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My dog was about 1 1/2yrs old and was bitten by something. We live in the woods with venomous snakes and brown recluse/wolf spiders. I didn’t think much about the 2 puncture wounds until about day 2. They started getting bigger and looked to be rotting the flesh. Assumed hemotoxin. I started treatment in his water of 2 drops and topical with DMSO. Within 2 days the skin wasn’t black/purple anymore and the area started to heal. Treated for 4 days to be sure and scar tissue was left where the damage was but the hair that fell out around the site all recovered in 6mos. Used normal lifespan for each application and did them at least 4x a day. On a side note I used it on myself when I got severely ill, possibly from CV19 Alpha, in Nov of 19. Was better within half a day when I got sleep for the night. Been using it for many things over a decade now and truly a miracle.

My daughter rescued a 9 week old matiff/cane corso pup who was diagnosed with Parvo. The vets told her he probable would not make it and wanted to keep him for a few days to continue to hydrate him but I had given her a bottle of MMS that I made for her (3 drops per 4 ounces of water) the puppy was very lethargic and had bloody diarrhea and was not holding any food down. She started giving him dropper fulls of the mms (maybe 1 ounce) 3 to 4 times a day. By day two he had starting eating again and had solid poos. By day three he was up and eating. She continued for a few more days and now he is gaining weight and acting quite lively. Thank you all for posting your testimonies. I give mine to all my pets from time to time and take it myself. Also has helped with my hemorrhoids.

I’m truly impressed by the beneficial effect of MMS1 on my ginger cats. Made use of MMS1 for the first time on my kittens, with great results. My kitten Meis arrived with 10 weeks with her brother Thorin. She’s almost half the size of Thorin, due to a tapeworm issue in the first weeks of her life with her Mommy in the loft of a horse stable. She was tiny, tame and passive, not welcoming touch as well, and I knew something was amiss. Only when she vomited one night, I noticed the tapeworm and gave her a worm treatment the next day and a few weeks after. The change was surprising, she began to grow, looked brighter, and behaved livelier. She was scratching her ear frequently, from the moment she arrived, and one evening she seemed to be so troubled by an itching inside her right ear, that she couldn’t stop shaking her head, even when trying to fall asleep. She was restless, and I decided to give her treatment with MMS1. I mixed a few drops from the bottles, allowed the activation for 30 seconds, and diluted the mixture with lukewarm water so that the coldness of the fluid in her ear wouldn’t alarm Meis too much. I took an ear swab, and dipped it in the glass with the mixture, while I held Meis on my lap, her right ear in the receiving mode. I gently rubbed the inside of her ear with the ear swab and made sure some of the mixture entered inside the ear also. Meis was calm, only after she left my lap she shook her head again. I kept an eye on her, and within an hour she was fast asleep. No sign of any trouble in her ear afterwards. It’s now 7 months since she had her ear itching. It may have been a side effect of the tapeworm affliction in her body, some form of infection due to a weakened immune system. With a tapeworm, an animal is literally feeding a host without using the nutrients for the sustenance of its own body. Some time afterwards, she came home one morning and obviously had hurt her eye. I couldn’t even come near it, she was too sensitive and in great pain. Her eye looked darker than the other one, but Meis kept it almost closed. I made a similar mixture for her, and dabbed an ear swab on her eye, making sure some of the substance entered the corner of that eye. It was a difficult moment for her, but I managed to apply some of the mixture. Afterwards, she naturally kept her distance from me, while quietly lying around in the living room, and at some point, after 6 hours, I noticed she was completely fine again. No pain. Both eyes open, clear and golden. Straight for the feeding bowl and all was fine again. Her brother Thorin, recently, received a similar treatment with MMS1, when he was attacked by a rival, on both sides of his body where the tail is attached. Deep horrible wounds. I gave him a mixture internally, with some yoghurt, several times a day, so that infection wouldn’t show up. So far so good, the wounds are closing fast. When I notice a small open spot open in the wounds, I give Thorin his MMS1 dose a few times for 1 day. Fortunately, cats are tough when healthy. Wounds close and heal quickly. And Thorin is a very healthy lively cat. Both spend much time outdoors.  

I have a small 17 year old Chihuahua dog, who had a large bleeding tumor on her abdomen. She was constantly licking the tumor and was so weak she could not stand up. She refused all food and water. In a syringe I gave her diluted MMS (2 drops in1/2 glass of water) 3 times a day, and the tumor decreased.

Instead of regular dog food I tempted her with the broth of a small piece of wild caught cooked fish and some brown rice. She started eating again and after a few days was able to stand up and walk. All bleeding stopped and now, about 3 weeks later, the tumor is almost invisible. Thanks to MMS and later CDS she is almost back to normal. I also gave her a few times 1 drop of iodine, which might have helped as well.

A week ago my dog developed golf ball sized lump on the side of her jaw and a really foul smelling breath odor to go with it. She also began drooling mixed with a little blood. It came out of nowhere. Our vet diagnosed her with oral cancer. She said since it showed up practically overnight, it means its fairly aggressive and terminal.

They said there was not much they could do because it was located too far back on her jaw-not that we would ever consider chemo or radiation, or cutting off her jaw anyway. We took her home and immediately researched MMS protocols for pets which is where we found this site.  We started her with a few drops a day to see what she could tolerate and now she is up to 16 drops per day (2 drops 8x day) which is said to be the protocol for pets according to various websites we found. We also mixed it with DMSO and applied it several times a day to outside of her mouth where the tumor was located.

In addition, we put her on an organic keto diet of fresh chicken cooked in the crockpot and mostly green veggies-absolutely no carbs.  On the 5th night, she had a little diarrhea. Today is the 6th day and the tumor has just about disappeared and so has the foul smelling breath.

It was really weird the how it happened. The tumor was there when I checked her in the morning. Later on, when my husband took her for a walk, he said she stopped and rubbed her face a few times with her paw where the tumor was located. When he got home from the walk, it disappeared. We both had trouble remembering what side of her face the tumor was on. Now it’s just a very tiny, bump, almost imperceptible if we didn’t already know it was there. And not a hint of that foul, rotten meat smelling odor coming from her mouth.

We will continue her on the high dose for the next 5 days until it is completely gone then put her on a maintenance dose. I can’t wait to take her back to the vet to see what they can make of it lol! Everyone needs to look into this!! My husband and I are still in shock and wonderment.  I feel so grateful for this site and everyone who shared their stories which encouraged us to give MMS a try. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. I also feel bad for all the dogs suffering with oral cancer that could be healed. I hope our story helps someone else.Gracie