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I'm asking for my neighbor. Thanks!
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Join Date: May 2007
Location: Buffalo, NY
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I was thinking grapefruit seed extract and then I found this: http://wolfcreekranch1.tripod.com/coccidia.html
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Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: maine
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i see that product has Olive Leaf Extract, which can do a good job with that.
i also know that coconut oil can do a pretty good job of ridding the body of bacteria and parasites. because it lubricates the intestines parasites cannot stay latched onto them, so out they go. ![]() debbie
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Great! Thanks. I will pass this along.
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I have never used this, but I understand pumpkin is good and it supposedly works.
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pumpkin to cure something? or canned pumpkin as fiber to firm up loose stool?
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According to veterinary experts, Coccidia is actually self-limiting and goes away on its own, unless the pet keeps re-exposing themselves. The Albon that is given by the vet is used to treat the gastro-intestinal upset that is caused by the Coccidia, it doesn't actually do anything for the parasite.
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