Kitty on MMS

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Hi there,

If I may make a suggestion- It would be much better for you to put the amms in

wet cat

food then in tuna. The amount of potential mercury in tuna may outweigh the

benefits of

MMS. That also means MMS has to work on the mercury in the tuna before it can

work on

your cat. In general, tuna is not recommended for kitties. As a matter of fact,

it is

suggested that fish, unless you know the source (including fish oil) be avoided

by cats

because it can cause many health problems. What kind of a problem is your cat

having?

Maybe I can help. I've been doing holistic health consulting for cats for 9

years. I have a 19

yr old male and a 2 yr old male. I've only used natural approaches to wellness

for both of

them (of course, not in dire circumstances)

Let me know if I can help. I would love to speak with you about your cat!

Best,

andra

--- In , " Gaiacita " <gaiacita@...>

wrote:

>

> I give both my dogs and my cats AMMS. Simple. Mix up the AMMS but do not

> add water, then put the AMMS into their favorite treat food. For my dogs

> this is anything humans eat. Lol For the cats this is tuna in water. I

> put a bit of tuna in their dish, stir in the AMMS--it turns the tuna brown,

> but the cats don't care. Set that in front of them and they gobble it up,

> because otherwise they rarely get tuna. So it is a big treat and they could

> care less what is mixed in with it. You just need to find something your

> dog really likes.

>

> For cats it is 1 drop MMS and 5 drops citric, for the dogs it is 3 drops MMS

> per 25 pounds of weight and the correct number of acid drops.

>

> Samala,

>

>

> -------Original Message-------

>

> I am adding UMMS to my dogs' water though. I would give them the AMMS but I'm

not

sure how to get it into them. I tried giving it to them via syringe (without

needle) into their

mouths but they just made it too hard for me so I gave up. It would have taken

a quite a

lot of time to get 1/3 glass of MMS/water into them both.

>