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Dog Plaque / Gum disease 08 Aug 2020 16:25 #65517

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I hope someone can help. I understand that the MMS can also be used for dogs. My dog has a particular problem with his oral health - despite a good diet, brushing his teeth, etc. He has a history of gum disease, loose teeth and bad breath. He is very healthy in every other way. I've had his teeth professionally cleaned by the vet twice - each time they also removed loose teeth and he wakes up traumatised from the combination of anesthesia and pain killers. I'm dreading taking him to the vet again, but it looks as though he will need this procedure done again soon. I haven't seen anything about how to deal with this particular issue in dogs using MMS. He weighs about 10kg. I'm using Hydrochloric Acid as activator. Any advise would be much appreciated

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Dog Plaque / Gum disease 09 Aug 2020 02:41 #65524

CLO2 Offline Administrator Posts: 5556 Thank you received: 4391	There is a 16 page section on treating animals in Jim Humble's latest book. jimhumble.is/bookstore/mms-health-recovery-guidebook The following user(s) said Thank You: Canter
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