collapsed trachea in little dogs, PLEASE HELP!!!

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my dog has been diagnosed with collapsed trachea along with acid reflux, an

ulcer and digestive problems. Does anyone know a good protocol to use for this

specific issue. My dog is 9 yrs old and a fighter, but it is hard to hear him

cough (almost sounds like a squeaky toy- would be cute if he wasn't sick).

Any help with scio protocols or alternative meds to stop his cough so his

trachea can get strong again is appreciated.

Thanks!

Love-

feathiescio@...

[Guest guest]

I asked a friend about oils since they work so well and here is her reply.

Many dogs really don't like oils much so I'm careful esp. when they are so close to their nose.

You could do a diluted digize on the stomach area, and I might feed gelatin and probiotics

to help the collagen, but my main things would be find out how the dog got this way,

and what are they feeding it now.

If you want to know more, just answer these questions and we'll go from there.

Yours in Health,

Kathy

From: "hha.isagenix@..." <feathiescio@...>qxci-scio-epfx-english Sent: Sat, January 2, 2010 8:07:51 PMSubject: collapsed trachea in little dogs, PLEASE HELP!!!

my dog has been diagnosed with collapsed trachea along with acid reflux, an ulcer and digestive problems. Does anyone know a good protocol to use for this specific issue. My dog is 9 yrs old and a fighter, but it is hard to hear him cough (almost sounds like a squeaky toy- would be cute if he wasn't sick). Any help with scio protocols or alternative meds to stop his cough so his trachea can get strong again is appreciated.Thanks!Love- feathiescio@ gmail.com

[Guest guest]

I you are feeding the the dog commercial dog food stop. Dog need Celery in it

food. Boil brown rice and lots of celery and chicken with a little clove. Feed

this to the dog. Watermelons if you can get it. Pure Herbs has a formula called

A.M.F.-W. Use these and the dog should be OK. I have used this many a times to

bring back dogs from the dead eg . Vet had said to euthanize the dogs, no hope.

Blessings .....

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> my dog has been diagnosed with collapsed trachea along with acid reflux, an

ulcer and digestive problems. Does anyone know a good protocol to use for this

specific issue. My dog is 9 yrs old and a fighter, but it is hard to hear him

cough (almost sounds like a squeaky toy- would be cute if he wasn't sick).

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> Any help with scio protocols or alternative meds to stop his cough so his

trachea can get strong again is appreciated.

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> Thanks!

> Love-

> feathiescio@...

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[Guest guest]

Re: collapsed trachea in little dogs, PLEASE HELP!!!

g'day ms & epfxers,

-in addition,as suggested, to the celery [wch is high in the miracle

mineral,magnesium, a superb muscle relaxant. eg,for a spasmodic trachea]

-please google 'miracle of magnesium'

--> you might give amazing coconut oil

a shot to ease your dog's digestive debilities, as well as any other

metabolic/muscle imbalances.

http://www.shirleys-wellness-cafe.com/anutmed.htm

cheers,

dar

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> my dog has been diagnosed with collapsed trachea along with acid reflux, an

ulcer and digestive problems. Does anyone know a good protocol to use for this

specific issue. My dog is 9 yrs old and a fighter, but it is hard to hear him

cough (almost sounds like a squeaky toy- would be cute if he wasn't sick).

>

> Any help with scio protocols or alternative meds to stop his cough so his

trachea can get strong again is appreciated.

>

> Thanks!

> Love-

> feathiescio@...

[Guest guest]

Hi

In regards to you K9 companion with the collapsed trachea, I have seen this

condition in smaller dogs years ago in Vet clinics, unfortunately we didn't have

the SCIO then. If this were my dog I would put he head strap around the neck

and run them physically. I would then go with some bone & cartilage homeppathic

sarcodes, you can foid these in the matrix, ie 1817, 7342, 6497, 280 Ruta

graviolis for catriliage and perhaps silicia for homeopathics. This as you

know is a digestive issue with perhaps some allergies attached you will need to

read your matrix and Risk Profile as well. Add some oral doggy digestive

enzymes, fatty acids, L-glutathianine, to her diet bascially the remedy protocol

you use on humans would be in order as well as running the enzyme digestive

panels in nutrition. Look around for better food choices for your dog as Sue

mentioned and check on line for some recipes there are a bunch. Personally I

would be a little cautious on celery. chop it up fine and there are some

phytochemicals in it that may be disruptive in large quantities. Some good

commercial foods are Good life,EVO, Merrick you can find them online or check

locally.

To help with the trachea if you are running the new 8/8/09 then use the new

animal programs. Put you pet in click animal testing, Dog, Calibrate, test, gvie

her enzymes, fatty acids vitamins etc. as a plate of energetic food.

Go to sarcode RX and you will now see tabs on animals, click dog scroll down and

you will see a dog pic with the oral anatomy. The second part of the panel has

conditions scroll down to trachea collpase, make sure both are highlighted and

click on the trachea in the picture. You want to piggy back your matrix numbers

too. The same animal pull down menu can be found on the SCIO panel as well when

animal testing is used in demographics. Go to timed thrp in spinal and and

thret the fire in the digestive system and other areas in the program for

digestion, Biofeedback sarcodes, Timed Thrp super learning w /piggy backs.

Good Luck with your little friend hope some of this helps. BTW where are you

located

Pickerell ND LBT CVT

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> > my dog has been diagnosed with collapsed trachea along with acid reflux,

an ulcer and digestive problems. Does anyone know a good protocol to use for

this specific issue. My dog is 9 yrs old and a fighter, but it is hard to hear

him cough (almost sounds like a squeaky toy- would be cute if he wasn't sick).

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> > Any help with scio protocols or alternative meds to stop his cough so his

trachea can get strong again is appreciated.

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> > Thanks!

> > Love-

> > feathiescio@

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[Guest guest]

Hi & Sue

IMHO, I have used the head harness attached in both areas around the neck and

around the chest. I have commonly used it around the neck as a collar on well

over a 100 dogs and have only experienced positive results. I suggest you allow

your intuition to guide you and ask the animal companion which they prefer, you

will get an answer. I also frequently use the limb straps too or the animal pad,

it just depends on the circumstances and the tolerance of the animal being

worked on. Placing the head strap I feel around the neck for the collaspsed

trachea would be sending frequencies directly to the arera of concern, no

different than placing it along the back for injuries or on the knee for pain

there or in any region.

Hope your friend is doing better

Pickerell

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> > > my dog has been diagnosed with collapsed trachea along with acid reflux,

an ulcer and digestive problems. Does anyone know a good protocol to use for

this specific issue. My dog is 9 yrs old and a fighter, but it is hard to hear

him cough (almost sounds like a squeaky toy- would be cute if he wasn't sick).

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> > > Any help with scio protocols or alternative meds to stop his cough so

his trachea can get strong again is appreciated.

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> > > Thanks!

> > > Love-

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