Re: German Shepherd with kidney tumors/cysts

[Guest guest]

Steve,

My dog has lung cancer. I've had her on 2 tabs of iodine (12.5 mgs each of

iodoral) for 3 months (I put tabs in a little piece of hot dog), turmeric on her

food, coconut oil, vit D3 (in hot dog), and I do zapping on her lungs (Hulda

's protocol) and her vet is beyond astounded that she's getting better.

(The vet wanted to put her down and told me there was no cure and it would be

cruel to watch her slowly die.) But when I stop zapping, the coughing and

gagging comes back. It's a pain to zap (must hold these copper handles near her

lungs for 7 mins x 3 (20 min breaks in between). Just wanted to share what is

working for her with you in case you could use that info. Also I make homemade

meatloaf and that's all she's eating.

Best,

Deborah

[Guest guest]

Hey Deborah, just wondering if you'd ever considered giving her that meatloaf

raw? Cooking the meat degrades it and they're designed to eat it raw. My four

Papillons act like starving little wolves with raw meat!

BTW, how did you figure out how much of everything to add to your dog's diet to

get the good results?

xoo

>

> Steve,

> My dog has lung cancer. I've had her on 2 tabs of iodine (12.5 mgs each of

iodoral) for 3 months (I put tabs in a little piece of hot dog), turmeric on her

food, coconut oil, vit D3 (in hot dog), and I do zapping on her lungs (Hulda

's protocol) and her vet is beyond astounded that she's getting better.

(The vet wanted to put her down and told me there was no cure and it would be

cruel to watch her slowly die.) But when I stop zapping, the coughing and

gagging comes back. It's a pain to zap (must hold these copper handles near her

lungs for 7 mins x 3 (20 min breaks in between). Just wanted to share what is

working for her with you in case you could use that info. Also I make homemade

meatloaf and that's all she's eating.

>

>

> Best,

>

> Deborah

>

[Guest guest]

,

I haven't thought about making the meatloaf raw. The problem is that it

wouldn't 'loaf' together without cooking. I mean, I add 3 eggs with brown rice,

free-range meat, and some cooked veggies. The eggs need to cook to hold the

rice/meat/veggies together. This is purely experimental. I am under no

guidance. I have no idea if she's getting all the nutrients that she needs.

Plus, I eat the meatloaf, too!

deborah

> >

> > Steve,

> > My dog has lung cancer. I've had her on 2 tabs of iodine (12.5 mgs each of

iodoral) for 3 months (I put tabs in a little piece of hot dog), turmeric on her

food, coconut oil, vit D3 (in hot dog), and I do zapping on her lungs (Hulda

's protocol) and her vet is beyond astounded that she's getting better.

(The vet wanted to put her down and told me there was no cure and it would be

cruel to watch her slowly die.) But when I stop zapping, the coughing and

gagging comes back. It's a pain to zap (must hold these copper handles near her

lungs for 7 mins x 3 (20 min breaks in between). Just wanted to share what is

working for her with you in case you could use that info. Also I make homemade

meatloaf and that's all she's eating.

> >

> >

> > Best,

> >

> > Deborah

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Deborah, your dog does not need brown rice/raw eggs. Mix the raw meat with some

veggies, about 1/3 mixture should be assorted veggies. Grind it all together.

When serving, add a bit of seaweed flakes @ fish oil. It's called a BARF diet.

Dogs evolved to eat raw. I fed my toy fox terrier raw most of her life @ she

attacks that food like a ravenous wolf. Even her vet recommends it. Louise

From: " Deborah H "

,

I haven't thought about making the meatloaf raw. The problem is that it

wouldn't 'loaf' together without cooking. I mean, I add 3 eggs with brown rice,

free-range meat, and some cooked veggies. The eggs need to cook to hold the

rice/meat/veggies together. This is purely experimental. I am under no

guidance. I have no idea if she's getting all the nutrients that she needs.

Plus, I eat the meatloaf, too!

deborah

" melizzard11 " <melizzard@...> wrote:

>

> Hey Deborah, just wondering if you'd ever considered giving her that meatloaf

raw? Cooking the meat degrades it and they're designed to eat it raw. My four

Papillons act like starving little wolves with raw meat!

> BTW, how did you figure out how much of everything to add to your dog's diet

to get the good results?

> xoo

>

>

" Deborah H " <deborahhall63@> wrote:

>

> > Steve,

> > My dog has lung cancer. I've had her on 2 tabs of iodine (12.5 mgs each of

iodoral) for 3 months (I put tabs in a little piece of hot dog), turmeric on her

food, coconut oil, vit D3 (in hot dog), and I do zapping on her lungs (Hulda

's protocol) and her vet is beyond astounded that she's getting better.

(The vet wanted to put her down and told me there was no cure and it would be

cruel to watch her slowly die.) But when I stop zapping, the coughing and

gagging comes back. It's a pain to zap (must hold these copper handles near her

lungs for 7 mins x 3 (20 min breaks in between). Just wanted to share what is

working for her with you in case you could use that info. Also I make homemade

meatloaf and that's all she's eating.

[Guest guest]

I feed raw to my great dane. If you want to talk about a raw diet I can help

Cheri

> > >

> > > Steve,

> > > My dog has lung cancer. I've had her on 2 tabs of iodine (12.5 mgs each

of iodoral) for 3 months (I put tabs in a little piece of hot dog), turmeric on

her food, coconut oil, vit D3 (in hot dog), and I do zapping on her lungs (Hulda

's protocol) and her vet is beyond astounded that she's getting better.

(The vet wanted to put her down and told me there was no cure and it would be

cruel to watch her slowly die.) But when I stop zapping, the coughing and

gagging comes back. It's a pain to zap (must hold these copper handles near her

lungs for 7 mins x 3 (20 min breaks in between). Just wanted to share what is

working for her with you in case you could use that info. Also I make homemade

meatloaf and that's all she's eating.

> > >

> > >

> > > Best,

> > >

> > > Deborah

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Ground Turkey is a good raw meat for both cats and dogs, plus it is easier on

the pocket book. There are also companies that make raw dehydrated food for your

pets (very expensive) sometimes you can find them on sale at the pet stores.

Also call animal rescues in your area, they get alot of donated food. I feed 2x

a week at a sanctuary and they give me the raw dehydrated food that they get

in. Our oldest dog ( 11 years) was diagnosed with renal failure and was not

doing well...he is now like a pup again. When I use the ground turkey I cook up

some long grain brown rice to mix in for a filler.

Lachelle

 

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From: cheri601183 <cheri607@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: German Shepherd with kidney tumors/cysts

Date: Wednesday, April 14, 2010, 9:25 PM

 

I feed raw to my great dane. If you want to talk about a raw diet I can help

Cheri

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> > > Steve,

> > > My dog has lung cancer. I've had her on 2 tabs of iodine (12.5 mgs each of

iodoral) for 3 months (I put tabs in a little piece of hot dog), turmeric on her

food, coconut oil, vit D3 (in hot dog), and I do zapping on her lungs (Hulda

's protocol) and her vet is beyond astounded that she's getting better.

(The vet wanted to put her down and told me there was no cure and it would be

cruel to watch her slowly die.) But when I stop zapping, the coughing and

gagging comes back. It's a pain to zap (must hold these copper handles near her

lungs for 7 mins x 3 (20 min breaks in between). Just wanted to share what is

working for her with you in case you could use that info. Also I make homemade

meatloaf and that's all she's eating.

> > >

> > >

> > > Best,

> > >

> > > Deborah

> > >

> >

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