Re: CS>Re: cat/dog ears

Sat, 4 Aug 2001 08:07:03 -0700

No, I didn't think of vinegar.  I'll try some Braggs ACV and see what happens.  Since dmso draws in stuff - maybe it wouldn't be such a good idea to spray it on infected ears anyway?!  I was thinking of that message from the lady with the kittens (forgot what she said the disease was) when she sprayed the spots, they spread all over the kittens.

Also, I've tried spraying my cats ears with a mix of cs and tea tree oil.  They became very red and inflamed looking.  Not sure if it was some sort of allergy or if it bugged him so much he just kept pawing at his ears causing them to become red.  They look pretty good today - the redness on his ears have subsided, but he still has the sores inside.  They haven't changed.


Dottie Glenn

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Subject: CS>Re: cat/dog ears
Date: Sat, 4 Aug 2001 10:23:41 EDT
<< Did your dog seem to experience any kind of pain when you sprayed on the
cs/dmso mix?  I wanted to use it on my cats ears that are at the moment
looking pretty infected and rough.  He has cancer in his ears - twice
actually cut out, but keeps returning.  I'm afraid it will burn him or
cause him pain.
Dottie>>
Dottie,
Have you tried a apple cider vinegar/water solution? I know ACV works on
fungus and germs in the ears for pets... maybe thats whats causing the cancer
to return in the ears? Would be worth a try.
Terri L.

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