Re: Cat with chronic gum inflammation

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From: Jan Jenson <vizual@...>

Poor baby!!

I'd wrap him/her?in a towel and put some hydrogen peroxide on a Q-tip

and apply to the gums.

The frothing would probably not be too agreeable to the cat

but it sure would help those gums!

I'd also spray colloidal silver on the gums

and give extra liquid vitamin C in an eye dropper.

Sounds like the poor cat is really SICK!

Essiac tea in a dropper maybe too...

I sent an email to a homeopathic vet friend in CA.

Will send her comments

and asked her to get in touch with you directly.

Jan Jenson

The WELLth Coach

Date: Tue, 2 Aug 2005 17:23:58 -0700 (PDT)

From: Suzanne <suziesgoats@...>

Subject: Re: Re: More advice please

Gloria,

I would think the detoxing is bringing out the toxins probably making the inflamation worse before better... I would stop the detox for now and work on getting him healthy so that later you can do a detox. (my opinion)

Suzi

MorningGlory113@... wrote:

As you all know I have a cat with a tumor in his jaw and I have him on a strong detox regimen and all organic foods. He has a compound problem..he has chronic gum inflammation. The vet gave me antibiotics as this is getting really bad with pus etc. and he can't chew without pain. I took him off the antibiotics as I was doing the cleanse, but tonight I looked at his poor inflamed gums and am in a quandry. Can I resume the course of antibiotics and do the detox as well? I'm also giving him lots of acidiphilus, CoQ10, Vit. C and various herbs everyday in his food. I have an appt. to have some of his problem teeth pulled but they won't be able to touch him with inflammation to this extent. Thanks.

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You could also use ozonated water if you have an ozonator....use it

immediately as the ozone will soon dissapate out of it.....no danger

in the cat swallowing it. Altho, I think the diluted food grade H2O2

on a q-tip is OK, too...doesn't seem like that much would be swallowed.

The Colloid Silver's a good idea...and all the rest.

Kit

> From: Jan Jenson <vizual@a...>

>

> Poor baby!!

> I'd wrap him/her?in a towel and put some hydrogen peroxide on a Q-tip

> and apply to the gums.

> The frothing would probably not be too agreeable to the cat

> but it sure would help those gums!

> I'd also spray colloidal silver on the gums

> and give extra liquid vitamin C in an eye dropper.

> Sounds like the poor cat is really SICK!

> Essiac tea in a dropper maybe too...

>

> I sent an email to a homeopathic vet friend in CA.

> Will send her comments

> and asked her to get in touch with you directly.

>

>

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