THERMAL MUD 500ml

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WHY THERMAL MUD AND VERMATE ARE USED TOGETHER?

Thermal Mud is applied externally, the best results are obtained when used together with Vermate which is administered orally. Thermal Mud increases circulation to the affected area while Vermate addresses infection through the bloodstream. Vermate plays an important role in detoxing the body and improving the immune system. This ensures a healthy system that heals faster.

IMPORTANT ASPECTS TO CONSIDER:

– The quicker the treatment after injury the better the results. Older wounds take longer to heal. The healing process can last anything from 2 weeks to 3 months.
– Old or infected wounds and sarcoids may start itching once the healing process is activated. If the animal starts to scratch or lick the area that leads to bleeding, don’t get frightened. Bleeding is a good thing, it allows the body to drain toxins, infectious and cancerous cells. Once the area is cleaned out, the bleeding will stop. This is all part of the healing process.

TREATMENT PROCEDURES:

ITCHING/MANGE/ALLERGIES IN PETS

1. Dilute Thermal Mud approximately 1:1 with water to ensure that the mud is easily absorbed through the hair and skin.
2. Apply to the whole affected area.
3. Leave it to dry. Brush the dried mud out of the coat or rinse off.
4. Repeat the above steps twice per day. Improvement will be noticed in about 3 days and should be cleared within 10 days (depending on the severity of the case).

It is a messy treatment; we advise that you play with your dog outside while Thermal Mud is applied.
NOTE: It is crucial to give Vermate (10 ml – 20 ml) per day as part of the treatment. The Vermate will assist in detoxing the animal and improve healing FROM THE INSIDE OUT.

SARCOIDS / GROWTHS INPETS

1. If possible, remove scabs and dirt.
2. Apply Thermal Mud onto the growth, also rub it into the area around the growth and especially where it meets the healthy cells.
3. Before each application, remove all old Thermal Mud carefully from the growth. Repeat process 2 x per day.
4. If the growth is scabby and or flat, rub the Thermal Mud into it thoroughly.

NOTE:  When treating sarcoids, the healing process will allow the body to push out the sarcoid. The increased blood flow will start to drain the area which may lead to bleeding or swelling of the sarcoid.
TAKE NOTE THAT THE SARCOID IS NOT GROWING, IT EXPANDS DUE TO INCREASED BLOOD FLOW. IT IS ON ITS WAY OUT. JUST CARRY ON WITH THE TREATMENT AT THIS POINT AND DON’T GET DISCOURAGED!! ONCE THE WOUND IS DRAINED, THE GROWTH WILL EITHER SHRINK OR FALL OFF.

OPEN WOUNDS IN PETS

1. Pack Thermal Mud into the wound.
2. Apply 2 x per day. Before each application, it is VERY IMPORTANT TO WASH ALL of the old mud out of the wound with clean water and apply new Thermal Mud. Allow the mud to dry on the wound before the next application (if possible, cover the wound with plastic wrap after applying the Mud).
3. The animal will lick the Thermal Mud so it is very important to give Vermate orally. After 3 days the animal won’t lick the Mud off anymore if Vermate is given (10 to 20ml per day).
4. Clean the wound 2 x per day and re-apply the Mud. Let the Mud dry and wash off.

NOTE:  If there is already scar tissue present when starting with the Thermal Mud treatment, the scar tissue will rot away so don’t panic when the wound smells bad. Wounds with scar tissue can be covered 2 x per day for no longer than 1 hour at a time.