Bed wetting and Sickness

Question
My 3 year old dog Beau has been vomiting up her dinner for the past 3 and a half months. We went to the vet with her and the vet gave us some tablets and told us to starve her for 2 days and gave us a special pink powder for cows to put in her drink to keep her strength up. The medicine did not seem to help. We had a man come to our house to spray our garden with weed killer and he was spraying it when Beau was in the garden even though we said that he should not. Soon after that she was vomiting it has carried on for a long time it was everything she tried to eat and drink at first but recently it has got a bit better. Do you know what's wrong with her? Also even though she is kept outside all day and only brought in at night and even though she is fully house trained she has recently started wetting her bed again. Could she have an illness?


Answer
Hi Rhiannon :  Oh poor Beau-
Her immune system may have been HIT hard by the toxic chemicals - Here is my plan for your kid... All natural and safe:  Low cost too.
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Colloidal Silver - Will get rid of the toxins in the blood-
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YOU will need only 1 teaspoon 2 x per day - mixed into the food...

Let's go with Cranberry - 1 per day for urine health ..... will help to get rid of urine problems, and keep them away...
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Enzyme for the belly ( just one per day)
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I see that your Beau has been poisoned and it can take up to a year for the toxins to be filtered out of the system.
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