Re: OT: dog - ear infection

[Guest guest]

I would try a spray Collodial Silver

Mandi in UK

This is somewhat off topic - but I have a friend who has a dog with an

ongoing ear infection. They have done the antibiotics, ear drops, deep

cleaning etc. He is also doing some food rotations to see if there are

some food allergies. Ok, so that leads me to my question - anybody done

any homeopathic treatments on their pets?

[Guest guest]

My dog used to get yeast infections in her ears when she was a puppy.

After Rx drugs didn't eliminate the problem, I started putting

diluted GSE in her ears. Honest, she has not had an ear infection

since.

Tina

> I would try a spray Collodial Silver

> Mandi in UK

>

> This is somewhat off topic - but I have a friend who has a dog

with an

> ongoing ear infection. They have done the antibiotics, ear

drops, deep

> cleaning etc. He is also doing some food rotations to see if

there are

> some food allergies. Ok, so that leads me to my question -

anybody done

> any homeopathic treatments on their pets?

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

No. but I did learn that we had a high level of toxic mold in our home which

I believe caused chronic ear infections in my dog.

[ ] OT: dog - ear infection

>

> Hi

>

> This is somewhat off topic - but I have a friend who has a dog with an

> ongoing ear infection. They have done the antibiotics, ear drops, deep

> cleaning etc. He is also doing some food rotations to see if there are

> some food allergies. Ok, so that leads me to my question - anybody done

> any homeopathic treatments on their pets?

>

> Thanks, Martha

>

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[Guest guest]

Yes, My rabbit. However it seemed that her ear infection was

a result from impacted ear wax. We didn't know this at first until

I had to give her an ear flush twice a day and then drops.

The vet told me that surgery was the only way to fix this problem and

I might be medicating her ears forever. There was allot of ear

inflammation going on and lots of bacteria stuck in the ear.

She gave her echinacea and astragalus drops to take by mouth to

boost her immune system. And drops for her ear that was myrrh

and echinacea. Worked on her for three months and we were

surprised her problem cleared up. The bacteria must have developed

because of all that ear wax not moving out.

And the type of bacteria that grows in a rabbits ears just sticks in

there. It doesn't move out. We think the drops helped kill the

bacteria and then the ear wash flushed much of it out.

I don't know how it is in some dogs. Some are destined to get ear

problems in some breeds. I was told with my rabbit that they get this

heading into old age and it is usually an immune system problem.

So it isn't an easy fix. Well I lucked out!

She also had me switch her food to a very high quality food. I think

that helped because her body wasn't getting fed any junk.

I am sad to say how much junk they add to dog food today. I can't

put any of my dogs on grocery store dog food like when I was little,

my dogs did great. They just dump too much processed shit in there.

I would work on a food change. I was reading on a message board

last week that a brand called California Natural is very good food.

No additives. I don't think I can buy this locally. But even some animals

have problems with grains or something in the feed and the only choice

is to make your own food for the dog.

I am sure if you have to go that direction you would see some kind

of improvement within two weeks.

Liz D.

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> <BEATMN >; <chelatingkids2 >;

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> Date: 11/20/2004 6:29:25 PM

> Subject: [ ] OT: dog - ear infection

>

>

> Hi

>

> This is somewhat off topic - but I have a friend who has a dog with an

> ongoing ear infection. They have done the antibiotics, ear drops, deep

> cleaning etc. He is also doing some food rotations to see if there are

> some food allergies. Ok, so that leads me to my question - anybody done

> any homeopathic treatments on their pets?

>

> Thanks, Martha