Guest guest Posted June 20, 2006 Report Share Posted June 20, 2006 Has anyone got an up to date email address for megan kearney... i need to ask if you can give glucosamine to cats...or does anyone know the answer! fifteen year old george would be very grateful thanks, hilary Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 20, 2006 Report Share Posted June 20, 2006 Hi Hils has gone back to Australia - I was trying to contact her myself recently re cat with recurrent bladder infections. In absentia , and not knowing the answer myself, may I suggest you pick the brains of either Hilton Herbs or Dorwest Herbs (both have websites, so Google for them....) These are both firms which specialise in herbs for animals, so may be able to help. Contact at Dorwest is Boughton - don't have a contact for Hilton I'm afraid. Good luck to you and ! Alix xx re: cat and glucosamine Has anyone got an up to date email address for megan kearney... i need to ask if you can give glucosamine to cats...or does anyone know the answer! fifteen year old george would be very grateful thanks, hilary List Owner: Graham White, MNIMH Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 20, 2006 Report Share Posted June 20, 2006 Hello, Yes, GLS can be given to cats at a dose of 250 mg per day (divided doses would be best). Like all who receive GLS (humans included) sometimes it works, sometimes not. If you don't notice any improvement in a few weeks, it might be best to move onto another form of therapy: I would go for herbs or homeopathy, depending on the cause of the condition. A good, homemade diet also works wonders for cats and dogs! Cheers, Kerry > > Hi Hils > > has gone back to Australia - I was trying to contact her myself > recently re cat with recurrent bladder infections. In absentia , and > not knowing the answer myself, may I suggest you pick the brains of either > Hilton Herbs or Dorwest Herbs (both have websites, so Google for them....) > These are both firms which specialise in herbs for animals, so may be able > to help. Contact at Dorwest is Boughton - don't have a contact for > Hilton I'm afraid. Good luck to you and ! > > Alix > > xx > > re: cat and glucosamine > > Has anyone got an up to date email address for megan kearney... i need > to ask if you can give glucosamine to cats...or does anyone know the > answer! fifteen year old george would be very grateful > thanks, hilary > > List Owner: Graham White, MNIMH > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 20, 2006 Report Share Posted June 20, 2006 Be patient with it--Glucosamine Sulfate can often take 3 to 6 months to build up in the system to cause any effects/benefits. Also, sometimes it just has a stabilizing effect on the degeneration, and so there are no " improvements " , per se, but it holds back the progression of degenerative arthritis. Perhaps additional anti-inflammatory care would be prudent to cut the inflammatory cascade and resulting tissue damage. Cheers, Tami NJ USA > Yes, GLS can be given to cats at a dose of 250 mg per day (divided doses > would be best). Like all who receive GLS (humans included) sometimes it > works, sometimes not. If you don't notice any improvement in a few > weeks, it might be best to move onto another form of therapy: I would go > for herbs or homeopathy, depending on the cause of the condition. A > good, homemade diet also works wonders for cats and dogs! > > Cheers, > Kerry > >> >> Hi Hils >> >> has gone back to Australia - I was trying to contact her myself >> recently re cat with recurrent bladder infections. In absentia , and >> not knowing the answer myself, may I suggest you pick the brains of >> either >> Hilton Herbs or Dorwest Herbs (both have websites, so Google for >> them....) >> These are both firms which specialise in herbs for animals, so may be >> able >> to help. Contact at Dorwest is Boughton - don't have a contact for >> Hilton I'm afraid. Good luck to you and ! >> >> Alix >> >> xx >> >> re: cat and glucosamine >> >> Has anyone got an up to date email address for megan kearney... i need >> to ask if you can give glucosamine to cats...or does anyone know the >> answer! fifteen year old george would be very grateful >> thanks, hilary >> >> List Owner: Graham White, MNIMH >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 23, 2006 Report Share Posted June 23, 2006 otherwise may have to post elderly cat to aus... > > Hi Hils > > has gone back to Australia - I was trying to contact her myself > recently re cat with recurrent bladder infections. In absentia , and > not knowing the answer myself, may I suggest you pick the brains of either > Hilton Herbs or Dorwest Herbs (both have websites, so Google for them....) > These are both firms which specialise in herbs for animals, so may be able > to help. Contact at Dorwest is Boughton - don't have a contact for > Hilton I'm afraid. Good luck to you and ! > > Alix > > xx > > re: cat and glucosamine > > > Has anyone got an up to date email address for megan kearney... i need > to ask if you can give glucosamine to cats...or does anyone know the > answer! fifteen year old george would be very grateful > thanks, hilary > > > > > > > List Owner: Graham White, MNIMH > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 23, 2006 Report Share Posted June 23, 2006 otherwise may have to post elderly cat to aus... > > Hi Hils > > has gone back to Australia - I was trying to contact her myself > recently re cat with recurrent bladder infections. In absentia , and > not knowing the answer myself, may I suggest you pick the brains of either > Hilton Herbs or Dorwest Herbs (both have websites, so Google for them....) > These are both firms which specialise in herbs for animals, so may be able > to help. Contact at Dorwest is Boughton - don't have a contact for > Hilton I'm afraid. Good luck to you and ! > > Alix > > xx > > re: cat and glucosamine > > > Has anyone got an up to date email address for megan kearney... i need > to ask if you can give glucosamine to cats...or does anyone know the > answer! fifteen year old george would be very grateful > thanks, hilary > > > > > > > List Owner: Graham White, MNIMH > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 23, 2006 Report Share Posted June 23, 2006 thanks Kerry i will try that. I am giving homeopathy and vits...and making up vats of chicken mince, rice (recipe dr pitcairns book rec by megan) these days...in fact cat is better fed than humans in this house now. best wishes,hilary > > Hello, > > Yes, GLS can be given to cats at a dose of 250 mg per day (divided doses > would be best). Like all who receive GLS (humans included) sometimes it > works, sometimes not. If you don't notice any improvement in a few > weeks, it might be best to move onto another form of therapy: I would go > for herbs or homeopathy, depending on the cause of the condition. A > good, homemade diet also works wonders for cats and dogs! > > Cheers, > Kerry > > > > > Hi Hils > > > > has gone back to Australia - I was trying to contact her myself > > recently re cat with recurrent bladder infections. In absentia , and > > not knowing the answer myself, may I suggest you pick the brains of either > > Hilton Herbs or Dorwest Herbs (both have websites, so Google for them....) > > These are both firms which specialise in herbs for animals, so may be able > > to help. Contact at Dorwest is Boughton - don't have a contact for > > Hilton I'm afraid. Good luck to you and ! > > > > Alix > > > > xx > > > > re: cat and glucosamine > > > > Has anyone got an up to date email address for megan kearney... i need > > to ask if you can give glucosamine to cats...or does anyone know the > > answer! fifteen year old george would be very grateful > > thanks, hilary > > > > List Owner: Graham White, MNIMH > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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