Pets and Colloidal Silver
We live on a couple of acres way out in the middle of the southern California desert. And our cat, whose name is Scaredy Cat, is strictly an outdoor cat. He is also a great mouser. But he occassionally gets sick, probably from some of the things he eats when he is on the prowl. (We feed him very well, but from some of the things he's brought home, you'd think we were starving him.)
Anyway, whenever he is sick we put a bowl of colloidal silver out next to his regular water bowl. And without exception, he will drink from the bowl of colloidal silver rather than the water bowl. And it always does the trick, fast. He is back up and about in no time. There is something about colloidal silver that animals just love. It cures their stomach infections very quickly.
We also give it to our dogs when they are sick. We have four large outdoor dogs, a male black Lab, a big red male Chow, a beautiful female German Shepherd (our newest addition), and a male mixed German Shepherd/Boxer.
All of them except for the Shepherd/Boxer were rescued, meaning they had either run away from their homes and gotten lost out in the desert, or their owners abandoned them in the desert and left them to fend for themselves. You wouldn't believe how many abandoned dogs we've come across out here, and have had to find homes for. Once, we found five tiny puppies out in the middle of the desert. They had already been weaned, so it was clear someone had actually driven them out into the middle of the desert away from any houses, and simply left them to die. We rescued them and found good homes for them, of course.
Since there are roving packs of coyotes out here, and summer temperatures can get as high as 115 degrees, lost or abandoned animals don't last very long. Over the past 14 years we've come across a number of dog carcases within just miles of our home in the desert. So when we find a live one, we do our best to find a good home for him (or her). And short of that, we keep them ourselves and take good care of them.
What's really neat is that all four of our big dogs instinctively know to drink the colloidal silver we set out for them any time they are sick.
It is amazing to put it next to their water bowls, and see that they will go straight to it rather than to their water. It is as if they sense there is something healing in it. That's probably the only thing Scaredy Cat and our four big dogs have in common.
The black Lab -- which we found two years ago -- is particularly prone to infections in the winter months. But colloidal silver clears them right up. He is the oldest dog of the four. And when we found him some years back he had tumors (soft and watery, as opposed to hard) on his sides and chest, and was already having trouble with arthritis in his hindquarters, which is common to older Labradors. What we have noticed is that if we give him his colloidal silver regularly, he is able to get out and run with the other dogs when we go on our long walks through the desert together. And his tumors seem to shink up substantially. But if we fail to give him the colloidal silver for a two or three weeks in a row, his back haunches become more arthritic and he has a bit of trouble getting up from a lying position. He is not able to keep up with the other dogs on our long walks. And his tumors actually begin to grow larger.
So it is the colloidal silver that keeps him in good shape, and he knows it. There has never been a time in which we've brought him a bowl of colloidal silver that he has failed to drink from it, usually until it is gone. He absolutely loves the stuff.
We always give our animals homemade colloidal silver -- made with one of the new Micro-Particle Colloidal Silver Generators -- at about 5 to 10 ppm in strength. If they seem really sick, we give it to them straight, i.e., we'll set out a bowl with about eight to 10 ounces of colloidal silver in it, and let them drink as much as they please at their own pace. From time to time we also mix an ounce or two of 10 ppm strength colloidal silver into their regular quart-sized water bowls. During the hot summer months, we buy small plastic children's pools for them and fill them with water, so they can drink from them, or even go dip themselves in the water when they get too hot. We usually add a quart of micro-particle colloidal silver to the pool water every week, to keep it free of potentially infective microbes.
I learned about colloidal silver nearly 14 years ago after my wife suffered from a very serious infected toe which the doctors wanted to amputate. You can read the story about how colloidal silver saved the day for her, by going to my web site at http://www.TheSilverEdge.com/. We have been using colloidal silver successfully ever since that time for a variety of infections and illnesses. In fact, we've used it successfully for everything from Pink Eye and styes, to sore throats, earaches, food poisoning, colds, the flu, topical skin infections and much more!
Of course, we don't overdo it and take large amounts daily, like that so-called colloidal silver "blue man" you may have seen recently on television (see previous post on that subject, below). We are very careful to use moderation in every aspect of our nutritional supplementation regimen. And I have long been a very vocal advocate for the responsible usage of colloidal silver.
