Before that, I used to do one or two dysplasia operations every week. Even in very advanced cases, cataracts can be arrested approximately seventy percent of the time, if the owner uses a natural diet along with nutritional therapy. They can kill some fleas. They can also kill some pets, and can do damage to children and adults handling the pet wearing the poisonous flea collar. With drugs, the animal has less of a chance of being cured than he has with natural therapy.
Most doctors worry about the bacteria.
When my clients observe the proper diet after initial treat-ment, there are rarely any of the 'normal' relapses. If they put the pet back on commercial food, then the cystitis comes back. Nutritional therapy improved the animals' health greatly and has given them years more of life. Once you've done that, you can just get rid of the tumors without any problem. With early cancer, the success rate rises above ninety percent.