You can also snack on them yourself.

Pure tobacco can be purchased at shops (even on-line)

that cater to Native American items, as pure tobacco

is used in many of their ceremonies. Since most

cigarettes contain lots of other junk, I do not

suggest using them.

I don't recall mentioning carrots, but do use them in

some foods for the animals. I personally put them in

my blender with a little water and blend for a few

seconds. They can then be mixed with your other pet

food. Some dogs enjoy just eating a whole carrot, but

I've never had a cat so inclined. JB

 

 

 

--- " Holly " <peacefullone

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>

> Ok, this might be a silly question, but where do we

> get the tobacco

> tea? Or the pumkin shavings, or carrot shavings.???

>

> thanks,

> Holly

>

> --

> I'm a work-at-home-mama.

> I sew for the EC Store!!! We've got you covered!!!

> http://Holly.TheECstore.com

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> http://blessedenterprises.org/

> See how Baby Levi is doing-->

> http://www.BabyLevi.com

> I'm a Consultant for NFB.

> http://www.naturalfamilyboutique.com/?Hollymama

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I mentioned the carrots LOL

 

The carrot shavings work like a broom and sweep the dead wormies out.

To get the nutritional benifits carrots offer they have to be

pulverized in a blender or food-processor. As a shaving the carrot is

just a tool to clean out the debris the seeds create. I found thinly

shaving the carrot with the peeler then chopping the shavings into bite

size 'jullienne style' pieces works is the best for this 'street

sweeper' type job.. Use the carrot along with the seeds. About a

tablespoon or so. It's always fun to try and get the cat to eat this

kind of stuff - not! The bigger the piece of carrot the more likely cat

will leave it on his plate so just get as much into him as you can.

 

I've used pumpkin seeds to deworm with and without the added carrot

shavings. With works much better. I see the results sometimes in the

first stool usually by the second. The pumpkin seeds start killing the

worms fairly quickly and depending on how hearty it is I would rather

not have the nasty little things hanging on for dear life. I just need

it to die enough to enough to let go of my animals insides. The carrots

work great loosening their grip and helps to keep them from reattaching

on their way out.

 

Waggs~~

Tash

 

bastcats wrote:

 

 

Pumpkin seeds are available at most health food

stores. Ask for raw, shelled seeds and they should be

kept tightly sealed in a fridge. Crush them up, using

about a teaspoon per adult cat. I use a mortar and

pistal, and mix it with something your animal will

eat. I use meat baby food to get my cats to eat it.

You can also snack on them yourself.

Pure tobacco can be purchased at shops (even on-line)

that cater to Native American items, as pure tobacco

is used in many of their ceremonies. Since most

cigarettes contain lots of other junk, I do not

suggest using them.

I don't recall mentioning carrots, but do use them in

some foods for the animals. I personally put them in

my blender with a little water and blend for a few

seconds. They can then be mixed with your other pet

food. Some dogs enjoy just eating a whole carrot, but

I've never had a cat so inclined. JB

 

 

 

--- "Holly" <peacefullone

wrote:

 

>

> Ok, this might be a silly question, but where do we

> get the tobacco

> tea? Or the pumkin shavings, or carrot shavings.???

>

> thanks,

> Holly

>

> --

> I'm a work-at-home-mama.

> I sew for the EC Store!!! We've got you covered!!!

> http://Holly.TheECstore.com

 

> I'm also starting to sew for

> http://blessedenterprises.org/

> See how Baby Levi is doing-->

> http://www.BabyLevi.com

> I'm a Consultant for NFB.

> http://www.naturalfamilyboutique.com/?Hollymama

>

>

>

>

 

 

 

 

 

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2. If you are pregnant, consult your physician before using any natural

remedy.

3. The Constitution guarantees you the right to be your own physician

and to

prescribe for your own health.

We are not medical doctors although MDs are welcome to post here as

long as

they behave themselves.

Any opinions put forth by the list members are exactly that, and any

person

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It is up to you to educate yourself. By accepting advice or products

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Can we just take fresh carrots and put them into the blender and then

mix them with wet cat food. Will that take care (kill and rid the

cat) of worms?

