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Bear transmits infection to dog?

Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2018 3:20 pm
by brycejohnson
Has anybody ever had a dog get sick from contact with a bear? Back in the summer, I had 2 dogs walk and bay a bear all day. The one dog came down with some sort of sickness the next week and hasn’t been right in about 6 months. He keeps getting run down, and I take him to the vet, and his white count is high. They put him on anti biotics, he gets better but never gets fully healthy in my eyes. The vets can’t exactly figure out what the cause is. I’ve been wondering if he caught something from that bear. Anybody have any experience with this?

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Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2018 9:41 pm
by Irish Jack
sorry to here about your dog. Reading your post you said that you got positive results form antibiotics. Wondering if you have kept records of the dogs Temp. in relation to how he was feeling at the time. Should be about 101.5

Also wondering if you noticed any physical issues, In particular in the nose or mouth where it may have inhaled weed seed small twig fragment up nose or possible puncture of the roof of the mouth or broken teeth.
Somewhere to look if you have not already, this reminded me of an issue I had once. Good luck.

Jack

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Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2018 10:29 pm
by not color blind
Tick disease?

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Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2018 12:09 am
by tigger
Had the same thing happen and my vet ended up giving me human antibiotic about the 3 time of almost getting better then a few runs and wore down again, that stronger antibiotic worked.

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Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2018 8:40 am
by david
not color blind wrote:Tick disease?
This got too long, so you can just skip to the link at the bottom for possible help...



I instantly thought of lymes disease since these are lymes symptoms. But they are symptoms for a lot of potential problems. I saw similar issues with recovery from snake bite, but there was an obvious affected area.

These also could be symptoms of heavy antibiotics. Anti- bio means anti-life. We all need to study up on the potentially devastating long lasting effects antibiotics can have on any biological system. Sometimes they are the only answer, but they should not be given without understanding the negative side effects. One is that A digestive system can lose some of its ability to benefit from nutrients (which makes full health impossible).

Lymes is a horrible disease. I hope that is not what your dog has because I am not convinced there is a complete cure for it. I have had it twice. Each time, I have stopped a downward spiral that seriously could only end in death. But both times I never regained my previous strength, stamina, or endurance. And, like your dog maybe, I can start out feeling energetic, but quickly burn out if I do anything physical.
The first time I used anti biotics. The second time I dealt with it by obsessively studying health and nutrition and overcame it by boosting my immune system. (Anti biotics can weaken the immune system long term).

Lymes is a blood born disease. I don’t know if it can be spread without being bitten by a tick. But maybe it could if there was an exchange of blood; like a dog with a cut on/in its mouth biting an animal. I just don’t know.

Very sorry. I hope you see full recovery.

If you can find “Merrick” dog food it is extremely expensive because the ingredients are of such high vitality, but it can help make an old stiff dog act much younger. I used to keep a small zip lock of it when I followed dogs into the wilderness...for my own energy and nutrition; or as a dog treat if I didn’t use it for myself.

If you have some time research “MMS”. Originally it was used as a water purification mix. Now it is being used to cure malaria and just about everything you can think of. Like anti biotics, it kills bacteria. So I am suspicious. But, it seems to be more selective than common anti biotics.

I had a cut on my foot that became very painful and was sending infection up my leg. I tried my usual remedies to no avail, and my ankle was turning weird colors. using MMS in a spray bottle ended the pain and the infection within ten hours.

It is as close to a mirracle cure-all as I have yet discovered. There are dozens of MMS videos on line for protocol for many maladies from pneumonia to cancer to lymes to. I am not an expert on it. Just learning about it.

You can probably find negative posts on it. If you find one, consider it while keeping in mind that the drug companies/medical industries (like Red Cross) are losing millions because of MMS/DMSO and are campaigning against it. And all the media sources who have sold out to big pharmaceutical (like Wikipedia) are going to try to convince you it is evil.
MMS teachers/users have had to start a “church” with “sacraments” to protect themselves from the food and drug administration.

Here is a testimonial about a dog cured of cancer with MMS: https://mmsforum.io/animal-conditions-a ... ncer-cured

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Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2018 11:18 am
by perk
David not sure what MMS is but I know DMSO. AND it cured cancer in one of my hounds, had. a tumor appear in her back leg, right in the joint busted open, pitted out, was real nasty, vet was gonna amputate it, had an appointment set, started putting DMSO on it in a whim, rubbed it on with a rag every day, when time for surgery leg had started to be less swollen and healing at open sore, I canceled surgery for the time being and in 45 days her leg was regular sized, open sore healed over and hair grown back on it. Glad i didnt amputate the leg off one my better gyps, nstead if being a brood gyp she is still a valuable part of my pack, and a $15 bottle of DMSO cured it.
Other countries are using dmso alone to help cure oral cancer in humans, that was the reason I decided to try it on my gyp.

