If a nebulizer is available and the pet is cooperative, it is possible to use a nebulizer to get the colloidal silver into the lungs. 2-5 ml is typically used in a nebulizer at a time. Nebulizers are used as many as four times daily, or as needed. 4. Candida Infections Colloidal silver was first used in ancient Greece, where people thought it had healing powers. It was also utilized in traditional Chinese medicine during the Han Dynasty in the third century BC. Later, the Greeks and Romans embraced it to treat skin diseases like eczema. Colloidal silver became widely employed as an antiseptic, germicide, and disinfectant in the late 19th century. Even in World War I, it was employed to treat injuries and stop infections. Colloidal silver has antifungal properties and can be used on a daily basis to fight a systemic yeast infection. It can be used internally and externally simultaneously if needed to treat yeast problems. 5. Diarrhea In this article we take a look at foods and materials which are naturally antibiotic or antimicrobial. Colloidal Silver is a solution of tiny silver particles suspended in water. It can be bought online or at most health food stores. The most economical option is to invest in a colloidal silver generator. This will provide as much colloidal silver as is needed for an entire household of pets and people for many years. Internal Use of Colloidal Silver for Pets

Be Careful Not to Overdose: When giving your cat its daily dose of colloidal silver, it’s crucial to avoid overdosing because doing so might be risky. Before continuing with therapy, see your veterinarian if you’re unsure if you’re given the right dosage. The use of colloidal silver on cats should always be regarded as experimental because there have been no clinical studies on the safe dosage of the substance. Echinacea is a naturally occurring herb that stimulates immune system function, giving it a potential role when your cat is fighting off an infection. Good quality colloidal silver that is safe for use on animals can be sprayed on your cat for extended periods of time, and it will not produce any unwanted symptoms. How to Apply Colloidal Silver for Cats? At this point, it would almost be easier to tell you the things I didn’t read about that it hasn’t been used on. While nothing works 100% of the time for 100% of people/pets, I found the numbers to tip heavily to the side of it helping/curing more than not in most cases.

Sources

Melo, A.D., et al, “Antimicrobial effect against different bacterial strains and bacterial adaptation to essential oils used as feed additives.,” Canadian Journal of Veterinary Research, 2015.

Colloidal silver works by surrounding the pathogen or bacteria and suffocating it, killing its ability to replicate. You are to be commended as well for stepping up and helping out innocent animals who are in bad situations through no fault of their own. It’s heartbreaking how cruel people can be to animals. I’m glad Hero had you to help him and I’ve no doubt your paths crossed for a reason! 🙂

Treating Ear Infections With Colloidal Silver

Colloidal silver for dogs is most often used in treating skin, hot spots and ear infections as well as bacteria and viral infections. Colloidal silver for cats is most often used for treating UTI (urinary tract infections), feline herpes and rodent ulcers. Since my last vet had prescribed the NSAID ‘Previcox’ that killed my dog (read that story here, http://savingcatsdogsandcash.com/previcox-killed-my-dog/) a few weeks before Julien showed up and blew me off during my dog’s adverse reaction, I had to try to find a new vet to take Julien to. Unfortunately, since I’m in a rural area and there are no holistic or even somewhat holistic vets around, finding one that you trust, is reasonable in cost and that you get a good feeling from is very difficult. Veterinarians follow these general steps when using antibiotics (either synthetic or natural) to treat pets: In low concentrations, silver is extremely effective in preventing and curing infections when applied externally. Although no scientific studies have been conducted on cats till date, similar studies on mice have confirmed these claims. We cannot of course just apply the same results to cats. So, use your judgement to make a sensible decision. Important Factors to Remember When Using Colloidal Silver for Cats As far as litter training a kitten goes, I had three kittens suddenly at once about five years ago and I don’t recall any issue with litter box training, but I had other cats that were using the litter box, so they had the visual and the scent of where the bathroom area was. lol. My main house litter box is also only a few feet away from where I feed them. I know that’s not what the “experts” recommend, but it’s the only area I have with vinyl flooring besides the kitchen, so they are fed and have a litter box in the laundry room and there is no issue with them using the litter box.