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Recent content by EllenS

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    Recommended cell salts for cats

    thank you!
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    Recommended cell salts for cats

    I have the bioplasma now and will start using it for them. So I understand how to use it - 1 pellet to 1 cup of water, succus 10x, then I can put it in their food or on them 2x/day. Is 2x/day enough exposure? And can I refrigerate the leftover solution and use it until it's gone? Thanks for...
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    Recommended cell salts for cats

    Thank you, Dr. Jeff! Is it ok to put a drop on their food 2x per day if the q-tip method isn't feasible?
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    Recommended cell salts for cats

    @Dr. Jeff Hi Dr Jeff! I'm interested in trying cell salts for my 3 cats as part of a protocol for preventative dental health and overall well-being. They seemed to be made with either (a) sucrose or (b) acacia gum and lactose. Are they both safe? Is one preferable to the other? Thank you...
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    Experiences with Teef, Plaque Off, or Deer Velvet for cat dental health?

    Is anyone using any of these products for their cat's dental health? I would love to hear your results with reducing tartar and gingivitis. Also, how do you get your cats to tolerate letting you put the deer velvet product in their mouth?? Apart from a good diet, bones, energy healing, and...
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    Using oil for ear mites in cats

    Thank you both. I have been wiping their ears each evening with chamomile tea. There is more black gook coming out since the oil treatment than before it. I'll see if it decreases over the next days. Maybe this is the die off? The redness in Rose's ears is getting better each day. They are both...
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    Using oil for ear mites in cats

    Cats - Rose and Herkimer Approximate age - 6 Sex - F Neutering status - yes Breed - Rose is Calico mix, Herkimer is tabby Approximate weight - 12 and 10 pounds, respectively What's their BEAM (behavior, energy, appetite, mood) - all good and typical for them with the exceptions below; happy...
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