For my personal usage, I take about an ounce of 10 ppm colloidal silver a day, on average, to keep illnesses at bay and to help boost immunity. And my wife only takes it when she feels a bit under the weather and needs a boost. But she might take as much as four or five ounces a time for a couple of days if she is not feeling well. We have done so for nearly 14 years now with no side effects and no problems. Nothing but positive, and very beneficial results. In fact, though I suffered from chronic fatigue syndrome for many long years before we found out about colloidal silver, I have not had a serious chronic fatigue crash since I first started using colloidal silver nearly 14 years ago.
Because of my personal experiences with colloidal silver, which led to an enthusiastic curiosity about it that later turned into a journalistic crusade, I have helped develop some very fascinating and helpful products for making colloidal silver. And I've started a web site about colloidal silver at http://www.TheSilverEdge.com/. There is lots of good information on the web site, and a FREE downloadable colloidal silver "safe dosage" report, too.
I have also written a 500-page book about colloidal silver usage, called The Ultimate Colloidal Silver Manual, which I am happy to say is now the #1 best-selling book on colloidal silver in the world. For more information on it, see http://www.LifeandHealthResearchGroup.com/.
While you are there, be sure to check out the information on the brand new Colloidal Silver Secrets video, which is available very inexpensively, in both DVD and VHS formats.
And by the way, while you are reading this blog, be sure to check out the short, 3-minute video on How to Operate the New Micro-Particle Colloidal Silver Generator, located on the right-hand side of this blog under "Video Bar" near the article links.
We live on a couple of acres way out in the middle of the southern California desert. And our cat, whose name is Scaredy Cat, is strictly an outdoor cat. He is also a great mouser. But he occassionally gets sick, probably from some of the things he eats when he is on the prowl. (We feed him very well, but from some of the things he's brought home, you'd think we were starving him.)
Anyway, whenever he is sick we put a bowl of colloidal silver out next to his regular water bowl. And without exception, he will drink from the bowl of colloidal silver rather than the water bowl. And it always does the trick, fast. He is back up and about in no time. There is something about colloidal silver that animals just love. It cures their stomach infections very quickly.
We also give it to our dogs when they are sick. We have four large outdoor dogs, a male black Lab, a big red male Chow, a beautiful female German Shepherd (our newest addition), and a male mixed German Shepherd/Boxer.
All of them except for the Shepherd/Boxer were rescued, meaning they had either run away from their homes and gotten lost out in the desert, or their owners abandoned them in the desert and left them to fend for themselves. You wouldn't believe how many abandoned dogs we've come across out here, and have had to find homes for. Once, we found five tiny puppies out in the middle of the desert. They had already been weaned, so it was clear someone had actually driven them out into the middle of the desert away from any houses, and simply left them to die. We rescued them and found good homes for them, of course.
Since there are roving packs of coyotes out here, and summer temperatures can get as high as 115 degrees, lost or abandoned animals don't last very long. Over the past 14 years we've come across a number of dog carcases within just miles of our home in the desert. So when we find a live one, we do our best to find a good home for him (or her). And short of that, we keep them ourselves and take good care of them.
What's really neat is that all four of our big dogs instinctively know to drink the colloidal silver we set out for them any time they are sick.
It is amazing to put it next to their water bowls, and see that they will go straight to it rather than to their water. It is as if they sense there is something healing in it. That's probably the only thing Scaredy Cat and our four big dogs have in common.
The black Lab -- which we found two years ago -- is particularly prone to infections in the winter months. But colloidal silver clears them right up. He is the oldest dog of the four. And when we found him some years back he had tumors (soft and watery, as opposed to hard) on his sides and chest, and was already having trouble with arthritis in his hindquarters, which is common to older Labradors. What we have noticed is that if we give him his colloidal silver regularly, he is able to get out and run with the other dogs when we go on our long walks through the desert together. And his tumors seem to shink up substantially. But if we fail to give him the colloidal silver for a two or three weeks in a row, his back haunches become more arthritic and he has a bit of trouble getting up from a lying position. He is not able to keep up with the other dogs on our long walks. And his tumors actually begin to grow larger.
So it is the colloidal silver that keeps him in good shape, and he knows it. There has never been a time in which we've brought him a bowl of colloidal silver that he has failed to drink from it, usually until it is gone. He absolutely loves the stuff.
