Just over a month ago, our dog Gaffer fell very ill. I saw him outside, struggling to go to the bathroom. When he entered, he was walking and was clearly not himself. The next hour, it got worse, he could barely walk, and then he didn't move, he was lying there.
I got anxious about Gaffer and decided to give him some colloidal silver. They gave me a bottle with a nasal spray, and I used it to get the colloidal silver into his mouth. I did this every half hour for 2 hours after that time, he got up and went to the bathroom without any problem, but he was a little gastric. Now I assumed that she had had an upset stomach; he felt very hot to the touch.
I continued with the colloidal silver every hour, and now he was happier; we gave him bigger doses. I took the top of the nasal spray bottle and tilted it slightly in his mouth.
After four hours, we administered it every 2 hours with a dose; later in the day, around late evening he was much more his usual self and was doing his usual barking/chatter (Gaffer is quite vocal in the way he speaks to us), as if to say hey, I'm hungry.
He had dinner but then went and slept all night. The next day, he was back to his usual happy self, as if nothing had happened. We continued using it for another week but less frequently, around 3/4 times per day just to be on the safe-side.
If you buy colloidal silver from us and you have a dog or pet that you may need to give colloidal silver liquid to at some point, I hope this may be helpful to you.
My pets are very dear to me, and I know I had a real scare over the weekend with Gaffer and I am thankful I had the colloidal silver to use.
P.S: Before commenting on Gaffer; he is an Irish blue Staffordshire: he was this colour before taking colloidal silver ;-)