Re: Dog anal glands

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Re: <My dog, a small Yorkshire eats "Royal Canine" dog food.I don't think she will eat raw meat. But maybe half raw. I'll give it a try. The veterinary advised not to give bones. Thanks Arie>

Hi Aria, If you wanted to give it a go, here are some websites to start learning with: http://www.rawfed.com/why.html

http://www.rawdogfood.com.au/benefits-of-raw.html

http://www.rawmeatybones.com/petowners/feedyourdogrmb.php

And there are too, here is a good one: http://pets./group/rawfeeding.

Our pets (just like us) live longer and healthier if we put in what their bodies are designed to consume :-)

regardsKirsty

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> Re:<I was also thinking in giving this to my dog who has problems with the

glands at the rectum exit, resulting in pain when excreting. The veterinary

recomends surgery. Has anyone in this list treated an animal with this kind of

problem with MMS?>

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Subject: Plugged Anal Glands in Dogs -

My dogs, 3 - 2 large, one small, never had anal gland problems until I

contracted an epidemic parasitic organism which they also caught, that is

terribly difficult to get rid of. I have been fighting it for two years now. I

have learned how to express my dogs' anal glands and do so twice a week or so.

I make up MMS (30 drops MMS to 150 drops apple cider vinegar) in a gallon jar

and that is the only drinking water I offer. There are ponds outside, but now

the dogs will come in to drink because they prefer the MMS water.

I mix Diatomacious Earth and Betonite clay, Jarrow MSM, and Colon Cleanse into

canned dogfood and they munch on that after they have received their meals of

raw meat with bones (chicken, turkey, beef back ribs, etc.) which they get every

day.

Hope this helps somewhat,

Pwyll