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Dog eating while on MMS? 04 Feb 2018 22:58 #57497

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My 12 pound Dog has a large tumor in her mouth that they think is an aggressive form of cancer. I am giving her 1 activated drop in a very small amount of wet dog food hourly. Will it work even with the food? I also have 2 drops in her water. I was mixing one drop into 2 oz chicken broth but she will only drink a little and then walks away. This isn’t from a lack of eating. She still has a great appetite and I have read where people have mixed it in a little wet food (which I tried and she loved it) but I also know that you should take it on an empty stomach. I have also read to mix some in her water, however, I don’t want her to stop drinking her water, plus I am assuming if it is sitting in her water for hours it won’t be very potent. Any info you could provide would be GREATLY appreciated!

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