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Small Cat Dosage 15 Nov 2012 18:41 #26559

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My cat is 7 pounds and I want to give her the MMS to get rid of the Feline Leukemia Virus she has tested positive for. I've read the animal portion of Jim Humble's latest book, but I'm not sure that I understand the proper dosing for such a small animal.

It said 1 drop of MMS for every 50 lbs and said something about using a 1/2 drop for smaller animals. This might be a stupid question, but how do you get 1/2 a drop?!

Thanks in advance for any advice you can offer.

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Small Cat Dosage 15 Nov 2012 20:05 #26563

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Missa, you get half a drop by making a full drop doseage, and then using only half of it. (the other half will keep in the fridge)
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Small Cat Dosage 17 Nov 2012 18:52 #26658

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Aha - that seems obvious now that you say it, Pam -thank you!

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Small Cat Dosage 11 Sep 2013 15:03 #35937

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Hi Missa, am looking at finding out whether or not anyone has had any success in treating a cat for feline leukemia, as am having mine tested next week, since our vet is suspicious and quite frankly I'm panicking!!!

Did you manage to treat yours? And if so would you mind sharing dosage etc... ?

Thanks in advance :)

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Small Cat Dosage 03 Mar 2014 02:16 #40788

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How is your cat now? I would just go ahead and give the MMS to the cat. You cannot really go wrong. I believe that the MMS will kill the virus.

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Small Cat Dosage 03 Mar 2014 04:13 #40800

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How is your cat now? I would just go ahead and give the MMS to the cat. You cannot really go wrong. I believe that the MMS will kill the virus.


exactly
sometimes in life we need to just jump right n and do what we need to do.
This year of the wood horse a particular time in which to grab reigns or lose opportunity.
Things will happen very quickly the first half of this Horse year is the prediction..

Virus kills require sticking with the protocol, whatever you decide, and MMS will prevent the protein food the virus needs from growing and the virus starves but only if we remain steady in our application of Chlorine Dioxide (CD/MMS)

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Small Cat Dosage 21 Oct 2023 12:19 #80209

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how do you administer it? is it half a drop in food or water? Also how often per day? My cat has a lump on her back and vet said they cant do anything as she is 17 years old. I think CD will defo allow healing.

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Small Cat Dosage 22 Oct 2023 08:54 #80218

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how do you administer it? is it half a drop in food or water? Also how often per day? My cat has a lump on her back and vet said they cant do anything as she is 17 years old. I think CD will defo allow healing.


You could try the protocols in this Cat and Dog SCS PDF file. 

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Small Cat Dosage 26 Oct 2023 02:33 #80248

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I wonder if someone could help me. I have 120grams of sodium chlorite flakes. Where do I find directions to create the small amount of sodium chlorite liquid?

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