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13-09-2008, 08:34 PM
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13-09-2008, 08:45 PM
Originally Posted by jackpat 
Lets face it. Its only 11 quid. I'm sure it will help( I'm sorry I've missed the original thread with whats wrong with that leg) but I have recommended it for use on all sorts of animals at work. The thing is, its totally edible, so if they do lick it off its no big and its not breaking the bank cos it goes such a long way. Its a damn sight cheaper than anything you'll get from the vet ( sorry I did I say that!!!
) and it will probably work too. Plus if it does no good at all, you've got a fabulous addition to your home first aid kit for your family and pooches!!!!A VN promoting alternative therapies ??? not me guv...(slinks away before vet catches me!!!!)
Funny thing was, it was my VET that told me to buy it and give it a go - bless him!!
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17-09-2008, 09:26 PM
I'm going to whisper it, as i don't want to tempt fate..
"It's working,"
Her leg is looking fantastic, stitches have stayed togeather, which is a first in 9 months and swelling, stopped and reduced within 12 hours of using the honey.
On friday, 2 days after surgery (before putting honey on) it was all looking as before, and i am sure the stitches where going to split within another day of two due to the swelling. Started honey friday tea time and by saturday i just couldn't believe the change.
Been to vet tonight, he's happy too.
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