We always give our animals homemade colloidal silver -- made with one of the new Micro-Particle Colloidal Silver Generators -- at about 5 to 10 ppm in strength. If they seem really sick, we give it to them straight, i.e., we'll set out a bowl with about eight to 10 ounces of colloidal silver in it, and let them drink as much as they please at their own pace. From time to time we also mix an ounce or two of 10 ppm strength colloidal silver into their regular quart-sized water bowls. During the hot summer months, we buy small plastic children's pools for them and fill them with water, so they can drink from them, or even go dip themselves in the water when they get too hot. We usually add a quart of micro-particle colloidal silver to the pool water every week, to keep it free of potentially infective microbes.
I learned about colloidal silver nearly 14 years ago after my wife suffered from a very serious infected toe which the doctors wanted to amputate. You can read the story about how colloidal silver saved the day for her, by going to my web site at http://www.TheSilverEdge.com/. We have been using colloidal silver successfully ever since that time for a variety of infections and illnesses. In fact, we've used it successfully for everything from Pink Eye and styes, to sore throats, earaches, food poisoning, colds, the flu, topical skin infections and much more!
Of course, we don't overdo it and take large amounts daily, like that so-called colloidal silver "blue man" you may have seen recently on television (see previous post on that subject, below). We are very careful to use moderation in every aspect of our nutritional supplementation regimen. And I have long been a very vocal advocate for the responsible usage of colloidal silver.
For my personal usage, I take about an ounce of 10 ppm colloidal silver a day, on average, to keep illnesses at bay and to help boost immunity. And my wife only takes it when she feels a bit under the weather and needs a boost. But she might take as much as four or five ounces a time for a couple of days if she is not feeling well. We have done so for nearly 14 years now with no side effects and no problems. Nothing but positive, and very beneficial results. In fact, though I suffered from chronic fatigue syndrome for many long years before we found out about colloidal silver, I have not had a serious chronic fatigue crash since I first started using colloidal silver nearly 14 years ago.
Because of my personal experiences with colloidal silver, which led to an enthusiastic curiosity about it that later turned into a journalistic crusade, I have helped develop some very fascinating and helpful products for making colloidal silver. And I've started a web site about colloidal silver at http://www.TheSilverEdge.com/. There is lots of good information on the web site, and a FREE downloadable colloidal silver "safe dosage" report, too.
I have also written a 500-page book about colloidal silver usage, called The Ultimate Colloidal Silver Manual, which I am happy to say is now the #1 best-selling book on colloidal silver in the world. For more information on it, see http://www.LifeandHealthResearchGroup.com/.
While you are there, be sure to check out the information on the brand new Colloidal Silver Secrets video, which is available very inexpensively, in both DVD and VHS formats.
And by the way, while you are reading this blog, be sure to check out the short, 3-minute video on How to Operate the New Micro-Particle Colloidal Silver Generator, located on the right-hand side of this blog under "Video Bar" near the article links.
.jpg)
12 comments:
This morning I was doing a frantic search on letting cats drink Colloidal Silver water. I was afraid I might have harmed my beloved cat, Friday. Your article calmed my fears somewhat...I have some questions for you even after reading your article.
Here is the background on my kitty.
Friday is ten years old. About 4 years ago she was had "Fatty Liver Syndrome". A feeding tube was installed to force feed her for 9 weeks. She recovered 100%.
This brings us up to today.
I changed my cats food last week to another brand. At the same time, I put out a bowl of Silver water (full strength) for my cats to drink. They loved it. After the bowl of Silver water was finished off (in about a day and a half--I have 5 cats inside, all rescues) I then put back their regular water. By this time my cat Friday stopped eating and drinking. So, I don't know if it is the new food or if I "poisoned" her with Silver water. Is it possible to poison cats with Silver, full strength?
This morning I offered her some ham. I also "begged" her to drink water, I felt like she was close to dehydration. She would not drink water. I offered her milk (which I know is not good for cats) she did not drink the milk. Out of desperation, I offered some Silver water. She lapped it up like the thirsty cat she was. I know you are not a vet, so I am not asking for advice. What I am asking is it possible to over do Silver water? I am scared I hurt her liver again. However, this morning gave me hope. Money is extremely tight for us right now. I will get her to the vet if she doesn't turn around by tomorrow morning.
I just need someone with experience in Silver water and pets to tell me the truth...if I poisoned her or not.
Thank you so much and thank you for rescuing pets...I also have saved so many lives of abandoned animals.
