> Im very interested if anyone here has used it for treatment of cancer in > their pets. > The cancer is fibrocarcinoma. How has it been used , what dosage for an > 80 lb dog and can a good quality be bought at a health food store. >>
Wanda, I recently sent a friend of mine some CS for her dog. The dog has a grapefruit size tumor on/around his pancreas. The vets have offered to put the dog down. My friend was willing to try anything and had no knowledge of CS. She said after a few days treatment of CS, approx. a T. in the morn, he seems like a new dog, eating, etc. Maybe the CS has taken care of some lesser issues and made him feel better? Whatever the reason, she has increased his dosage to twice a day and hoping for a miracle. You can replace the water in your dogs bowl with straight CS or give it by mouth, both of which I have done on numerous occasions with my cats. Personally, I would not buy CS at the health food store. Its very expensive and for the price of a few bottles, you can make your own. You'll want to start making your own anyhow as CS has endless uses. Terri
