Replies on Reason #1 to Fire Your Vet: Annual Vaccinations

Hello! My elderly cat used to have seizures. There are certain medication which lower the seizure threshold. For example: revolution plus. The vets I was going to KNEW she was having seizures, yet they were still prescribing her this flea medication. She went out very rarely and there was no reason for her to be on this seizure inducing med. So: 1) go to internet and look up all medication she is on and ask if it lower seizure threshold - if they put her on new medication for tape worm, look that up especially. Secondly, notice exactly what happened before the seizures. It took me a while to notice that my cat had startle seizures or noise induced seizures. Good luck!!

Good morning,
I read your story yesterday, and thought about your poor kitty all night. I spoke with my mother this morning, and we came up with a plan for you.
Gather the following herbs and make a tincture to relieve your feline:
Liquid Skullcap (for the nervous system), Slipper Elm powder (for nutrition & healing), liquid Lobelia (4 drops, will tell the tincture where to go), liquid Frankincense (anti-seizure), liquid Wheat Grass (cell-restructurer and energy), liquid cayenne (for circulation) and DISTILLED WATER (no other water can be used; it will assist in detoxification).
Take 2 Tsp. slippery elm powder and put it in a small mixing bowl. Add 1 dropper of Skullcap and 1 dropper Frankincense. 2 drops of liquid Cayenne, 4 drops of Lobelia and 1/8 cup wheatgrass (you need to liquefy it). Mix all ingredients so that the consistency is like a syrup. If it is too thick, add small amounts of distilled water until you get the desired consistency. Administer by plastic syringe into your kitty's mouth morning, noon, afternoon, and evening. If you work, do this two times a day; three times a day would be best tho.
I hope you have success with your kitty! Keep me posted as to how he does! I will check back to this wonderful website to see his progress!