Giving pet MMS

Thank you for helping me with this problem. 10 years ago when she had Immune Mediated Haemolytic Anaemia (equivalent to aplastic anaemia in humans) we started her on half a drop and worked up to about 4 drops three times a day which was recommended at that time. How it is ingested has changed so much over the years and I really like that she can take it without the activator. Even though we have had a lot of success with MMS over the years I am still apprehensive about how this will work out for her as it is taken differently and also the vet said she would be on antibiotics and the special food for life. We could have an operation to remove the area of her bowel that has been affected but I would rather try MMS first. I have stopped the antibiotics today and she will be on the special food until we run out (2 weeks) so I will let you know how she gets on. For me it is a leap of faith even though we have so many successes (Gall stones, Hepatitis B, Cancer, Blocked Bile Duct, to name a few).
Again, thank you for your help.

... the vet said she would be on antibiotics and the special food for life.

Antibiotics for life? What a crazy idea! I presume the vet sells the "special food" along with the antibiotics?

Haha! Yes, they do. I cannot get it at a pet store.

It has now been three months since I wrote you to about my little dog, Kitty. We cannot believe how good she is right now. Everyone can see how much happier she is. I still give her MMS in her water and I'm wondering now that she is doing so well if I can quit giving it to her? Her hair looks better even and I'm hoping that it will look even better in 12 months time. I also rang up the vet and told them what I had done - it was only reception I spoke to and it would have been nice to get a call from the vet but not so. Que sera!

There is one way to find out if she still needs MMS in her water. Let us know what happens.