Natural Pet Cancer Remedies: Herbal Treatments for Dogs & Cats
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Hi I'm wondering how your Dog did think it was your dog. My husky, who is 7 years old, also has been diagnosed with mammary cancer. They operated on the tumor but now it is spread to her lungs, I am going to start her essiac right away. I have also been given her some other things, including appocaps But I think I'm going to mix it with shark cartridge or chaga mushroom which I also hear is good.
My beautiful cat Stewie who will be 11 this summer was diagnosed with tumors yesterday, I am still in shock. They say he has 3 in total 1 attached with each kidney about 4cm and 1 attached to his intestines about 1.5cm.
The vet can't be sure what type of tumor this is without a biopsy. he said since there are 3 its most likely the bad kind that has metastasized.
Stewie never did well at the vet and I am sure the stress alone would kill him if I decide to go with chimo. I am looking for alternatives natural products I can give him. I want to try the raw diet, I have been boiling chicken and feeding him that which he loves.
I would like to try the baking soda and maple syrup and other things anyone recommends? it seems as though there is so much information out there and yet so little, its all very confusing and overwhelming. please help any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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Did you make your own colloidal copper and aspirin mixture? Did you feed it to the dog or apply it externally? Please give more details. How long had the dog been sick?
Posted by Joe (West Palm Beach, Florida) on 05/05/2014
Ted's Cancer protocol
The remedy for dog cancer is as follows: reishi mushroom, bromelain, and sabah snake grass. I gave another dog, in addition to that, lysine, butyric acid, and DMSO, for the tumor that is growing and it also disappeared in 3 months. The reishi mushroom was powdered, and mix in 10% bromelain and 10% sabah snake grass powder. The two substances that I know convert cancer cells to normal cells (that I also tried) were DMSO and butyric acid, so it is a 50/50 mix.
Feline Leukemia is a "retro-virus"....and can be cured by feeding (drops into mouth if necessary) Colloidal Silver which will kill the virus. If you can't get that, you could try other anti virus herbs, such as Echinacea, tea tree oil etc. But CS is best, assuming you can find some with sufficient parts per million. I make my own so know it is a high PPM.
Strays with Feline leukemia respond well to feeding with raw chicken every day -- a couple of rounded tablespoons or as much as they will eat. Also give them fish oil; one or two capsules per day. Either squeeze a pricked capsule onto the back of their tongues or onto their hard or soft food. If the cat likes dairy, give it a teaspoon of Budwig made with the fish oil instead of flax. Flaxseed oil is fine but you'll likely have to force it down the cat's throat using a small clear plastic syringe with the funnel-end cut off and --very important --smoothed and rounded off with sandpaper. Cutting the syringe leaves a sharp-edge which will hurt the cat's gums and lips. You can alternatively hold the sharp cut-off end briefly over a flame, melting it into a rounded edge.
You'll need to fill the small syringe with the Budwig (or meat if it won't eat that) then insert the rubber-tipped plunger. The syringe at ready in your right hand, reach down and stroke the cat with your left hand. Straddle the cat from behind then quickly bend down on your haunches, your heels pulling close together so that the cat's rear exit is blocked. Grab the cat by cupping your left hand with fingers under the chin and the thumb at the upper-nose/eyes. While doing this worm your left-hand index finger into the left side of the cat's mouth. The mouth will open, allowing your right hand to insert the small plastic syringe centrally into it's mouth. Quickly push the plunger, expelling the Budwig or raw food. When performed properly the Budwig (or meat) is deposited onto the back of the tongue. Quickly remove the syringe while keeping your fingers and thumb clamped around the cat's jaws for a couple of seconds. This act will increase the odds that the cat will swallow. This is not as difficult as it reads.
Use of raw chicken and fish oil daily should result in noticeable improvements to the cats appearance in a few days. I have had cats diagnosed with FL live for 15 years with the use of raw meat added to their diets. I believe cereal diets produce weak immune systems.
BTW, one or two fish oil capsules administered daily has extended the lives of several of my own and my friend's' cats by years, even after being given terminal diagnoses by the vet.
I read your message from earth clinic and I wanted to ask you as to how this BLACK SALVE saved your dogs life.
Right now my sister has a 10 year old cat that has Lymphoma. This tumor is right in the stomach and every time he tries to eat something he vomits. She has spent a lot of money on vet bills to try to cure him. He's her only pet. She wants him to recover as soon as possible. We are looking for every and any options out there to cure him.
Please let us know if there are any after effects after consuming BLACK Salve and what's the dosage. Is it okay to give it to our cat. Right now he is on Steroids. They've given him only 3 to 6 months to live.
Can you please help us. We love him very dearly.
