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Please help. Sick small dog 04 Oct 2023 01:07 #80062

Benny Lou Plummer Offline New Member Posts: 5 Thank you received: 0	Oh, one more thing: has anyone any experience with MMS enemas? I'd try to give her 1-2 ml of the 1drop/3-4oz solution...
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Please help. Sick small dog 04 Oct 2023 10:34 #80070

Benny Lou Plummer
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THX for the reply Bill, appreciated!

Yep, I have a ton of materials about various methodologies, and while I'm familiar with most human protocols, such a tiny pup can be a challenge (multiple ways, of course).

I made a C1 solution and squirted in her mouth multiple times - but we're in the downhill section roughly @40 hours, so every second is vitally important. We're through 2 infusions and several jabs and at home we are doing the squirt protocols with the C1. But the loss of liquid is staggering. I tried the enema with 4ml, yet she was not able to keep it in, and subsequently around 90-100ml came out, so the math wasn't quite right. We stopped the enemas.

There are passive drops in their bowls too, so hopefully that will also be beneficial.

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