Re: CS>Dog limping for over a yr : COMMENT

Sun, 19 Apr 2009 18:21:06 -0700

Hello Bernadette,
Many cases of hip dysplasia exibit similar characteristics....to those you relate as occurring in the dog described. Many different insults could be involved in this case. However, if it was me....I would consider a somewhat general approach...using proven protocols of a general nature. e.g. Alfalfa (granulated) or in tablet form [two teaspoons powder or 12 tablets ....twice daily; Cetyl Myristoleate (CMO), one level teaspoon twice daily or six #2 gelatin capsules---divided into three doses. MSM given internally has been an excellent contributor in addressing all forms of arthritis...and bursitis challenges. However, MSM will, probably, be required in capsule form, or rolled up in part of a cheese slice----as it is very bitter to taste, and I have not found a single dog that will take it as an unmodified tablet. About six large (300 mg) tablets divided into three equal doses (to keep a reasonable titer established in the bloodstream)has demonstrated to be! quite effective---at least in a majority of all of our cases. Dogs, as a general rule, do not limp ("in the absence of physical pain")..... unless there is some form of mechanical dysfunction present. Only when under "pronounced" pain do dogs whine or cry out.....they ar MUCH TOUGHER than most humans. 50% DMSO solutions are, as a general rule, quite helpful---especially in aiding increased blood circulation. Caution: Using solutions of DMSO in greater strength than 50% (unless the area to which it is applied is shaved, previously)...is not recommended, as heavy hair covering in areas receiving 70% DSO, or stronger, are subject very uncomfortable "heating" sensations.
There are several other protocols which could be profitably used, but these are quite harmless and have been highly successful for us over the immediately past 15 years.
BE Well, Brooks.

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Subject : Re: CS>Dog limping for over a yr

Date : Fri, 17 Apr 2009 14:03:07 -0400

From : "Bernadette" <[email protected]>

To : <[email protected]>



have they ruled out a torn ACL?

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From: "Garnet"

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Sent: Friday, April 17, 2009 1:13 PM

Subject: Re: CS>Dog limping for over a yr





> DMSO might help.

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> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/DimethylSulfoxid-DMSO

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> It is antinflammatory and blocks pain, also increases circulation.

> Mixed with CS it will deliver more CS to the area when applied

> topically. It delivers to bone within 20 minutes when given orally.

>

> Garnet

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> Carrole Orme wrote:

>> Hi

>> My Boston Oreo is 2 yrs and has been limping for over a yr

>> She will stop limping for awhile then start up again

>> I think it is Avascular Necrosis of the Femoral Head which stops blood

>> flow to the ball part of the hip joint

>> That is what is the closes to what it seems to be

>> She doesn't seem to show a lot of pain but I would like to get it better

>> as it could lead to arthritis as well as being awkward for her and

>> uncomfortable

>> I though when she 1st did it she injured herself and would get better

>> It can happen with an injury or hereditary also prevalent with small dogs

>> I don't know if CS Will help it

>> You are very knowledgeable people here that is why I have posted it

>> I do belong to silver pets and will go there but I have a lot of respect

>> for you people so I thought I would ask

>> I really like to use more natural ways and things that Vets never think

>> of or use

>> I seem to get pretty good results with out all the cost that Vet's seem

>> to pile on

>> I must say I have a hard time with dealing with Vets and Dr's

>> Is there anything that you can think of that might help if not CS

>> Thanks Carrole

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