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3 drops per 15lbs of body weight according to Jim.

-- [ ] What is the maximum dose for a 70 lb dog?

Hi,

I have an old black lab that has a terrible wart problem that cropped up in the last year. She

is 12 years old. I have been giving her two drops of mms in her food and applying some to

her wart with a Qtip. How high should I ramp up with her. Is the dosing of pounds of body

weight the same for a dog.

Thanks,

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Yes--I use 3 drops per 25 pounds of body weight. My 15 and 11 and 2 year old dogs get 6 drops each, once a day, because they all weigh around 50 pounds. I'm going to start the oldest on drops twice a day because he has a lump that has not gone down on the once a day dose.

It has never bothered any of them--no diarrhea, vomiting. I mix the MMS and citric, wait the 3 minutes, and then mix that into their food without adding any extra water, as the food is wet.

Samala,

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How high should I ramp up with her. Is the dosing of pounds of body

weight the same for a dog.

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Hi ,

I too have a 12 year old lab. For the past two years she has been

very lethargic and sleeps a lot. She also has several fatty tumors

on her side. So, thinking that I had nothing to lose, started giving

her 5 drops and activated it with citric acid. Then I slowly soaked

a small piece of bread which was sandwiched with two thin slices of

cheese. She will eat ANYTHING if cheese is involved. After a few

days, she became much more frisky and chases the other dog all over

the yard. She is becoming her old self ... really nice to see.

Bob

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> Hi,

>

> I have an old black lab that has a terrible wart problem that

cropped up in the last year. She

> is 12 years old. I have been giving her two drops of mms in her

food and applying some to

> her wart with a Qtip. How high should I ramp up with her. Is the

dosing of pounds of body

> weight the same for a dog.

>

> Thanks,

>

>

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