Worming Naturally
But my pet tested negative for worms!
I am not sure which is worse – chemical wormers that aren’t effective OR the fact that fecal tests that indicate whether or not people or animalsĀ have worms are only 20 to 25% accurate!! š As advanced as our medical profession appears to be or tries to tell us they are, WHY on earth can they not tell us with at least 80% accuracy whether or not someone has worms??
Anyways, I gave up on traditional medicine over 15 years ago. I had picked up steamy fresh stools from 4 new rescues early one morning, drove them less than 10 minutes away to my mobile vet who immediately put the samples in her refrigerator. One of the stools belonged to a young wolf rescue who came here scooting her rear end acrossed the ground and another one actually had worms I could see in the stool sample I brought her. The following day, she called me to advise ALL 4 fecals were negative for worms! I found it outrageous that I paid $100 for those samples and I KNEW 2 of the wolf rescues HAD worms, yet the test results came up negative.
The vet made up 60cc’s of a liquid concoction of stuff that I was supposed to get down the throats of new wolf rescues who didn’t even know me yet?? HAHAHA! Best yet, I needed to do this without getting bit. The vet guessed at what worms they had…anyways, the situation failed miserably, tho I got at least 40 cc’s of this stuff into the scooting wolf rescue, but she continued to scoot anyways.
Don’t get me wrong, I don’t mind spending money, but when I spend it, I want “accurate” answers or results. That shouldn’t be so hard, should it?
Thus, my non-toxic natural solution has been to simply feed food grade diatomaceous earth, 365 days/year to myself and my 100 animal guardians here. I started that just over 9 years ago and Lady Nikko no longer scoots acrossed her concrete floor! :o) PLUS, I don’t have to “stuff” it down her throat, I just put it in her food, like everyone else, and she eats it just fine. And it has always worked fabulously for incoming rescue kittens or puppies/dogs that have diarrhea, some with bloated bellies. Within 48 hours of daily DE consumption, stools are much firmer and pot bellies are eliminated.