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Hello,  I am very confused about the dosing for my dog.  In Sept, he was severely attacked by a Pitbull and has a very difficult recovery.  I believe the stress is causing other autoimmune issues.  He is an 85 lb lab.  I want to start him on 6 and 6, but am confused on the dosing.  For his weight it says 4 and 4.  Is that 4 drops MMS and 4 drops Activator with 4 fl oz water?  Then do I give him the whole thing or is it 4 drops out of the diluted MMS1?  

Start him on a start-up protocol, you do not want to make him more stressed out, with diarrhea and throwing up.  Try a half drop of activated, you cannot measure a half drop from an eyedropper. So it is one drop of activated in a glass, fill it up to 1/2 cup of water. Throw out 1/4 of the cup, then top it back up to 1/2 a cup. Place that in his water dish and see what happens. The chlorine dioxide molecules are gone, in 1 to 1 1/2 hours leaving traces of salt and the undrunk water. So it has to be replenished, watch him and his drinking habits carefully;  put on your lab coat and make observations.

If you do not already have Jim Humbles book "MMS Health and Recovery Guidebook" it can be bought for around ten bucks on Amazon; it has protocols for animals. I have read a lot of anecdotes about animals, and they say that they have a natural attraction to small amounts of chlorine dioxide in their water. Dogs rather drink out of a toilet than out of a dish of water that has been sitting around for two days. Once a toilet has been flushed, it aerates the water, oxidizing it.  Dogs with their keen sense of smell, can sniff out quality water, because it is aerated or oxidized.

After 1 day on 1/2 drop, make your way up to 1 drop the next day, then 2 on day 3. If your dog has diarrhea and throwing up bring it back down to 1 drop, and stay there for a week, then try 2 drops again. Some people on this forum cannot tolerate more than 3/4 's of a drop. Many pig and poultry farms run a constant supply line of chlorine dioxide into the drinking water, albeit small amounts. It saves them the cost of antibiotics, and also chlorine dioxide does not seem to affect us or the microbiome of animals. The animals are more healthy and there are far less dead animals.

Thank you!  I am still a little confused on the dosing off the measurements chart for animals.  It says 4 d-MMS1. Does that mean I make a basic 3 drop dose MMS and activator with 1/2 cup water and take the 4 drops out of that or is it 4 drops of MMS and 4 drops activator when making the basic dose and give the whole dose?

We are currently giving our lab mms and started very low 1/4 drop and built up to 2 which according to the chart is for 70lbs max. A trick I have found to get him to drink it is to put one or two drops of pure apple juice (be sure it is organic and does not have ascorbic acid added to it as that will mitigate the mms) then top it up with some chicken broth He laps it up quickly. The apple juice mitigates the flavor

We seemed to have gone through a similar story. our lab got into a fight and got bitten on his neck. For two months the vets said it was a soft tissue injury and then a bulging disc. then we thought auto immune and just the other day found through an xray a large tumor right where the bite happened. We are learning that many young dogs now days have this propensity for osteosarcoma and it gets agrivated with injury. the sooner you treat him the better. kiwibd

The information they gave you is incorrect.

The chart says:

So you want to create a "Cup 2" = 8 drops MMS1 dose in 4 oz (1/2 cup / 120 ml) (STEAM Distilled) water.

And give them the noted MILLILITERS from that cup using a syringe
(that your vet will probably just give you -- make sure it's the right size; there are big and small syringes).

Follow the Starting Procedure as noted elsewhere in JH's book.
(There are THREE values corresponding to Day 1, Days 2 & 3, Day 4)

Then do Protocol 1000, again using those three noted values for Day 1, 2, and then
the rest of the 3 week protocol time period. (or slower if needed)

I wouldn't bother with the 6 & 6 (4 & 4 drops of MMS1), because that is a lot of
liquid to get your dog to take.

Afaik, this is the correct dosing for your dog.

You can also try putting some (drops -- maybe a few or so?) of the SCS (unactivated MMS1)
in their water bowl, but use glass or ceramic, not metal.

And instead of shoving the solution in your dog's mouth, you can add it to chicken or beef broth
(probably a few tablespoons or so) to make it more palatable, which they will probably just lick up.
I suggest you test the final solution with ClO2 Test Strips to make sure the broth
doesn't negatively affect the MMS. (compared with equivalent water)