Dog develops recurring skin inflammation; treatment leads to improved healt
Our dog Ben diagnosed with “hotspot”
Hello dog, cat and animal lovers!
This report deals with our three-year-old Ben Newfoundland.
In the spring of 2008 we were with Ben on several occasions at our vet because he is always in the same place again scratched and licked. The diagnosis was “hot spots”. This is an inflammation caused by bacteria (streptococci and staphylococcus). For Ben, this was how best to our images (see “Photos”) can detect, handle large and extremely painful.
The treatment consisted of veterinarian antibiotics injections / tablets and cortisone. After a few days there was an improvement of the inflammation, but no cure. After a period of 14 days were the “hot spots” as great as before.
This resulted in more visits to the vet with the same treatment and procedure. The whole took place over several weeks. The result was that our Ben was getting weaker, had no desire to walk, play with other dogs or to eat. Another consequence is that his body “nodes” were the size of a hazelnut was had.
Our thoughts went so far as our Ben to euthanize him in order to avoid further suffering.
One last effort but we did not forget. Made after the positive experiences our family with the MMS product, we also wanted our Ben helping you. So I got him dressed 4 drops of MMS, diluted with water and sprayed him in the throat.
After a few hours, he began again to walk through the house and showed the first signs of hunger. Shortly thereafter, he began to eat his chicken.
The next morning we repeated the procedure, and from then on every 12 hours, repeated over and over with a drop more. The medication prescribed by a veterinarian, we have completely stopped.
Success came from day to day. Ben’s health and therefore his behavior is improving daily. Today, almost a year later, he is fully fit and does nothing to go rather than walking for hours and play with other dogs.
Since that experience, he gets every three days, 10 drops of MMS for the prevention and the result is no sign of disease or something else.
My conclusion is that MMS can work with all living things, for example, in cats. Here I would start with half a drop every 12 hours. Every two days a further dose increase a bit until we have reached with two drops 2x a day.
I hope I have helped you with my own personal experience report. Reports of their experiences would be very happy.
Until then, I remain with best regards
L. Paulus