H2o2 for pets

[hurtin1]

This is a small excerpt from the book titled "HYDROGEN PEROXIDE THERAPY"
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H2O2 FOR PETS

Mr.Grotz reports that the Bird-Man of Alcatraz used to add H2O2 to the drinking water of his pet birds,to treat a variety of illness.He is reported to have been very successful with the use of hydrogen peroxide.
In July,1986,some friends of mine treated their sick cat with H2o2.The cat had ran away from home and had picked up a serious infection.The cat was so weak and ill it could barely stand up.They forced 2 tablespoons of a 1 per-cent solution of H2o2,down the cats throat.Ten hours later ,the cat had so improved that it had to be chased all over the house,to catch it and give it another peroxide treatment.Within one week,the cat had completely recovered.
(NOTE: July 3, 1987.It is almost a year after the cat was treated with H2o2.It is alive and well.)
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The book this is from was written to deal with "ordinary" illnesses,,but as we know this is not ordinary,,,so dosages may have to be increased,in small increments,,,but allow time between dosages for recovery.
Vitamins will need to be replaced ,after H2o2 treatments ,,as it drains the available vitamins and minerals,,during repair..
It is up to the discretion,of when to use this protocol,,ie ,,before a trip to vet,,during other treatment,,or as last resort after un-successful trip to vet..

[pat]

Funny you should bring this subject up as I was contemplating putting it into my chicks water.I have been soaking the cabbage in it to get rid of the FUNGUS that infects it but if I don't rinse it well the chicks spit it out in disgust. Very picky chicks are these. Although to be fair to them I do use the 35% food grade.LOL

[Sadsack]

Originally Posted by pat

Funny you should bring this subject up as I was contemplating putting it into my chicks water.I have been soaking the cabbage in it to get rid of the FUNGUS that infects it but if I don't rinse it well the chicks spit it out in disgust. Very picky chicks are these. Although to be fair to them I do use the 35% food grade.LOL

Undiluted??? If there is any trace of it left on their food, it will burn out their mucus membranes.

SS

[pat]

No No ss I put a small amount in a large bowl of water.BUT I have to rinse it really really well as obviously if there is a trace left they don't like the taste/smell of it.

[Sadsack]

Yes - they are fussy! I miss my birds sooo much....

SS

[pat]

SS think thats the hardest part living without something you really enjoyed having.
I said I was packing in keeping them myself then someone asked me to rescue 2 chicks that were losing their home.Soooo I start again but with every new addition I see this thing affecting the feathers in the weirdest way.When these depart I really really must cease keeping them.

[Sadsack]

I was so heartbroken it took over a year for me to even be able to feed the ducks at a local pond. I cried every time I looked at them.

This "thing" takes so much, doesn't it?

SS

[megluth72]

I know it's a different species, but I give cellfood (liquid oxygen +) to my elderly dog and he has really perked up from it. He suffers from arthritis, cushing's disease and general old age fatigue. He just can't get up very well anymore. The cellfood really helps. I've tested taking him off it to see if it was a coincidence and he goes down hill without it. I only put a couple drops in his gallon water dish, so it's pretty weak. To my surprise he seems like the water with the cellfood in it. I would've bet differently and been wrong.

Anyways, something to think about I guess.

[Sadsack]

Meg -

I used to give Cellfood to my cat, but stopped doing it for some reason. Oh, yeah, I ran out for awhile and got out of the habit.

She seems to be doing OK; her lesions have healed (they were bad around her anus; was always licking there I guess from the itching). I know she has Morgellons because of something she passed - it looked exactly like what I had passed a week earlier. All stringy/tubular looking things, and a "pouch" that had a clear membrane with pale blood vessels on it. Looked like maybe an egg sac??

Anyway, that was over two years ago; I thought for sure we'd both be dead by now.

So back to the Cellfood. Thanks for the reminder.

SS