I just googled it and found the following... http://www.sniksnak.com/doghealth/anemia.html ....debbie -------------- Original message -------------- From: "Rowena" <[email protected]>
> It occurs to me that whatever DNA, parasites, etc are in that dog are likely > to get passed to your dog and add to his load. (Worms and germs fresh as > can be). That alone, apart from blood typing, would be a huge burden. > > If they would give him a mineral boost intravenously, maybe. But no > guarantees. > > What do they say is wrong with him? I mean, there's a reason for the low > blood count, it wouldn't just happen. > It sounds as if they would be just treating the low blood count, but not the > reason for it. > > Of course they have to earn a living, but . . . - your dog has likely had a > good life, and you might find alternative help for him anyway. Even now. > > I don't know how to treat the blood count, but let's say Vit B or something > was the answer. You could buy the injection fluid and either administer by > syringe, or mix it with DMSO and let it absorb right through the skin. > Same, perhaps, with minerals. Or iron. You can buy iron injection fluid > from a farmers / feed store, I'm sure. They would sell the DMSO also. > Maybe you already have some. Like an injection without needles. > > Hope someone knows the practical answer to why the dog's blood count might > be down, and what substance you should look for to administer yourself. > > If the cause is, for instance, overwhelming germs (or maybe parasites), > maybe you could put together the simplest of all germkillers as described on > http://groups.yahoo.com/group/microelectricitygermkiller/ and just wire > up a 6 volt battery to treat him. You might already have a 6 v battery, > which is basically the only expenditure if you have any old electrical cords > in the house. > > R > > > They told me my dog's red blood count is > so poor he should be comatose.( he nearly is)and they want to > give him a blood transfusion, then fluid therapy with ringers lactate > and prednisone for a number of months to the tune of $1,136.95 > I love him very much but can't justify the expense on a $550.00 Pr. > month income especially when they say that the likeliness > of his survival is in question. > Do dogs have blood typing like humans? The reason I asked is they had a > dog there that they would use as a donor without any thought of blood > type. > > > -- > The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. > > Instructions for unsubscribing are posted at: http://silverlist.org > > To post, address your message to: [email protected] > > Address Off-Topic messages to: [email protected] > > The Silver List and Off Topic List archives are currently down... > > List maintainer: Mike Devour > >
