Ya know, I noticed the thread about IR - suggested that to Susan
yesterday, as something to talk to the vet about - going the IV route
with it. We have a couple of vets who are open to that sort of
thing... We've both used IR both intramuscular and sub-q, and it's
helped with other situat
I agree. I was going to say the same thing: it depends on the
strain of staph. If it's MRSA you have to really get out the big
guns, and fast. Staph can easily be deadly. Humans sometimes need
to mainline antibiotics.
"Consciousness is Causal
and Physicality is its
Manifestation."
2:33 PM
Subject: OT: Staff infection treatments
Susan, also on this list, has a cat that has been diagnosed with a
STAFF INFECTION on his foot. THey've tried 1 antibiotic, but no
luck. I've done some searches for alternative /holistic treatments
and found: Colloidal Silver, Golden Seal
Thursday, June 28, 2007 2:33 PM
Subject: OT: Staff infection treatments
Susan, also on this list, has a cat that has been diagnosed with a
STAFF INFECTION on his foot. THey've tried 1 antibiotic, but no
luck. I've done some searches for alternative /holistic treatments
and
not offhand, gloria, but i think a lot of it has to do with what strain of
staph--that's the one that is rapidly developing resistance to EVERY
antibiotic in humans, and i expect it's the same thing in critters.
On 6/28/07, Gloria Lane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Susan, also on this list, ha
Susan, also on this list, has a cat that has been diagnosed with a
STAFF INFECTION on his foot. THey've tried 1 antibiotic, but no
luck. I've done some searches for alternative /holistic treatments
and found: Colloidal Silver, Golden Seal (my personal favorite for
everything), hydrogen p
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