Liz
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Colloidal silver, sprayed on a cat scratch, or any kind of injury will kill bacteria.
Thinking of getting a parrot I have read a lot of bird forums and talked to some breeders in my area. No one knows about this, i have no clue why, so dropping a note into the health forum.
For example, many many posts cite cat saliva bacteria.
If a cat had a bird in its' mouth, initially you could probably get it to drop the bird with no bite. If there is a bite, do the same thing : spray colloidal silver everywhere. Colloidal silver is an incredible antibiotic for external or internal use. Is completely mild even for eyes, people, cat, bird eyes. I guess people also use polysporin and styptic on birds' scratches ? But the first thing to do is colloidal. In fact the first bit of bleeding after will drain out the bacteria.
You can buy it but expensive, can make it very very cheap with pure 99% silver wire, and some electrical little things. Can forward links how to make, we make it all the time.
The healthier the cat the less of the ordinary bacterias there are, too.
Sometimes we get a cat scratch for some reason, normally the scratch raises, but if colloidal silver sprayed on it heals almost right away no reaction.
If a bird attacks bites or lands on a cat, same thing, birds' feces carry bacteria that need to be dealt with for the kitty's sake.
We are thinking of getting a parrot and appreciate the forum ! But so surprised no one ever mentions colloidal silver. Don't take my word... google...
Thinking of getting a parrot I have read a lot of bird forums and talked to some breeders in my area. No one knows about this, i have no clue why, so dropping a note into the health forum.
For example, many many posts cite cat saliva bacteria.
If a cat had a bird in its' mouth, initially you could probably get it to drop the bird with no bite. If there is a bite, do the same thing : spray colloidal silver everywhere. Colloidal silver is an incredible antibiotic for external or internal use. Is completely mild even for eyes, people, cat, bird eyes. I guess people also use polysporin and styptic on birds' scratches ? But the first thing to do is colloidal. In fact the first bit of bleeding after will drain out the bacteria.
You can buy it but expensive, can make it very very cheap with pure 99% silver wire, and some electrical little things. Can forward links how to make, we make it all the time.
The healthier the cat the less of the ordinary bacterias there are, too.
Sometimes we get a cat scratch for some reason, normally the scratch raises, but if colloidal silver sprayed on it heals almost right away no reaction.
If a bird attacks bites or lands on a cat, same thing, birds' feces carry bacteria that need to be dealt with for the kitty's sake.
We are thinking of getting a parrot and appreciate the forum ! But so surprised no one ever mentions colloidal silver. Don't take my word... google...
