Melinda Shore wrote:
In article ,
Nessa wrote:
I just can't imagine that a dog can get to age 7 without ever having a
UTI and now suddenly gets such a severe one.

That happened with Crow - turned out to be a bladder stone.
Persistent UTI, responded to antibiotics but came back as
soon as she went off, blood in her pee, etc. It happens,
and 7 isn't a spring chicken for a big dog.

I hear colloidal silver dissolves stones in a
day!

(note to newbies: NO!)

Tara Green wrote:
Melinda Shore wrote:
In article ,
Nessa wrote:
I just can't imagine that a dog can get to age 7 without ever having a
UTI and now suddenly gets such a severe one.

That happened with Crow - turned out to be a bladder stone.
Persistent UTI, responded to antibiotics but came back as
soon as she went off, blood in her pee, etc. It happens,
and 7 isn't a spring chicken for a big dog.

I hear colloidal silver dissolves stones in a day!

(note to newbies: NO!)

Of course it doesn't!

However, since it kills over 600 viruses, bacteria and fungi you don't
have to wait for a culture to grow to find out what is causing the
problem so you can match it to an antibiotic. I just gave a bottle of it
to a neighbor for her cat for a UTI. I'm using it in the milk I'm
feeding to a small kitten to clear up a stuffy head, cured a case of
mange with it (she is just now growing hair back) and I take some daily
myself to ward off colds and flu. I haven't been sick in a couple years
except for when I stopped taking it for a few weeks.

In article ,
chardonnay9 wrote:
However, since it kills over 600 viruses, bacteria and fungi you don't
have to wait for a culture to grow to find out what is causing the
problem so you can match it to an antibiotic.

Hi - that's a totally incoherent sentence. I think what
you're trying to say is that because it just kills stuff
willy-nilly you don't need to identify which antibiotic to
use. But again, that begs the question of the source of the
infection (colloidal silver doesn't work in the first place
and certainly isn't going to eliminate, say, bladder stones,
or any number of other sources of infection.

But because you rely on anecdotal evidence rather than
research, suck on this: every single creature that takes
colloidal silver is going to die. Therefore, colloidal
silver is a dangerous, fatal toxin.
--
Melinda Shore - Software longa, hardware brevis -

Prouder than ever to be a member of the reality-based community

On Apr 28, 1:57*am, Tara Green wrote:

and 7 isn't a spring chicken for a big dog.


LALALA puts fingers in ears LALALA I can't hear you.

she's NOT a big dog (so I keep telling myself) she's my LITTLE
DOG...

In article
,
Nessa wrote:


LALALA puts fingers in ears LALALA I can't hear you.

good luck with that!

--
Janet Boss
www.bestfriendsdogobedience.com

On Apr 28, 8:45*am, Janet Boss
wrote:
In article
,

*Nessa wrote:

LALALA *puts fingers in ears *LALALA * I can't hear you.

good luck with that!

--
Janet Bosswww.bestfriendsdogobedience.com


I can't even imagine she's older... I CAN'T.


didn't we just do puppy class with her???

On Apr 28, 8:32*am, (Melinda Shore) wrote:
In article ,

chardonnay9 wrote:
However, since it kills over 600 viruses, bacteria and fungi you don't
have to wait for a culture to grow to find out what is causing the
problem so you can match it to an antibiotic.

Hi - that's a totally incoherent sentence. *I think what
you're trying to say is that because it just kills stuff
willy-nilly you don't need to identify which antibiotic to
use. *But again, that begs the question of the source of the
infection (colloidal silver doesn't work in the first place
and certainly isn't going to eliminate, say, bladder stones,
or any number of other sources of infection.

But because you rely on anecdotal evidence rather than
research, suck on this: every single creature that takes
colloidal silver is going to die. *Therefore, colloidal
silver is a dangerous, fatal toxin.
--
* * *Melinda Shore - Software longa, hardware brevis -

* * * Prouder than ever to be a member of the reality-based community

Can you even read?????
Do the words make sense to you?


So you are an expert on natural medicine as well as being a drugged up
psychopath.
Did it ever occur to you that yhe your prescriptions are causing your
imbalance?
Try taking some natural products it might even help a person as
screwed up as you are?
Then try it on your pets -if you have not killed them all by now- and
maybe they may even live up to EIGHT years old!

Did it ever occur to you that you are doing something wrong with your
pets? Do you like your life? Do you enjoy being miserable
continuously?
Does it make you feel "real"?
You are a very sick person.

In article
,
Nessa wrote:



didn't we just do puppy class with her???

I'm sure we did! If not, that would mean that *I'm* older, and that
just isn't so!

--
Janet Boss
www.bestfriendsdogobedience.com

On Apr 27, 8:36*pm, "Dale Atkin" wrote:


Was it Baytril?

http://www.baytril.com/index.php/page/1

"Nessa" wrote in message:

I just can't imagine that a dog can get to age 7 without ever having a
UTI and now suddenly gets such a severe one.

It just happened with my friends' dog, who turned 8. Persistent UTI, blood
in urine, months of antibiotics, the works. Fine now on prescription diet.

Suja