Can you give me your pets symptoms please

[Digit]

You speak as if you don't know me Xib, as if we hadn't discussed these products before.
Thanks for your reply.

[sojii]

My cocker spaniel has morgellons. She gets the same little white things coming out of her skin that I do but she's also had a couple of huge lesions, which I haven't had. She also periodically loses hair in patterns. The first time it happened, it was a perfect rectangle, sharp edges / corners, straight lines, maybe two inches long and 2/3 inch wide between her shoulder blades. I found the chunk of hair that fell out and it was sheered clean at the skin as though it had been cut with scissors. The second time, it was a perfect circle, a little bigger than a quarter. As the first time, the skin was clean underneath but I never found the hair. It happens suddenly. She doesn't itch, though. Her vet takes Morgellons seriously; he said there's vet literature on it, and he's treated her with Ivermectin. He's not a fan of natural diets and he almost had a stroke when I fed my previous dog a raw diet because of her allergies. But he's managed to keep my cocker alive and perking in spite of multiple serious medical problems, so I'll do it his way. When I adopted her, she had erlichea and Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, both tickborne diseases. She doesn't have Lyme, but one of those tick diseases may be the culprit. In fact, I suppose I could have gotten it from her. I let her sleep with me for a long time.

I got some Bug Arrest and am going to bathe her in it and see how she does with it. But it smells just like castille soap so Dr. Bronner might be just as effective. Don't know.

[jonsi]

sojii,

follow the directions on the bug-arrest bottle and spray down your bedding etc... enzyme products (eco-vie & bug-arrest) work really well when you allow them to evaporate.

Hope your dog gets better real soon.

itwl,
~jonsi

[sojii]

I've been sleeping in a leather chaise with satin polyester sheets. I don't think I'd want to spray the aqua leather with it, but am hoping wipe-downs are sufficient with leather. Bug Arrest is a soap; can you use it in the laundry?

[jonsi]

I still add 1/4 cup borax to each load when doing laundry.

I used to "clean" out my washing machine by putting a 1/4 cup of either bug-arrest or eco-vie to my machine, run on small load with hot water and let the water sit over night. Don't add any clothes... Let the cycle spin run and let your washing machine air out.

I don't know if your clothes are "biting" you, but when my clothes were biting me I would spray them with an enzyme spray before I washed them, then spray some in the dryer while they were drying, and then spray them again before I put them on. I stored each outfit in separate plastic bags so they wouldn't get fibers from the environment. I don't think spraying your leather chaise will harm it as long as it evaporates before you touch it...

This thread is about our pets, so I used to dilute the eco=vie or bug arrest and spray my cats with it cuz they were showing symptoms. Pretty soon they didn't mind getting squirted from the spay bottle because it made their symptoms go away & they felt better.

I HATED this biting stage of "M". You will get through it. Pay attention to what you eat....

In the white light,
~jonsi