EC: Note: Black Salve is not consumed--it is used topically.
Hi. I'm also in London and have been fighting with my cat for leukaemia. I read about black salve, could you pls tell me more about when I can buy it and dosage? Really appreciate
There are on line distributors that sell the blood root capsules that can be used, the right dose of the powder for the size of the being. And I was also told I can give rice size amounts of the actual salve in the mouth (my cat has oral cancer), so the rule is not as strict as was said in the post. go on line, go on FB there are a lot of black salve folks to read from. I have bought the stuff from three different distributors/producers so . Best of luck . At least there is the love between you and your family and the beloved cat.
Posted by Denise (Manchester, United Kingdom) on 11/20/2017
Hi
I have a cat with Lymphoma and I was looking for alternatives medication for him. The vets have prescribed steroids prednisone which is a temporary relief, I have also tried a cannabis oil but no great improvement yet. I have ordered some apricot kernel oil but I need to check if its safe for cats.
Last year my Irish Wolfhoud contracted lymphatic leukemia. No conventional treatment seemed to help and we were trying everything. Beowulf had been an integral member of our family for 8 years and we could not imagine life without him.
We came across ozone therapy but most of them seemed to have other risks. Then I was introduced to ozone blood replacement therapy. It consists of taking some blood from the body, mixing it with ozone and then reintroducing it back into the body. We researched this and found no side effects but some seemingly remarkable anecdotal evidence of success. The price was reasonable and there seemed to be no risk so we decided to give it a try.
It took several treatments over the course of a month but at the end of the month Beowulf was in complete remission. To this day there is no sign of cancer and Beowulf is happy, health and still the loving and loyal protector of my children.
This ozone therapy appears to be effective against a number of conditions, curing many and reducing the problems of others, including other forms of cancer, heart disease, diabetes, infertility, erectile dysfunction, macular degeneration and others. Reportedly, many diseases are a result of a variety of inflamations. In many cases the ozone therapy eliminates the inflamation (viral, bacterial, environmental, free radicals, etc. ), others it attacks the resultingly affected cells and eliminates them. All this without harming healthy organs or cells. I hear that someone wants to conduct clinical trials using their therapy on HIV patients. This should be rather interesting if it can eradicate HIV/AIDS.
This ozone blood replacement therapy was incredibly effective and saved our Beowulf's life. I would recommend looking into it for other conditions and considering trying it.
Do you think Dan from Dublin put the mixture in her mouth or in her food? My cocker spaniel has cancer in her mouth we did surgery without clear margins and now the cancer is back. This is the worst cancer to get.
I was recently diagnosed with severe endometriosis. After doing some searching online, I found that pycnogenol is supposedly good for endo, so I ordered some for myself. I decided to see what else pycnogenol is good for, and I found out it's also good for cancer. That got me wondering if it's safe for dogs to take. I found this review and decided to give it a try for my yellow lab, Lily. Lily is almost 11 years old, and she has a cancer tumor on her breast. It's been slowly growing and getting really hard. We don't want to put her through surgery at this age, and we don't want to get her put to sleep because she's not acting like the lump is bothering her. Anyway, I just started giving her a 100mg capsule of pycnogenol each day like maybe a week and a half ago. No word of a lie, within 2 days, it seemed to me like her lump was changing. Now, it is obvious that it's shrinking. I asked my husband yesterday to feel the lump to see if it feels any different (he's been feeling it periodically for months). He said the sides of the lump are still hard, but the bottom of it is definitely softer. I hope I'm not getting my hopes up too high for my girl, but at this point, the pycnogenol definitely seems to be helping her. I hope it helps me out with my endo, too. I ordered another bottle yesterday since we're blowing through this bottle pretty quickly with both of us taking it.
My husband and I had a three year old female with osteosarcoma. We lost Hedwig in September 2010, but she lived a decent life, and far longer, than we dared hope after we started giving her LDN (low-dose naltrexone). In addition to what you're already doing, it could very well help. Hedwig took .4 mg (a human top dose is 4.5 mg). We have another cat on LDN for pancreatitis -- extremely effective -- who takes .25 mg. )
There's an LDN for Pets list at Yahoo where you could ask questions about it, and you can also contact Skip (or one of his pharmacists) at Skip's Pharmacy (in Florida, but they mail RX's all over the place), who has a lot of experience compounding it for animals as well as people (it has to be compounded in specific doses). What it does is increase the body's endorphin levels so that the immune system is regulated -- and many, many diseases, including cancers have a dysfunctioning immune system component. (I take LDN successfully for Crohn's disease, and it works for a host of issues. ) I would urge you to check out Skip's (Google the name) and/or sign up for the LDN for Pets list. Chances are good your vet won't have heard about LDN.
