treating animals

I have two dogs - one 16 lbs - one 24 lbs. I have a 1 gal water container - that keeps a good portion of it in an enclosed bottle.

How many drops do I use? I made up a bottle of it from bits and pieces of things I found on the forum of 10 drops MMS, activator and dmso - filled the water to full gal. Is that OK?

Also, should I wish to give quickly to the 16 lb dog (he is very sick - running fever). How do I give it to him?? How many drops, etc.

He is also on antibiotics too.

I believe the protocol for animals is 1 drop er 25 lbs.
In drinking water however 1 dro in a gallon is not enough.
1 drop would be for a cup of water that the dog drank all of.
So what I do with pets is I mix a few drops and drop tat in drinking water and let them take what they will.
MMS stays activated in water for two hours so replace water, keep eye on how much is being taken in.

I have found out that for my dog 15 llbs, I give him 1/2 drop (activated) when I dose him with a syringe, I had been doing so, but found out it may have been too much for him. I had also been using DMSO. So reduced it down to probably 1/8 of a drop (3 1/2 ml) and QUIT the DMSO and he started doing good again. I am dosing him at the least 6 hourly doses at 3/12 ml for 3 days. I may increase it to 4 ml for a couple days and see how he is doing. If too much, I will again drop back. Praise God he has been slowly improving.

For his drinking water - I have a closed container that lets water out gradually - I put ( as I had read from several people - Kwag, truthquester & sevenrays were ones that posted). If I do the full gal, I use 30 to 40 drops (UNactivated, it lasts longer as the acid in their system activates it.) - If I only do 1/2 gal, which I usually do, I only do 15 - 20 drops. I replace it every other day at the least. My other dog who is healthy is getting it too this way. I
had read that with

I am using reverse osmosis water for their drinking and distilled for what I dose with the syringe.

Someone else (don't remember who) had been testing their pets water and said that it lasts in the closed container. (UNactivated water it should last over a week, especially in a closed container and activates in their stomach). On the 2nd day it had reduced by half. think that was right. - anyway, that's what I am doing.
Be blessed Blessed1

DMSO is hard on liver.
Andreas Kalcker says that DMSO is synthetic Aloe Vera in his video posted to anti oxidents not to use (I think is where it is)
So I wonder about Aloe and MMS combos.

I think the DMSO was what was too much for my baby. Glad I stopped giving it to him, seemed to help. I also had reduced the amount I was giving him
God bless, I am blessed!
Glenda

an update on my Little Scotty - I gave him a break - took him off DMSO and lowered his doses to 3 ml and did every hr for 6 hrs - he started getting better - so I'm sure as you all said, the doses could have been too much for him. Now 3 days later, he is getting better each day - has Praise God, started playing with our female -with his toys, barking at passerbys and his appetite has improved. He runs around now with his tail wagging and held high, like the scottish terrier he is.

Just found out from the $$ of tests, etc, that he might possibly have a parasite that attacks the heart (called Chagas) and the treatment for it is (per vet) very very expensive. I told her, "Oh it's possibly a parasite, then no problem, MMS is making him feel better and I'm sure it will take care of it".
As I said, on Jan 11th - GOD IS WORKING - He sent me to MMS and you all.
Glenda

Yes, MMS has treated chagas in humans before -

glenda so very very pleased that your scotty is getting there. i am dogmad and dog mind and tell everyone about mms.

jeff

Thank you Pam - I told my vet when she said Scotty probably had Chagas and that it was caused by a parasite. I said, "you said it was a parasite" she said "yes". I said then GOOD - there is no problem, MMS will kill the parasite.
Glenda

Me too and NOW I'm telling even more people about MMS - My dog's testimony, is making others want to try it too.
Glenda