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  Birds, Gashes, Kennel Cough
  Sheila, Brixham, Devon
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  This is an excellent general article showing the particular uses Colloidal Silver can be put to. I am particularly interested in Kennel Cough as I know how distressing it is for dogs and their owners.
 

9/1/06 Email

Hello Neil,

I just wanted to drop you a line to say how good your product is, (and I also noticed that you live in Torquay!! I am in Brixham ).

I first found out about Colloidal Silver from a friend, I keep birds and got involved in parrot rescue, I took in a Moluccan Cockatoo who had mutilated her chest and had a huge hole in it. My friend (experienced bird keeper) who will not use chemicals if she can help it, suggested I use the Colloidal Silver on the bird. She has used it on so many terrible injuries on birds and had great success with it.

I found your site and ordered a bottle, the Too is doing really well and the hole is much smaller now (am using the silver and aloe vera gel), the Too had been put on antibiotics by the Vet, she did not like them, so I took a chance and stopped them , just using the silver. The wound has never got infected and is healing nicely.

Also I have used it myself when I had Flu (got it again now so using it again) and I have just treated my dog who had Kennel cough with it, 6 days later the dog is completely better.

I keep telling all my friends in the birdy world and have sent your link to lots of them.

Thank you for a brilliant product and a very informative website.

Regards

Sheila

8/2/06 eMail

My dog is a border Collie (Cammie) and I gave her 2 tsp twice a day for a week.

I used it last week (externally)on a cockatiel who had ripped its toe open, the wound healed within 3 days, no infection, all healed.

I have been using the Silver exeternally on a mutilating Muloccan cockatoo, I spray the silver on there, let it dry then apply aloe vera Gel, or Manuka Honey. I have been treating the Too Since October, the wound was very large, very deep and not very pleasant, the wound was infected and swollen. When I got her I took her to the Vet who prescribed antibiotics to stop the infection, I have to say I didnt use them, I just used the Colloidal silver, it cleared up the infection and she has had no infection at all since, despite her picking at the scab on the wound regularly. She has not had a collar on as she was very weak and is quite an old Too, it has been a slow process but we are getting there.

 

 
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