 

Holly

 

 

On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 13:02:24 -0800, Natasha Cutwright-Boyd

<hunipt wrote:

> I mentioned the carrots LOL

>

> The carrot shavings work like a broom and sweep the dead wormies out. To

> get the nutritional benifits carrots offer they have to be pulverized in a

> blender or food-processor. As a shaving the carrot is just a tool to clean

> out the debris the seeds create. I found thinly shaving the carrot with the

> peeler then chopping the shavings into bite size 'jullienne style' pieces

> works is the best for this 'street sweeper' type job.. Use the carrot along

> with the seeds. About a tablespoon or so. It's always fun to try and get

> the cat to eat this kind of stuff - not! The bigger the piece of carrot the

> more likely cat will leave it on his plate so just get as much into him as

> you can.

>

> I've used pumpkin seeds to deworm with and without the added carrot

> shavings. With works much better. I see the results sometimes in the first

> stool usually by the second. The pumpkin seeds start killing the worms

> fairly quickly and depending on how hearty it is I would rather not have the

> nasty little things hanging on for dear life. I just need it to die enough

> to enough to let go of my animals insides. The carrots work great loosening

> their grip and helps to keep them from reattaching on their way out.

>

> Waggs~~

> Tash

>

> bastcats wrote:

>

> Pumpkin seeds are available at most health food

> stores. Ask for raw, shelled seeds and they should be

> kept tightly sealed in a fridge. Crush them up, using

> about a teaspoon per adult cat. I use a mortar and

> pistal, and mix it with something your animal will

> eat. I use meat baby food to get my cats to eat it.

> You can also snack on them yourself.

> Pure tobacco can be purchased at shops (even on-line)

> that cater to Native American items, as pure tobacco

> is used in many of their ceremonies. Since most

> cigarettes contain lots of other junk, I do not

> suggest using them.

> I don't recall mentioning carrots, but do use them in

> some foods for the animals. I personally put them in

> my blender with a little water and blend for a few

> seconds. They can then be mixed with your other pet

> food. Some dogs enjoy just eating a whole carrot, but

> I've never had a cat so inclined. JB

>

>

>

> --- " Holly " <peacefullone

> wrote:

>

> >

> > Ok, this might be a silly question, but where do we

> > get the tobacco

> > tea? Or the pumkin shavings, or carrot shavings.???

> >

> > thanks,

> > Holly

> >

> > --

> > I'm a work-at-home-mama.

> > I sew for the EC Store!!! We've got you covered!!!

> > http://Holly.TheECstore.com

> > I'm also starting to sew for

> > http://blessedenterprises.org/

> > See how Baby Levi is doing-->

> > http://www.BabyLevi.com

> > I'm a Consultant for NFB.

> > http://www.naturalfamilyboutique.com/?Hollymama

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

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> 2. If you are pregnant, consult your physician before using any natural

> remedy.

> 3. The Constitution guarantees you the right to be your own physician and to

> prescribe for your own health.

> We are not medical doctors although MDs are welcome to post here as long as

> they behave themselves.

> Any opinions put forth by the list members are exactly that, and any person

> following the advice of anyone posting here does so at their own risk.

> It is up to you to educate yourself. By accepting advice or products from

> list members, you are agreeing to

> be fully responsible for your own health, and hold the List Owner and

> members free of any liability.

>

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> Doctor of Naturopathy

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>

>

> Federal Law requires that we warn you of the following:

> 1. Natural methods can sometimes backfire.

> 2. If you are pregnant, consult your physician before using any natural

> remedy.

> 3. The Constitution guarantees you the right to be your own physician and to

> prescribe for your own health.

> We are not medical doctors although MDs are welcome to post here as long as

> they behave themselves.

> Any opinions put forth by the list members are exactly that, and any person

> following the advice of anyone posting here does so at their own risk.

> It is up to you to educate yourself. By accepting advice or products from

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Holly ~ Hi!

 

No - that will not work. If you put them in the blender the carrots

will do you absolutely no good when it comes to worming. Blending

the carrots is fabulous for nutrional value. Also - the carrots will

not kill the wormies. Assuming you are trying to rid your furry of a

tapeworm... to kill the wormies you need to use either freshly ground

raw pumpkin seeds (which works VERY well) or black walnut hulls.

After you have use either the pumpkin seeds or the hulls; that is

when you use the carrot shavings. And by shavings I mean - once you

have peeled the carrot....keep peeling.

 

It is these extra " peels " that will help to sweep the wormies out

after you have killed them dead with either the pumpkin seeds or the

walnut hulls. DE works well to!

 

 

 

-- In herbal remedies , " Holly@T... "

<peacefullone@g...> wrote:

>

> Can we just take fresh carrots and put them into the blender and

then

> mix them with wet cat food. Will that take care (kill and rid the

> cat) of worms?

