Subj: Re: CS>Re: Pets and CS Date: 12/14/99 10:53:48 AM Mexico Standard Time From: [email protected] (Marshall Dudley) Reply-to: [email protected] To: [email protected]
[email protected] wrote: > .Hi, > > Question concerning using CS with pets. I presently have a total of 20 cats > in my home. 13 are my own plus I have 7 foster cats for Friends of Animals. > With this many under one roof, when one comes down with something, it can > spread quite quickly from one to the other. With new cats coming in all the > time, you never really know what can show up even with vet checks and safety > procautions. Is it safe to give them CS daily in their drinking water? We do. About an ounce per quart or so of 5 ppm doesn't cause our cat any problems. > I > have bowls of water down so that it is available to them at any time - thus, > there is no way to really gauge how much intake each one is getting. That is good. Basically since the silver simple follows the water, they always have a specific ppb in their blood stream. For instance if you use one oz per quart of 5 ppm silver then the water will have about 5/33 ppm or 150 ppb of silver, and after a period of time the blood will have approximately 150 ppb of silver as well. This is much easier than weighing the cat then figuring out how much to give depending on the weight several times a day. Plus those that drink more water, need more CS since they flush it out of their body quicker. By adding it to the water, it all comes our automatically without having to concern yourself with their weight, and drinking habits. Also it keeps the water bowl free of bacteria and algae. > Though, > with it diluted in their water, I kind of doubt that they'd really be taking > in too much. I have tried it with them for two weeks now and believe it or > not, I have not seen any hairballs being chucked up. Plus, my one cat seems > to be more perky and less crabby. Maybe that's my imagination, but Ido know > for sure that I've been hairball free for a few days. That is interesting, I wonder what the connection would be with that. Maybe bacteria are forming a "glue" that is making the hair clump together. > One other concern I > had with them taking CS daily is the breakdown of good bacteria in their > digestive system. Any ideas? This is a matter of quantity. Since silver does not have significant mobility in the intestines it's effectivess is greatly reduced. Also most of the silver will already be absorbed into the blood stream before reaching the intestines. If there seems to be a problem, cut back. My family has been taking 1 oz. per 100 pounds per day for over a year with no intestinal problems. > I'm hoping I can continue as I have two cats > that have eye infections that the vet says will be with them for life. I > have an antibiotic salve I have to put in when it flairs up. CS gives me a > lot of hope that it will clear up/help many things that aflict cats. CS normally works great on eye infections. Irrigate directly with 5 to 20 ppm CS. > Appreciate any feedback and experiences of others with pets and CS. > > Also - can Olive Leaf Extract be used with pets? Sorry, know nothing of that. Marshall >>>>>>>>>> Thanks Marshall - I was hoping to hear good news like that. I'll continue on doing as I'm doing. The hairball improvement - not sure what affect the CS has on it other than improving the digestive system - maybe it helps everything move thru the system better?? I'm bummed tho, as there was one throwup on my bedspread tonite - but still - only once in about a week and a half is really great. No complaints here. As to my worry about CS hurting the good bacteria in the intestinal tract, I've been watching the litter boxes and all seems pretty normal in that area. Thanks again for your help. Barb -- The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. To join or quit silver-list or silver-digest send an e-mail message to: [email protected] -or- [email protected] with the word subscribe or unsubscribe in the SUBJECT line. To post, address your message to: [email protected] Silver-list archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]>
