Re: Re: Pets, Meds and KT?

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Bev,

Sorry to butt in, I was just reading and I saw where you said use Kumbocha

that has become vinager. How do you do that? (im still reading on how to make

KT) Do you use the pre-mixture that you use in the tea and just let it sit

longer?

TY

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yoganandaom wrote:

Hi Doris,

Since your puppy is young it is a good idea to go slowly as you are

doing. Just so you know though, I have been pouring KT on my dogs food

to moisten it more for years with only very positive results. They get

Kefir for breakfast and KT on their dinner:-))

I recommend putting Kombucha in their food, rather than adding it to

their water, as I believe water should be just plain water....

It is also possible to let the Kombucha ferment into vinegar, for

three weeks and then use that diluted with water to rinse your dog or

apply to the skin or sore spots...as long as it doesn't sting or burn.

Can't say about the interaction with the meds, you could ask your vet

about vinegar, basically quite similar...

Peace, Love and Harmony,

Bev

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> I have not read about KT and pets since I have joined this group, and I

> am hoping to get some advice about our puppy who is almost 5 months old.

> I am hoping there is a consensus that KT is good for pets, because I

> have started our puppy on 1 teaspoon a day and is now up to 1 tablespoon

> a day.

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> He has had a skin problem since we got him when he was 12 weeks old. He

> has been diagnosed and treated for ant bites, mites, ringworm, savvy

> (?), juvenile allergies, and today we are back to the savvy diagnosis.

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> Also if KT is good for pets, will it interfere or counteract with the

> meds he is now taking. They are: a small dose of steroids, antibiotic,

> and Ivemectin (for scavvy).

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> Thank you in advance,

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> Doris

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