> 7 yr old deaf fe-sp cat who has chronic herpes (eyes) Current
>treatment: 500 mg lysine

Great Lysine is the Number One nutrient recommended for herpes. However,
make sure she is getting minimal grains, chicken, corn, dairy products, and
oats as these contain L-Arginine, an amino acid that suppresses L-Lysine.
L-lysine retards virus growth.

Besides Lysine I would recommend an all around good vitamin that contains
all the vitamins, minerals, some amino acids and digestive enzymes. Lysine
is very important but so are vit. A, B, C and many others. The one I would
recommend is Mega Pet located on my website www.purelypets.com

In treating the actual herpes disease it is a fairly intense program since
it affects many parts of the body. Because the entire body needs to be
treated this is done in steps. Here is the program which I can go into
detail if you like.

Program One -- taken first month:

Mega Pet
Viral d'tox

Program Two -- taken second month:

Mega Pet
Viral d'tox
Newton's d'tox

Program Three -- taken third month

Mega Pet
Viral d'tox
Super C 2000

Program Four -- taken fourth month

Mega Pet
Viral d'tox
Garlic Daily Aid

Program Five -- taken fifth month

Mega Pet
Viral d'tox
Yeast & Fungal d'tox

Follow Program Five for as long as needed.

I realize this program is very difficult considering you have so many pets
to work with and rescue, but I wanted to give you the best program


>Also have a 12 yr old fe-sp dog in renal and heart failure. Has recently had
>a bout with vestibular disease---now seems better. Before that she was
eating
>fine (lots of allergies--so she ate Eukanuba FP)


You mention lots of allergies, besides the symptoms you describe above is
she experiencing any of the symptoms below? If so which ones?

Food Allergies
Food Sensitivities
Constipation
Digestive Disturbances
Ongoing Ear Mite Problem
Depression
Muscle and Joint Pain
Mucus in the Stool
Clogged Sinuses
Environmental Sensitivity
Bloating
Flatulence
Diarrhea
Insomnia
Severe Itching & Skin Rashes
Persistent Cough
Fatigue
Chronic Ear Infections
Greasy Skin
Foul Odor from the body or ears
Discharge from the eyes, ears or nose
Scratching in or under the ear
Reddened area inside the ear
Immune disorders


Now she is not eating
>well---so basically am feeding her whatever it takes to get her to eat. Have
>tried hamburger/rice and canned commerical foods. Strangely she seems to
like
>dog biscuits---usually can get her to eat them if she won't eat anything
else!
>Meds for her: Lasix, Uroeze, Thyroxine, Zantac, Enacard, Pred, Cosequin.
>Don't have ml info here at computer--can get that if it is needed.

My feeling is that many of her problems are related to a Yeast infection.
I feel this because first she is attracted to dog biscuits. When pets have
yeast infections their bodies crave yeast feeding foods -- dog biscuits
being one of the them -- because of the sweetners and other ingredients
used. Second because she is on antibiotics -- which feed yeast. Third
reason is because she has allergies.

I am sending you a copy of a yeast article I wrote. It explains what a
yeast infection is, the symptoms, and how to treat it naturally. Please
see if the symptoms fit and let me know. I will send the article
separately from this one.

>Also have a 14 yr old fe (sp?) cat who is in renal failure. 200 ml sub Q
>fluids every other day (spiked with Potassium). Feeding canned CNM NF and
Dry
>WD---hard to get her to eat---very lethargic.

I will also send you an article I wrote on Kidney Disease in Cats. Please
keep in mind it is NOT completed and a little disorganized.

>4 yr old M-N white boxer with pancreatitis

I'll send you the Pancreatitis Article too.

--still in hospital---72 hrs on
>IV--amylase still off the scale and lipase only slightly improved. He had
not
>had anything unusual to eat to trigger this episode (diet Nutro Max Natural
>Choice Lamb/Rice

Many times stress or environmental factors cause an episode of
Pancreatitis. Also lamb is a very fatty meat and Pancreatitis pets often
do not do well on a lamb diet. A chicken meal diet might work better.

>We also have a paraplegic dog---any suggestions to help her with
bowel/bladder
>control?

yes Kidni Kare located on my website. This strengthens the bowel/urinary
system.

She was shot in the back as she ran away from a guy, bullet
>travelled up her spine leaving her paralyxed in her hindquarters.

There are some really rotten people in this world!! I did rescue for one
year and had to get out. Actually my husband begged me to get out because
I became an emotionally wreck. I handled all the dogs as they were coming
into the program and the abuse I saw was horrific. I could never
understand why people thought up the things they did to abuse animals. We
had to turn so many animals away and it really affected me emotionally. I
admire you for your determination and strength in being able to do what you
do.

If you have any questions, please feel free to email anytime. Better yet,
call me. I do not charge for my services and you are welcome to use my
toll free number which is 888-306-4284.

I work with another lady Jeannie and I hope you don't mind that I forward
this email to her. I have not discussed herpes with her and would like her
to have a copy of this email.


Darleen E. Rudnick
Nutritional Pet Consultant, Purely Pets
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