>

> Holly

>

>

>

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Healthy worms can be very hard to push on out unless

you have something they don't like, and in cats you

have to be very careful as to what is unhealthy for

the cat. In using an expulsion type cleanse, the

larval stages can live on and re-develop. Jackie

 

 

--- " Holly " <peacefullone

wrote:

 

>

> Can we just take fresh carrots and put them into the

> blender and then

> mix them with wet cat food. Will that take care

> (kill and rid the

> cat) of worms?

>

> Holly

>

>

> On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 13:02:24 -0800, Natasha

> Cutwright-Boyd

> <hunipt wrote:

> > I mentioned the carrots LOL

> >

> > The carrot shavings work like a broom and sweep

> the dead wormies out. To

> > get the nutritional benifits carrots offer they

> have to be pulverized in a

> > blender or food-processor. As a shaving the

> carrot is just a tool to clean

> > out the debris the seeds create. I found thinly

> shaving the carrot with the

> > peeler then chopping the shavings into bite size

> 'jullienne style' pieces

> > works is the best for this 'street sweeper' type

> job.. Use the carrot along

> > with the seeds. About a tablespoon or so. It's

> always fun to try and get

> > the cat to eat this kind of stuff - not! The

> bigger the piece of carrot the

> > more likely cat will leave it on his plate so just

> get as much into him as

> > you can.

> >

> > I've used pumpkin seeds to deworm with and without

> the added carrot

> > shavings. With works much better. I see the

> results sometimes in the first

> > stool usually by the second. The pumpkin seeds

> start killing the worms

> > fairly quickly and depending on how hearty it is I

> would rather not have the

> > nasty little things hanging on for dear life. I

> just need it to die enough

> > to enough to let go of my animals insides. The

> carrots work great loosening

> > their grip and helps to keep them from reattaching

> on their way out.

> >

> > Waggs~~

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> >

> > bastcats wrote:

> >

> > Pumpkin seeds are available at most health food

> > stores. Ask for raw, shelled seeds and they

> should be

> > kept tightly sealed in a fridge. Crush them up,

> using

> > about a teaspoon per adult cat. I use a mortar

> and

> > pistal, and mix it with something your animal will

> > eat. I use meat baby food to get my cats to eat

> it.

> > You can also snack on them yourself.

> > Pure tobacco can be purchased at shops (even

> on-line)

> > that cater to Native American items, as pure

> tobacco

> > is used in many of their ceremonies. Since most

> > cigarettes contain lots of other junk, I do not

> > suggest using them.

> > I don't recall mentioning carrots, but do use them

> in

> > some foods for the animals. I personally put them

> in

> > my blender with a little water and blend for a few

> > seconds. They can then be mixed with your other

> pet

> > food. Some dogs enjoy just eating a whole carrot,

> but

> > I've never had a cat so inclined. JB

> >

> >

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> > > Ok, this might be a silly question, but where do

> we

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> > > tea? Or the pumkin shavings, or carrot

> shavings.???

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Well then what can I be sure will work, to make sure the larval stages

are killed too?

 

sorry, I'm still pretty new at trying to understand herbal stuff.

 

Holly

 

 

On Fri, 4 Feb 2005 19:48:24 -0800 (PST), Jacque Brown

<bastcats wrote:

>

>

> Healthy worms can be very hard to push on out unless

> you have something they don't like, and in cats you

> have to be very careful as to what is unhealthy for

> the cat. In using an expulsion type cleanse, the

> larval stages can live on and re-develop. Jackie

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Tobacco tea is effective against most intestinal tract

worms. Pumpkin seeds are very effective against tape

worms. You need to know what type of worm you are

dealing with. It's best to take a stool sample or

even a worm in to your vet to have them tell you just

what critter it is.

I do not know what herbal remedy will get heartworms

or blood worms, nor can I find a good one against

coccidia. Giardia can be killed with Golden Seal.

Jackie

 

 

 

--- " Holly " <peacefullone

wrote:

 

>

> Well then what can I be sure will work, to make sure

> the larval stages

> are killed too?

>

> sorry, I'm still pretty new at trying to understand

> herbal stuff.

>

> Holly

>

>

> On Fri, 4 Feb 2005 19:48:24 -0800 (PST), Jacque

> Brown

> <bastcats wrote:

> >

> >

> > Healthy worms can be very hard to push on out

> unless

> > you have something they don't like, and in cats

> you

> > have to be very careful as to what is unhealthy

> for

> > the cat. In using an expulsion type cleanse, the

> > larval stages can live on and re-develop. Jackie

>

>

>

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

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