Regards,
Lisa
I am neither a Doctor, Pharmacist, or Veterinarian. So please dont' take anything I say as being "prescriptive" in nature. However, I do have experience with Colloidal Silver and pets (and 12 years of personal use myself).
My experience (and the shared experiences of other Colloidal Silver Generator owners who have called the tech support offices of TheSilverEdge.com) has been similar.
When a dog or cat suffering from an infection is offered both a bowl of plain drinking water and pure (straight) undiluted 10 ppm Colloidal Silver made with a new Micro-Particle Colloidal Silver Generator from www.TheSilverEdge.com, invariably the water bowl is ignored and the Colloidal Silver is consumed.
(Animals are generally considered smarter than most people; they have an innate sense of what is good for them, or needed by their bodies.)
No one to date has related any problems whatsoever with their pets as a result of giving them colloidal silver.
On the internet, there are numerous posted comments for dogs, and also some for cats and horses, in regards to colloidal silver consumption. I have come across several companies that sell Colloidal Silver (and a competitor that sells generators) advocating Colloidal Silver for pets, too.
Even fish and amphibian pet owners use Colloidal Silver, and these creatures are somewhat delicate. One company developed a Colloidal Silver product for a Koi breeder, and with the success of the product the formula was offered for retail sale. Commercial Aqua Culture companies are known to treat entire ponds with bulk Colloidal Silver products.
The bottom line is that colloidal silver is widely used for animals ranging from tiny fish to larger animals like cats and dogs.
I have used Colloidal Silver at 10 PPM concentration, adding one quart to a 55 gallon aquarium, in order to treat bacterial infections for both Koi and Goldfish with excellent results.
Many callers tell us their pets are in amazingly good health as a result of their occassional colloidal silver usage.
I am sure you have observed the following: "Cats are cats." Overall, they are more self-contained, more independent, and I would add, have more common sense than any domesticated animal. Cats are sometimes fussy, finicky eaters and can drive their owners to distraction.
The change of brands of cat food is the more likely reason for your cat's hunger strike. That's why we rarely changed brands with the family cat, or if we did we had to coach him to eat the new brand by adding his favorite "people" food to it, spaghetti. Cats haven't seemed to have changed in anyway with the passage of time.
I do not think you have poisoned your cat. Taking into account a shared water bowl and the relative non-toxicity of Silver (despite what the media claims from time to time), I believe you pet is not at risk.
Silver reclamation workers in Scandinavia have been observed to be in great health even after 25 years employment. These workers inhale Silver dust daily as a result of their occupation and are exposed to very high intake to silver. Clinical investigation of these workers over 20 years has demonstrated the non-toxic nature of Silver.
Hi there!
I have also been trying to find out if colloidal silver is ok to give to cats. I happen to have a dropper bottle of it for myself (500 ppm)and wanted to give it to my cat for her severe gingivitis, which I did research on and think she has LPGS. I wanted to get her started right away because she is now only eating meat baby food because everything else hurts her mouth. She is getting thin and I am worried. This sickness causes bacteria to get into the blood so I thought the silver might help her. Also to keep it out of her mouth. I have 10 (inside only)cats--all adopted from rescues and can't really afford the visit to the vet to confirm her problem. (it would be extremely expensive). If there is a chance the silver will work I will try it on her immediately. Her breath smells terrible and she drools foul-smelling drool once in a while.
Please help ASAP!!
Thanks so much!
Connie :)
Connie, I don't know enough about pet diseases to comment, except to say that I've personally given colloidla silver to my own cats and to very good effect.
You mention having a colloidal silver product that is 500 ppm. That is very strong colloidal silver. For a pet it would need to be diluted significantly, I would think. For example, around here we only take 10-20 ppm colloidla silver. You might have to dilute yours with distilled water before giving it to your cat.
We just put pure 10 ppm colloidal silver in a small water bowl for our cat, and he will usually drink it without coaxing. We just leave it next to his food and regular water bowl.
On rare occassion, if he is really ill, we take an eye dropper and fill it with 10 ppm colloidal silver and simply squirt some into his mouth four or five times a day, for a few days.
Hope that helps.
Hi,
I read your blog regarding your lab, and I suddenly feel "hopeful".
I have a 12yr old flat coated retreiver (106 lbs) that has arthritis and a tumor on the top of his foot.
I took him to the vet about this "lump" 2 wks ago. It started as a pea size around Christmas, and grew to the size of a "shooter marble" in a couple months.
