Received October 23, 2008 – Kitty Tigger Bleeding.
We have a kitty named Tigger, and the other day he gave us a real scare. He wasn’t acting like himself, just drooping around, staring at the ground and peeing blood. When I saw blood, I almost started panicking. I thought I’d try the MMS before calling the vet.

I prepared one drop, waited the 3 min, heated some chicken broth, added the drop, and hand fed it to him. Within 20 min Tigger was purring and walking around like nothing happened. Did not take him to the vet, but I did follow up the next day with 2 drops, and now it’s like nothing ever happened, he’s as good as new. I’m thinking of giving Tigger and our Labrador a dosing every month, just to keep them healthy.

I just want to say thank you. I don’t want to even think what it could have been, but seeing it with my own eyes how quickly he healed was a miracle! p.s. Never had to call the vet!

Editor’s Comment: WELL, the chicken broth was a great idea. Calls come in asking how to get MMS into various pets. Some pets allow a squirt of activated MMS from an eye dropper into the cheek of the pet. Big dogs, however, are reported to bite and rebel against the eye dropper. A prepared dose in the water dish works sometimes. MMS added to milk would be mostly neutralized by the milk. Also, activated MMS placed in the pet’s drinking water will be mostly exhausted after one or two hours – the ClO2 gas will have killed a few germs in the room (circulating in the air) but not in the pet. So remember that popular book title – you read it here – "Chicken Soup for the Soul – and the pet." And, be prepared for a bowel grand finale – often reported.

Just realized – some of you people who don’t like the taste of MMS at the higher dose levels – maybe you could add some chicken broth and enjoy the process.

Photo is not the real Tigger.  Ref #  0828