Dog returns to health with Silver
Shield and probiotics
Client brought her dog to me which was always having
issues with his eyes. The eyes were very inflamed and
running with a clear fluid discharge. I suggested that
the dog be taken off dog food with any yeast in it. I had
her put 1 drop of Silver Shield directly into the eye (not
diluted, you should not dilute the Silver Shield at all).
As well as give the dog one dropper full of Silver
Shield two to three times a day. Also added in
Herbasaurs Chewable Bifidophilus for kids (dogs love
them). The bifidophilus was needed as friendly bacteria
to help fight the infection. The dog’s eyes are now
clearing up nicely. Will have her continue with the
Silver Shield liquid in the mouth for about three months
to work on the chronic underlying infection. This dog
was under four pounds
Showing posts with label Animals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Animals. Show all posts
Friday, January 22, 2010
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Infected Gums
Infected Gums
One dog had an infected tooth with sore red gums. About a quarter of an eyedropper of Silver Shield was applied to the affected gum twice a day . In two days the gum was healed and the dog was eating again without any pain.
One dog had an infected tooth with sore red gums. About a quarter of an eyedropper of Silver Shield was applied to the affected gum twice a day . In two days the gum was healed and the dog was eating again without any pain.
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Tooth Infection
Tooth Infection
One dog ended up with a painful infected tooth where he found it painful and difficult to eat. His gums were also red and infected. Linda applied ¼ of a dropper of Silver Shield on his tooth twice a day and in 2 days the tooth totally got better. The gum was pink and normal once again and the dog could enjoy his food without pain.
One dog ended up with a painful infected tooth where he found it painful and difficult to eat. His gums were also red and infected. Linda applied ¼ of a dropper of Silver Shield on his tooth twice a day and in 2 days the tooth totally got better. The gum was pink and normal once again and the dog could enjoy his food without pain.
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