1. Feed good quality food–you will chase your tail if you feed poor quality food. It makes an environment the Candida thrive in.
2.Ditto about probiotics–I use UAS Labs or Ethical Nutrients brands. And it needs to be Bifidus—not acidophilus!
3.Tea Tree Oil can be fatally toxic–internally and externally. Garlic is usually refused (and not strong enough anyway to get the job done). Cats claw I haven’t used, but Pau dArco worked very well in cats.
4. Don’t give several antifungals at once. This is b/c the Candida adapts to them within 3 months and there won’t be anyplace to go when you need a new one. It will take a year or longer for complete removal of the overgrowth of Candida. She should look well before 3 months. Even after she looks well, antifungals and a good diet need to be continued for the embedded and dormant fungi to be addressed.
5. Rotate the anitfungals every 2 1/2 -3 months. It’s ok to rotate back onto one you have used before,–just give a break in between uses.
6. Quantity changes with strength of the remedy. I usually look at the directions for people and reduce it to 1/4 or less, of the recommendation for people. Quantities would change depending upon how many other remedies are given. Too many “cooks in the kitchen” can crash a body and healing will stop or take longer. So for a couple of reasons I wouldn’t give her everything at once.
7. Always start with smaller doses. Test first b/c of die off reactions or adverse reactions to remedies.
8. The antifungals I use for cats are:
a. GSE Proseed drops–1-2 drops as tolerated. This is mixed into food and can be bitter. Some cats care, some don’t! If she does, just use another antifungal.
b. Caproyl from Whole Approach is an oil and she should like it.
c. Silvagen from Ph-ion.com
d. Colostrum–tastes good!
e. Fresh wheatgrass juice.–can get at Albertson’s or Safeway or health food store. Can be mixed into food or milk. (see if cow’s milk bothers her. Can be highly allergenic) This is possibly the most important supplement. It can be fed everyday, 2-4 times per day with a break every now and then. Once a week or once a month or once every few months. Just depends upon the severity of the infection. If needed, give it continuously until she has been stable for at least a month. Then take a break. This is the best alkalizer for a sick body and cats usually love it!

These are tried and tested and have been used on very picky cats. You should have excellent results if you follow this plan! If you use other anitfungals, google them first and see if they can be safely used on cats.

To every-body’s good health,
Kathy

I don’t know about quantities. I was thinking to give her one remedy at-a-time, so as to know what works and what doesn’t. Is that a good idea, or should I just give her everything at once? How much of each should I give her, either one-at-a-time or together? In other words, would the quantities change of the remedies from the amounts given if given one-at-a-time to the amounts of each when given together?

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