I work a lot with animals and I want to share my experience with home-made colloidal silver. A most remarkable case was with a dog at a local veterinarian's office. The dog had a very bad eye infection and it had turned white like the eyes of cattle that have "pink eye" disease. The veterinarian was going to remove the dog's eye the next day because it was not responding to medication. I asked the doctor if he had ever heard of colloidal silver and he had. Although he did not have any experience with it, he was interested.

I brought him a bottle and suggested he try it for a few days before he did any surgery. He reported quite enthusiastically that the dog's eye had totally recovered in less than 4 days. Only a tiny speck of infection remained, which eventually went away as well.

Another such case was just a few weeks ago involving a cat at the animal shelter nearby. The cat's eye was not responding to antibiotics so it was scheduled to be removed in a day or two. I gave the technician a bottle of colloidal silver to have on hand and she treated the cat's eye. It recovered and the surgery was cancelled. I use it all the time on kittens that are rescued and are in poor health. Many have eyes that are sealed shut with dried mucus from infection. The colloidal silver is a Godsend and within a couple of days they can see again. One such kitten had a wound on its side and after only two hours of using the colloidal silver, the wound was healed. If I hadn't seen the wound and treated the kitten myself, I wouldn't have believed it possible.

A few days ago a mother hen of mine was blinded in both eyes by an infection. I suspect it was caused by another hen physically harassing her. Some chickens show hostility towards a particular hen they dislike. (To put your mind at ease, my chickens are free range and not in the confined conditions that bring out hostility in animals.) The hen could not see where to go when I found her, and she could not protect her chicks. She had probably been in such a state for a few hours when I found her. I put her up in a proper pen with her chicks and started treating her with colloidal silver every few hours during daylight hours. After two days she totally recovered and has remained healthy.

I have a friend that adopted a special-needs older dog that has an eye problem. Her veterinarian prescribed antibiotic ointment to be applied everyday for the rest of the dog's life. I gave her a bottle of colloidal silver to try and it is working every bit as well if not better than the medicine, which is also very costly.

Colloidal silver works wonders on "hot spots" on dogs. "Hot spots" are flea bites that a dog will constantly chew on. This constant irritation creates an ideal medium for the bacteria to thrive—causing more itching and biting. The area can grow in size until the dog develops large areas of raw skin. It can drive a dog quite mad. I witnessed another case two days ago of colloidal silver healing several hot spots on a Great Pyrenees. I supplied the owner with the colloidal silver I had made. She had heard of it in Kentucky where she knew an equine veterinarian who used it successfully on a horse that had an eye infection. I've used it on some older dogs that I adopted that weren't in the best of health due to their poor diet. The colloidal silver stopped the itching within minutes and the infected area heals quite rapidly. I am sure you can see that I am a great proponent of the "wonder solution," colloidal silver. I use it in my own eyes when they are bothering me.

Thank you to the company who manufactured my unit for making it possible for people to be able to make their own colloidal silver. It really works!