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MMS with my dog 23 Mar 2016 20:04 #51586

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Hi, I give 4 drops of MMS activated in my dog's food once a day, he's a mini dashund and weight about 13 pounds.
Is it a safe dose? He seems to be doing alright, the second week he had stuff coming out of his both eyes constantly, now it's clear, and he used to have such a stinky breath, and now it's a normal dog breath.
Just want to make sure that 4 drops is not too much, and that it won't do no harm in a long run

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MMS with my dog 23 Mar 2016 21:09 #51587

CLO2 Offline Administrator Posts: 5562 Thank you received: 4393	Hello Ticoune and welcome to the G2C forum. Thanks for your dog's testimonial, sounds like two problems have been resolved using MMS1. Jim's new book devotes 13 pages to animals and includes charts for dosing based on animal weight. The following user(s) said Thank You: fourfingerz
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MMS with my dog 27 Mar 2016 21:22 #51634

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MMS with my dog 27 Mar 2016 21:43 #51635

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Friends with a dog,

I had read somewhere on here about someone that gave some MMS drops to his dog. Apparently it's a good test to see if the dog thinks it needs some help. My stepdaughter has a 90 pound boxer mix and she never worms the dog. It has stomach issues and throws up if you feed it anything that is a bit greasy.

So anyway they are over at our house today and I decided to see if MAX would sense that the MMS was good for him.

I put two drops of activated MMS in 8 OZ of water and he drank every bit of it (all at once) like he was dying of thirst! although he had not touched his water before the MMS was added.

This did not make him sick even though he had been gagging earlier in the day from table scraps that were small in quantitiy, but fairly fatty in content.

So he's definitely a candidate. I will try and get my stepdaughter to worm him in the regular way and then give him some MMS in his water after that.

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