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MMS for Dogs. How to? 17 Jul 2024 13:14 #82957

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Hello! I just saw your comment as I was looking for some protocol info. I just finished the 8 hr 2 week protocol for my Australian Shepherd and I wanted to share with you how to very simply administer MMS to your pup! I keep feeding syringes on hand (I guess you’d call them that). The one I used for the MMS is actually a syringe designed for a horse and holds 5 ounces of liquid (you can get on eBay). I found that the 3 drops (since he’s 75 lbs) worked well for him to tolerate at 1.5 ounces per dose. So I just get that amount in the syringe and I kind of straddle him from behind as he sits and I’m standing. I simply slide the syringe part into the side pocket of the very corner of his mouth and guide his nose facing upward. I then slowly and steadily squeeze the liquid in as he begins to swallow. It works absolutely beautifully. So obviously if you have a smaller dog you may likely use a smaller syringe, but I love these large syringes for their multiple uses! I hope this helps everyone out there! I surely can’t imagine trying to get the liquid in any other way!

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