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Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2018 11:29 am
by david
Yes, a lot of people are using both DMSO and MMS together.

I sure wish I would have known this stuff when treating Corky, because it sounds exactly like your gyp. He’s gone. I blame it on antibiotics. It left him with nothing to fight it with.

MMS is 29% sodium chlorite. It is mixed drop for drop with an acid like citric acid. So you get a bottle of each to mix when needed.

I bought it here for $23.99 which is 4.5 Oz of each and will probably last me for years.
https://waterpureworld.com/

They have to sell it as water purification system wps.

For the spray bottle for external wounds etc. I put ten drops of each in a one ounce spray bottle, and filled up with water after the reaction was complete (a few seconds when it turns to amber).

I bought it with the citric acid, but the most recent videos are saying the hydrochloric acid is better for internal use because that is the same as the acid we produce in our stomachs to digest food. Scroll down the page a little farther and you will see the pair with hydrochloric acid.

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Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2018 12:31 pm
by david
Trust me, there are state and federal medical industry lobbyists doing everything in their power to make these illegal. But the word is out all over the world, so they have a huge clean up to perform to wipe it out. (Unlike the pre-Internet days when they only had to silence a small number of people.)

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Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2018 2:25 pm
by Jeff Eberle
That dmso is good stuff I use it not only on my dogs but have used it on myself for year now for different things

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Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2018 3:40 pm
by macedonia mule man
Had a friend that used DMSO on himself and came doen with a bad case of the bobble head diesese.

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Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2018 3:47 pm
by Irish Jack
"If you can find “Merrick” dog food it is extremely expensive because the ingredients are of such high vitality, but it can help make an old stiff dog act much younger. I used to keep a small zip lock of it when I followed dogs into the wilderness...for my own energy and nutrition; or as a dog treat if I didn’t use it for myself.ote]

Have you ever had the urge to open on track? :D


Jack

Re: Bear transmits infection to dog?

Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2018 4:16 pm
by david
I have had the urge to open loudly at times. But it could only be called barking out of place. I can’t say the Merrick improved my nose any.

It actually does seem to help old dogs who might be struggling with joint pain. So I thought it might help one with Lymes. I don’t think it made me any more limber, but it was nice to imagine that it did. I seriously think it might if I could afford a steady diet of it. But at that price it is only for special treats.

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Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2018 7:26 pm
by Goose
DMSO was invented in my hometown and was manufactured here for years until the company sold out and moved, when I was a kid EVERYONE had DMSO, my pawpaw retired from the mill that the plant was located on and had drums of it, he used it for everything, especially swelling, he’d wrap his dogs joints in ace bandages and saturate them and they’d be ready to go the next night, whenever we got a cut or anything like that he’d put it on us and it wouldn’t be long you could taste it in your mouth, I always thought DMSO was used at the paper mill and it wasn’t until I was older and traveling around discovered it wasn’t used in paper production at all and was even more shocked to see folks buying it, I’ve seen people use it for all kinds of stuff from trying to prevent cancer by ingesting a teaspoon a day to putting it on snake bites...

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Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2018 1:46 am
by brycejohnson
Hey, thanks for all the replies. They sent the blood off to OSU to have it checked on a wider range of sicknesses. As far as the vet can tell with his equipment, it’s not a tick disease, (erlichia, lymes, or rockie mountain spotted fever, but maybe the lab will tell something different) vet says he’s also worm and heartworm free, and all his vitals look good. I’ll research some more on the mms and dmso.
He hasn’t had many antibiotics in the past, just one dose of a couple different kinds, so I don’t think that’s tore up his immune system yet.
Thanks for the posts.

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Posted: Mon Dec 31, 2018 10:46 am
by Goose
brycejohnson wrote:Hey, thanks for all the replies. They sent the blood off to OSU to have it checked on a wider range of sicknesses. As far as the vet can tell with his equipment, it’s not a tick disease, (erlichia, lymes, or rockie mountain spotted fever, but maybe the lab will tell something different) vet says he’s also worm and heartworm free, and all his vitals look good. I’ll research some more on the mms and dmso.
He hasn’t had many antibiotics in the past, just one dose of a couple different kinds, so I don’t think that’s tore up his immune system yet.
Thanks for the posts.
Have you ever heard anything from the lab results???