mange

[Guest guest]

I make kefir for my family . I started because I had had constant diarrhoea

and cramps for six months following a double course of antibiotics. A week

after taking the kefir my digestion was back to normal and I take kefir all

the time now. Some time ago I started giving it to my dog. I started off

with just a couple of teaspoons and worked up. It was absolutely amazing. I

can honestly say she has not once had diarrhoea since I started it. I would

recommend it to anybody and any animal and once you have the grains it only

costs the price of the milk. It seems to normalise the digestive system and

rebalance the flora.

 

Linda

 

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" edefreedom1945 " <edefreedom1945

 

Sunday, May 24, 2009 4:45 PM

Re: mange

 

 

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Thank you for your reply and all the others that have replied. I am quite

aware of how the skin reflects what the dogs state of health is. ( Oh my

that sounds as though I am being a know it all ) I have spent 3 years with

this dog trying to get his system healthy. He never gets dog food, store

bought treats, I either cook or give them raw foods. His system is very

finicky and if you give him too much raw meat it will go through him

lickety split. I have added Astro yogurt to his food, given him some

straight from the container, he is not keen on fruits but will eat the

seeds the bird is determined to throw on the floor. He gets a huge variety

of raw meat, plus some rice to keep his system from getting to loose. I

have spent eons of time with this dog, trying to figure out what is the

best diet for him.

[Guest guest]

Sorry, I missed your comment earlier about using Neem oil. You look like you

have tried everything. Good luck with the borax. Josephine

 

 

, " Edith Ziegler " <edefreedom1945

wrote:

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I have been using tee tree oil with pure olive oil also Neem and it is

just not working. I will keep my fingers crossed and hope this will work.

Thanks again Elan.

> Edith

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[Guest guest]

, " Edith Ziegler " <edefreedom1945

wrote:

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> I have Peanut, male, Pom, about 10 years of age with a bad case of mange. I

have been trying for about a month using a lot of homeopathy remedies,

bathing, spraying rugs, building his immunity system. but I don't seem to

be getting on top of it. Is there anything else that is not harmful that I

might be trying? Edith

>

 

 

Hello, Edith

 

Mange is quite common as part of the " Plechner syndrome " . You could check

over Dr. Plechners site in the articles and testimonials to see what you think.

He will work with other veterinarians by phone for technical assistance on his

protocol if needed. He is light years ahead of the average Vet. Trent

 

http://www.drplechner.com/home.php

 

http://www.drplechner.com/testimonials.php