I want to try the hydrogen peroxide treatment for my small dog. He weighs approximately 16 pounds. I was told he has a nasal/sinus tumor. I've been treating with cottage cheese and flax oil and MSM and transfer factor plus at present. Also tried eissac, turmeric, and some other supplements. The lump was growing and shrinking, went away completely and now is very big. Surgery cannot be done due to the location behind/above his eye and being close to the brain. I'm a bit nervous to try the 35% food grade as it seems dangerous to try. Has anyone used the 3% regular hydrogen peroxide from the store and had any success? Would this be safer to use? What dosage would I use and how would I use it/administer it of the 3% and of the 35%? He's had this since April 2008. The first 7-8 months I was told it was a sinus infection (by 3 different vets). Nov. 2008 I took him to emergency for a bulging eye and was told it was carcinoma.
I have started the hydrogen peroxide. I don't really know how much to put. I've read it's 1 ounce to a gallon of water (distilled or spring I believe, not tap) and then you are supposed to add SOME of that to the bowl of water. What I've been doing since it can be so toxic is to add a few drops to a gallon of water. I started with just one drop and am up to six drops per gallon of water. Then I shake it up before I add SOME of it to the drinking water. I usually put about 2/3 tap water and then the rest with the hydrogen peroxide mix. Then I pour in some essiac tea and 2 teaspoons of apple cider vinegar and mix it around. If you can use all spring or distilled water that is better I think. I also give him PolyMVA (search polymva survivors). I put 4cc on his food. He's supposed to be getting 3cc twice a day but he usually only eats once. I just figured out about a week ago to put the dry food in a baggie and then put the PolyMVA on it so it soaks in. Before I was squirting it on and alot of it got wasted. He's also on Rimadyl which I don't really like him on but they say it controls the bleeding. His nose still bleeds though. He eats a grain free diet. His lump has gotten larger the past few months. When he was eating people food and raw diets I was giving him turemic (spice) about 1/8-1/4 tsp mixed in the food and milk thistle 1 capsule a day. I was also giving him transfer factor plus. And cottage cheese and flax oil. I would still be giving all of that but I can't get it mixed in the dry food. When he was on those his lump went away. I've had him on other things as well but can't think of them off hand. Also search neoplasene as I had someone tell me their dog with a nasal tumor is doing well with it. I was going to try but changed my mind after joining a yahoo group on it. I just ordered a chinese medicine herb mix. I haven't tried it yet. Search pawhealer for that. Or contact me at [email protected]. Not sure if all will be listed. I tried not to list brands or websites since it is not allowed. Hope this helps. Sorry it took so long to answer.
I was wondering if this was a success for her cat. I have a 12 year old cat with a tumor or growth on the side of his head. I think it started with his tooth. One vet said abscess and another vet said a tumor. It is really big and hard. Right now he is on clavamox antibiotics. I'm thinking of using the Essiac to start with and then adding some of the other stuff Maria used. Thanks
Posted by Shelagh (Palm Beach Gardens, Florida) on 09/14/2008 ★★★★☆
My 'peaches & cream' cat, Jasper, has just been diagnosed with skin cancer on one of his eye lids. I've begun painting the area with turmeric & aloe (from my garden) with a make-up brush. I am adding turmeric to his food (1/4 tsp. 2x a day). Will let you know how this goes, but so far, so good!
Our cat Izzy is 16 years old and has been poorly since before Christmas! The vet said that she has a lump in her stomach and suspects that it's a tumour. She is currently being given a steroid injection every 4 weeks to reduce the inflamation but the treatment will not shrink the tumour.
I stumbled accross Hydrogen Peroxide when reading _______. It mentions in the book that 35% Food Grade Hydrogen Peroxide can be ingested by Humans and Animals so I've ordered some today on line.
Dosage: Using an eye dropper mix 3 drops of 35% Hydrogen Peroxide with 6-8 ozs of distilled water or milk.
The problem I have is Izzy only drinks water from the tap and not from her water bowl. To get around this problem we will have to use a 2ml syringe and give it to her by hand. We will use milk to dilute it as some days she is off her food and at least this way she will also be getting some food. I will let you know how we get on! Thank you Kelly for sharing your story about your sister's cat!
For animals that like to drink from the tap, (which is bad....you should never let your pet drink tap water) look into getting a pet drinking fountain. Many of these fountains let the water come out in a stream just like water out of the faucet. The advantage of this is you can then add things to the water to improve the pets health.
As far as tap water....please give you pet spring or bottled drinking water that has been purified. This is really important if your pet is sick, and is something that many people overlook. If nothing else, get a PUR water filter you can attach to your faucet and use that water for your pet.
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