The vet tried to asperate it, but nothing came out except a couple drops of blood (which she said was not enough to be sent away to be analyzed). His temp was also up a bit, so she thought it "might" be an infection and put him on cephalexin for 2 weeks.
I took him back today and the lump had gotten bigger. She ruled out an infection and gave me 3 options. One was to have it surgically removed (which would also involve amputating his toe so there would be enough skin to close the hole), doing nothing and just enjoy the time we have left together, and 3 of course was euthanization.
Well, the first and third options didn't seem like good ones since he has bad hips and knees and to operate and remove a toe on his right foot would only hinder him more. He already has trouble gettig up and down, so he sure doesn't need ANOTHER foot messed up! He is alert and happy and mobile no matter how slow it is. He is a happy guy, so the third choice doesn't seem viable either.
That leaves the middle choice. The CS seems like it did ALOT for your lab! I would like to try it on my flat coated retreiver. After all..."modern medical science" seems to have failed us, and I just HAVE to "try"!!!
You mentioned leaving a bowl of CS water for your dogs, but you didn't say how much of it? I only have the 1 dog, if I fill a bowl with it, what happens if he drinks the whole bowl? How long do you leave the bowl there before you change it?
This seems to be my last and best stab at helping him. Please give me some more directions on this as I already went to the store and bought the batteries. I have 2 99.99% ingots that I purchased a few years ago, but I don't think silver "goes bad" does it? They are a bit tarnished (?) from sitting around...how do I clean them? How long does it "cook"? What if you use a 27volt step-down transformer? How long would that take? I figured the batteries wear down pretty quick.
Thanks for any and ALL of your help.
The usual caveats apply: I am not a Doctor, Pharmacist, or Veterinarian. So please dont' take anything I say as being "prescriptive" in nature.
However, I do have experience with Colloidal Silver and pets (and 12 years of personal use myself).
You stated, "You mentioned leaving a bowl of CS water for your dogs, but you didn't say how much of it?"
We simply poured a 16 ounce glass of 10 ppm colloidal silver made with a Micro-Particle Colloidal Silver Generator (www.TheSilverEdge.com) into a glass bowl, and set it out for our lab. He generally drank as much as he wanted, which was often half, or more. Sometimes he didn't want any. We let him decide how much he wanted. And we always left his regular water bowl full, so he could drink plain water if he wanted.
You stated, "I only have the 1 dog, if I fill a bowl with it, what happens if he drinks the whole bowl?"
Well, I can't tell you what will happen to your dog, but ours was fine. He never had an adverse reaction to the silver, and today he is as happy and healthy as when we were regularly giving him the colloidal silver.
You stated, "How long do you leave the bowl there before you change it?"
We gave him a fresh batch nightly. And continued to do so for about a month. We still give him a bowlful every once in a while, such as once every two weeks. Sometimes he drinks a little, sometimes a lot, and sometimes none at all. We let him decide whether he needs any, or not.
By the way, this is one of the beauties of owning a high-quality colloidal silver generator such as the new Micro-Particle Colloidal Silver Generator from www.TheSilverEdge.com. You could never afford to use this much silver if it were purchased from a health food store. After all, most health food stores charge anywhere from $15 to $30 for tiny four-ounce bottles of colloidal silver. But you can make a quart of high-quality micro-particle colloidal silver at a time, for about 36 cents. That makes it extremely affordable. You never have to worry about "wasting" any, because it is so inexpensive to make.
You stated, "This seems to be my last and best stab at helping him. Please give me some more directions on this as I already went to the store and bought the batteries. I have 2 99.99% ingots that I purchased a few years ago, but I don't think silver "goes bad" does it?"
No silver does not go bad.
You wrote, "They are a bit tarnished (?) from sitting around...how do I clean them?"
You can clean tarnished silver with a small green scrubby pad from the kitchen section of your local supermarket. Just make sure you use the kind that does NOT have soap embedded in the scrubby pad."
You asked, "How long does it 'cook'?"
I am not sure what you mean? I don't know what kind of homemade colloidal silver rig you are going to be using. We always use the Micro-Particle Colloidal Silver Generator from www.TheSilverEdge.com
You asked, "What if you use a 27volt step-down transformer? How long would that take? I figured the batteries wear down pretty quick."
