Re: has anyone seen this in dogs?

[Guest guest]

I've never heard of the drooling but I do know that animals often get sick

from toxins.

I'm interested in the natural anti-fungal agents you mentioned. What did you

use and where did you get them?

Sue

My standard poodle has come down with drooling from unknown source. We

do not have any toxic chemicals in the home, we have been free of

disease ourselves since using anti-fungal natural agents. We are

wondering about our dog!

[Guest guest]

The one doge that went blind has no hope because my ex took him and she has no

understanding of the seriousness of the situation. The other one with me, the

vet gave me some anti fungals, anti fungal shampoo and some pills to help her

breath. She does extremely well when she takes them (although I am concerned

about the mycotoxin build up???) but she still looses allot of hair and has un

explained weight gain. She is such a trooper though.

I understand from some reading that the dogs do have a different immune system

than us so they are sometimes able to fight off things that we cannot but these

are very small dogs so I am still worried and know the effects are lasting as

well...

The anti fungal is " Ketoconazole " Only one vet was willing to do this. The

rest think it is her knees, or her back, or asthma or this or that. It is crazy

but the one hero has helped her out a great deal.

Chris...

<bashkin@...> wrote:

My standard poodle has come down with drooling from unknown source. We

do not have any toxic chemicals in the home, we have been free of

disease ourselves since using anti-fungal natural agents. We are

wondering about our dog!

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[Guest guest]

I have tried something for hair loss due to mold and it works!!! It is 2

different herbs. Fo-ti and Horsetail. First you take 3 of each one for a week

then 3 a day for the rest

of the time. I felt hair grow back within one week. I am not sure if it safe for

animals to take but do ask your vet. I give my cats raw garlic which also helps

with their digestion and hair loss. I have also given the Valerian root mixed

with catnip in their food and it helps. Their coats and digestion are much

better. Let me know if you want to try this.

I told several friends about the Fo-ti and Horsetail and it works for them

also.

Marcie Tazin

Round <unitedstatesvet@...> wrote:

The one doge that went blind has no hope because my ex took him and

she has no understanding of the seriousness of the situation. The other one with

me, the vet gave me some anti fungals, anti fungal shampoo and some pills to

help her breath. She does extremely well when she takes them (although I am

concerned about the mycotoxin build up???) but she still looses allot of hair

and has un explained weight gain. She is such a trooper though.

I understand from some reading that the dogs do have a different immune system

than us so they are sometimes able to fight off things that we cannot but these

are very small dogs so I am still worried and know the effects are lasting as

well...

The anti fungal is " Ketoconazole " Only one vet was willing to do this. The rest

think it is her knees, or her back, or asthma or this or that. It is crazy but

the one hero has helped her out a great deal.

Chris...

<bashkin@...> wrote:

My standard poodle has come down with drooling from unknown source. We

do not have any toxic chemicals in the home, we have been free of

disease ourselves since using anti-fungal natural agents. We are

wondering about our dog!

Life is a balance of holding on and letting go...

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[Guest guest]

That is weird that you mention drooling....I started doing that after my

exposure with the molds Stachybotrys,Penicillium and Apergillius. It mainly

happens when I lay down and try to take a nap, even before I doze off. Anybody

know why that happens. I would also wake up salivating and then throw up for

some reason.

Marcie

ssr3351@... wrote:

I've never heard of the drooling but I do know that animals often get sick

from toxins.

I'm interested in the natural anti-fungal agents you mentioned. What did you

use and where did you get them?

Sue

My standard poodle has come down with drooling from unknown source. We

do not have any toxic chemicals in the home, we have been free of

disease ourselves since using anti-fungal natural agents. We are

wondering about our dog!

[Guest guest]

--I had this happen alot while in the mold and thought it was tied in

with the sleep apnea. now it happens when my sinuses get aggervated

and sleep apnea goes along with this also.some nights I just stay up

when its bad, but i've gotton better control over it now with

advoidence and washing sinuses regularly.- In

, Marcie McGovern <marcie1029@...> wrote:

>

> That is weird that you mention drooling....I started doing that

after my exposure with the molds Stachybotrys,Penicillium and

Apergillius. It mainly happens when I lay down and try to take a nap,

even before I doze off. Anybody know why that happens. I would also

wake up salivating and then throw up for some reason.

> Marcie

>

> ssr3351@... wrote:

>

> I've never heard of the drooling but I do know that animals often

get sick

> from toxins.

> I'm interested in the natural anti-fungal agents you mentioned.

What did you

> use and where did you get them?

> Sue

>

> My standard poodle has come down with drooling from unknown source.

We

> do not have any toxic chemicals in the home, we have been free of

> disease ourselves since using anti-fungal natural agents. We are

> wondering about our dog!

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

hey marcie, also try some of the thickening shampoos--they make your hair LOOK

thicker, at least. i use the suave brand, & its not expensive, thank God!!

take care, chickie, lol!

vicki

Re: [] has anyone seen this in dogs?

I have tried something for hair loss due to mold and it works!!! It is 2

different herbs. Fo-ti and Horsetail. First you take 3 of each one for a week

then 3 a day for the rest

of the time. I felt hair grow back within one week. I am not sure if it safe

for animals to take but do ask your vet. I give my cats raw garlic which also

helps with their digestion and hair loss. I have also given the Valerian root

mixed with catnip in their food and it helps. Their coats and digestion are much

better. Let me know if you want to try this.

I told several friends about the Fo-ti and Horsetail and it works for them

also.

Marcie Tazin Round <unitedstatesvet@...> wrote:

The one doge that went blind has no hope because my ex took him and she has no

understanding of the seriousness of the situation. The other one with me, the

vet gave me some anti fungals, anti fungal shampoo and some pills to help her

breath. She does extremely well when she takes them (although I am concerned

about the mycotoxin build up???) but she still looses allot of hair and has un

explained weight gain. She is such a trooper though.

I understand from some reading that the dogs do have a different immune system

than us so they are sometimes able to fight off things that we cannot but these

are very small dogs so I am still worried and know the effects are lasting as

well...

The anti fungal is " Ketoconazole " Only one vet was willing to do this. The

rest think it is her knees, or her back, or asthma or this or that. It is crazy

but the one hero has helped her out a great deal.

Chris...

<bashkin@...> wrote:

My standard poodle has come down with drooling from unknown source. We

do not have any toxic chemicals in the home, we have been free of

disease ourselves since using anti-fungal natural agents. We are

wondering about our dog!

Life is a balance of holding on and letting go...

---------------------------------

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