Pets, of course, are susceptible to tummy problems – probably because they’ll eat just about anything when you’re not looking. So, can colloidal silver solve pet tummy problems?

1. Experience of pet owners in using colloidal silver

Most pet owners who are versed in colloidal silver usage have told me they give their pets 10 ppm colloidal silver orally, for several days to a week or so.Since there’s virtually no clinical literature whatsoever on how much colloidal silver to give to animals, you have to judge by the pet’s size/weight. This takes a little bit of experience, working with your own animals and seeing how they respond.

2. How to give colloidal silver to your pets?

Small dogs get as much as 5 mL colloidal silver two or three times a day using a plastic syringe (without the needle, of course) to squirt it into their mouths. And larger dogs might get as much as 10 mL colloidal silver orally, two or three times a day, via a plastic syringe.Colloidal silver can also be mixed into their wet food, or added to a small bowl of drinking water if the pet won’t take it orally otherwise.

For example, when I treated my full-grown Chow, named Red Dog, with colloidal silver for a serious stomach infection that had left him incapacitated, I gave him 10 ppm colloidal silver orally, in a 15 mL plastic syringe, squirting two or three syringe-fulls down his throat two or three times a day, for about three days.I then tapered off by half for several more days, and tapered off by half again for several days until he completely recovered and I was able to stop giving it to him altogether.

You might be surprised to know that sometimes, when our dogs seem to be sick or lethargic, we even just set a little glass bowlful of pure, undiluted 10 ppm colloidal silver out and allow them to drink from it as they please.If a pet won’t drink it undiluted like that, sometimes we just mix an ounce of 10 ppm colloidal silver with three or four ounces of distilled water, and set it out for the pet to drink. If they won’t drink it undiluted, they’ll usually drink it diluted.

Our animals seem to have an innate knowledge that the colloidal silver is good for them, and they’ll drink anywhere from a few “laps” of it, to the entire bowlful if they really feel they need it.But if the pet won’t drink it undiluted, or mixed into it’s regular water bowl, then sometimes you have to get a plastic syringe, without the needle, of course, and squirt it into the pet’s mouth.

Through this article, Kentary hopes to bring useful information about how to use colloidal silver to solve pet tummy problems.

Source: thesilveredge

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