Colloidal Silver Antiseptic Spray All-in-1 Treatment: Dogs & Cats ● Skin Issues Relief (Itchy, Allergy, hotspot, Yeast, Dry) ● 100% Natural Antibiotic ● Fights Infection (Ear, Eye) ● Pets Wound Care

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My young Working Lab suffered a lot of swelling and soreness following his castration and the Colloidal Silver Spray was great as a none irritating application to keep the area clean and infection free. It may get you angry and you might be in the mood to tell him off but the minute you see him clutching his tummy, all the anger seems to fade away.

In 1999, the FDA issued a warning about lack of scientific evidence supporting colloidal silver products. In fact, silver is still used today in products such as bandages and wound dressings, personal hygiene products, and cosmetics. Effects of subchronic exposure of silver nanoparticles on intestinal microbiota and gut-associated immune responses in the ileum of sprague-dawley rats, Nanotoxicology. As it interacts with positively charged single-cell microorganisms, it disrupts the functions of these microbes. Developmental exposure of AgNPs results in long term gut dysbiosis, body fat increase and neurobehavioral alterations in offspring.The electrolysis process produces extremely small and evenly distributed ionised silver particles in deionised water, creating an effective and potent solution. When you study history, you’ll find that silver has been used for a long time to treat various ailments.

There is also a chance that colloidal silver may interact with certain prescriptions, leading to poor absorption of some antibiotics and thyroid medications.One 2015 University of Michigan in vitro study found that, even at high doses, colloidal silver didn’t affect the murine gut microbiome. Safe, effective solutions for your pets from Optimised Energetics, we encourage the use of all-natural products for beloved pets and the observance of good veterinarian care. Lemongrass – Naturally repels insects, fleas and ticks, fights bacteria and helps combat fungal infections.