It really depends upon how much silver you have in contact with the water, and whether or not you are using a 27 volt DC power system that puts out 27 volts DC at the point of contact with the silver.
You state you are using two .999 fine silver ingots, but I don't know what you mean by that. Are they bars? If so, how large? Are the coins? If so, are they tenth-ounce, half-ounce or one-ounce silver rounds?
I personally have always used pure silver wire (12 gauge), with about six inches or so of silver wire suspended into pure steam-distilled water. So any answer I could give you based on the information you've provided would be a "best guess" answer.
Again (and please forgive me in advance for emphasizing this so much) you should use a professionally constructed colloidal silver generator, so you know exactly what you are getting. Otherwise, there are simply too many variables.
If you were using some kind of 27 volt DC system and you had one-ounce .999 fine silver rounds halfway suspended in about 8-ounces of water, my best guess would be that in about an hour and a half you would have about 10 ppm.
Again, that's a guess, based on the dearth of information. Consider getting a generator, while they are still legal to purchase. That way, you'll be able to make pure, high-quality colloidal silver for the rest of your life. And since everything comes pre-calibrated, you won't have to worry about adjusting for variables like how much silver is touching the water, how much voltage is being generated, etc.
I'll be happy to find out if the colloidal silver helps your dog. He'll be in our thoughts and prayers.
Regards,
Spencer
I have an eight year old dog and she has a fused joint in her front left leg. She was in an accident when she was one and the orthopedic surgeon fused her joint with a metal plate and screws. One year ago her body decided to refuse the hardware and and infection has developed. She has been on antibiotics for one year and it cannot continue. The plate cannot be removed and I think she is too old for amputation which I would rather not do. I have purchased a colloidal silver generator and have been giving her six ounces per day and 10-15ppm for one week so far. There is no sign of infection as of yet, although I am wondering if she is getting too much or when I should lessen the amount or just give her less. Your insight on this would be helpful as I don't want to give her more than she needs. Thanks.
I'm not a veterinarian or a doctor, so I can't give you specific advice. But when our Black Lab had an infection I just filled an extra water bowl with colloidal silver each day and sat it next to his regular water bowl. I let him decide how much colloidal silver he wanted. Most of the time he'd drink from the colloidal silver water bowl rather than the regular water bowl. He was probably drinking eight or ten ounces a day, minimum. I've seen him do as much as 16 ounces. Of course, he's a big dog. But I let him tell me how much colloidal silver he wanted. He seemed to have an innate understanding that the silver water was good for him.
After a few weeks I just started giving him a few ounces a day and watched to see if the infection returned. And after about a month I quit giving him the silver water.
About a year later he got infected again and I simply repeated the same process, with the same results.
In my experience, if you give a dog the choice between colloidal silver and regular water, he'll only drink the silver when he needs it. But you know your dog better than anyone, so whether that would work for you, only you can tell.
Hello,
I've been giving my cat straight colloidal silver to drink for a mycoplasma bacteria infection. His symptoms have much improved, but I've noticed he now has a rusty colored stain on the fur of his lower lip. I assume that's the silver as there was also a ring around the water dish the same color. Can you tell me how to safely remove the stain?
Thank you.
I've never heard of such a thing happening, and I've been giving colloidal silver to my pets in their water bowels for over 13 years.
Are you using a metal water bowl?
You should only use a glass or plastic water bowl, preferably glass. A metal water bowl would tend to pull the colloidal silver to the metal and rob it of its electrical charge. And frankly, a plastic water bowl will do the same thing, but over more time than a metal bowl.
Get some cheap glass bowls at Wal Mart and see if that helps.
As for getting rid of the stain in the cat's lower lip, I'm not sure. Have you tried a bath rag and warm water?
Thank you for the quick reply. I'm using a glass bowl and, yes, I've tried washing the area with a wash cloth, mineral soap, and warm water. The stain remained. Now I'm really perplexed. I'll discontinue the CS for a few days and see if it abates.
Yes, let me know.
I have four big dogs and have given them all silver on many occassions over the past 13 years, and have never seen that phenomena.
Are you using pure steam-distilled water to make your colloidal silver?
Or are you giving your cat store bought colloidal silver? (Not that store bought v/s homemade would make any difference. I'm just curious.)
I can't understand how you're getting a reddish ring around the glass bowl, unless there's something in the water. Are you adding colloidal silver to tap water by any chance?
Post a Comment