MP Oil - Natural Treatment 4 Mange, Mites, Hot Spots, Itch Relief 4 Pets, People

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WELCOME TO OUR AUCTION & THANK YOU FOR VISITING!<br>Welcome to our auction & thank you for visiting! This auction is for your choice of one (1) 4 ounce, 8 ounce, 16 ounce or 32 ounce bottle of MP Oil. Current expiration dates are a minimum of 2 to 4 years away from purchase date. Auction wins received by noon PST, Mon-Fri (except holidays), will ship the same business day.<br>MP OIl<br>Natural, Effective Treatment/Remedy for Mange, Mites, Itch Relief, Skin Healing for People, Pets & Animals<br>For Dogs, Cats, Rabbits, Pigs, Guinea Pigs, Cows, Horses, People<br>MP Oil<br>is a natural effective treatment remedy for parasites such as lice and mites. This natural organic Mange Parasite Oil works well for mange mites in dogs, cats, rabbits, ferrets, goats, horses, and other infected beings.<br>What is mange?<br>Mange is a skin condition caused by mites. Scabies, demodectic or red mange, sarcoptic mange in dogs, nonoedric mange in cats, ceyletiella mange, and ear mites are all caused by mites.<br>Female mites tunnel beneath the skin of a dog or cat to lay their eggs, which hatch within ten days. Young mites mature and become adults, then lay their own eggs within approximately 21 days. Mites commonly prefer areas around the ears, elbows, hocks, and face. Some dogs will shake their ears frequently, which causes ear swelling. Continuous scratching and biting causes hair or feather loss, crusting, open wounds, scabs, and small itchy red bumps which if left untreated can become pyoderma. Pyoderma is a secondary bacterial infection. Scabies can eventually cause thick, elephant like, dark pigmented skin.Sarcoptic mange affects dogs, cats, and other animals, including people. It is caused by the notoedres mite that burrows under the skin causing intense itching, irritation, and skin thickening. Pets and animals scratch and/or bite at the affected areas. People can get scabies from handling an affected animal. Symptoms include intense itching, worse at night, affecting the inside of the arms, waist, chest, hands, or wrists. The mite cannot reproduce on human skin, as it does on furry and feathered animals, so the infestation is short lived and the mites die in approximately 3 weeks, UNLESS there is further exposure.<br>Veterinary diagnosis is made by taking skin scrapings or a skin biopsy of the patches of baldness.<br>Traditional veterinary treatment consists of weekly injections of Ivermectin for up to four weeks. However, Ivermectin is toxic to collies, Shetland sheep dogs, old english sheep dogs, and other breeds. For these ivermectin sensitive breeds, lyme sulfur or paramite are used. Medicinal shampoos, cortisone, and topical antibiotics are commonly given as well.<br>All mite, lice, and other parasite infections are very contagious, so all pets and animals are often treated simultaneously.<br>Mites, lice, and other parasites affect those with a lowered immune system, so it is always of utmost importance to keep the human, pet, and animal immune system strong and healthy.<br>We strongly recommend the following:<br>Feed natural Species Appropriate Nutrition.<br>Do NOT Vaccinate for at least 4 weeks AFTER a pet or animal with mange has completely recovered. Vaccines lower the immune system and contain toxic ingredients such as mercury, aluminum, formaldehyde, plus a variety of diseases. In many cases, IF vaccines have been previously given, we do not recommend giving ANY more to parasite infected dogs, cats, or other animals because of the devastating effect they can have on the immune system which can worsen or restart the parasite infestation cycle all over again.<br>Do NOT give traditional flea, tick, or heartworm preventatives. These things are POISONS and will further poison and lower the immune system. IF you have been giving these traditional preventative treatments to your dog or cat, this could be one of the many reasons their immune systems have succumbed to a mite infestation. Do NOT use traditional flea/tick collars either as they are toxic.<br>IF dealing with a dog or cat mite, lice, or other parasite infestation, feed them some raw chicken liver at least 2 to 3 days/week. Raw liver contains lots of easily assimilated vitamin A and is excellent for the skin and immune system, as well as helping to detox and cleanse the liver. Raw liver also contains lots of iron which again will help boost the immune system.<br>For horses, goats, llamas, rabbits, and other herbivores, feed them real foods rich in vitamin A and C, such as raw carrots, apples, etc.Keep kennels, stalls, coops, litter boxes, and b