Natural products for Pets
Natural help for those that need it
Iminohoney, natural honey from African regions where bees gather nectar from specific local plants that express imino sugars, beneficial for health, not found in other honeys from other areas of Africa or other regions of the world. A natural and harmless adjunct for health. While there are more than one beneficial imino sugar, Iminose A is the primary active component that is measured for its presence in sufficient concentrations to be beneficial.
One box contains 10 individual portions of honey which is a month's supply given once every 3 days - the recommended dose.
If your pet has diabetes or metabolic disease, please check with your veterinarian that a sugar-rich product like honey is safe before purchasing.
Testimonials
PLEASE NOTE
The following are customer accounts in their own words...
Holly the black Labrador
A 13-year-old black Labrador from Aberystwyth, UK, called Holly, developed lumps on
her lower lip which the vet expected would quickly spread to her lungs. Instead of
surgery or chemotherapy, Holly's owner Hazel gave her Iminohoney in her food
every three days for six weeks. The lumps cleared, never came back, and Holly had
a further 18 months of active life before developing arthritis.
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Matilda the Cocker Spaniel
Libby in the UK said "I have been feeding Iminohoney to Matilda, our 10yr old working cocker spaniel, for her oral melanoma (after she had surgery and tumors grew back), I continue to give it her every 3 days, it has shrunk most of them but one is still hanging in there, it is paler but not disappeared like the others (like a tiny blackberry on a stalk, dark in color to start with, then they seemed to lose their blood supply? and then get reabsorbed - apoptosis?)."
Rocky
Rocky, small dog aged 13 years and weight 9kg had multiple health problems including poor circulation and herniated cervical disks which prevented him being able to stand. Not an obvious cancer case but owner believed also had lung cancer and inflammation of spine improved by Iminohoney – incl. breathing problems.
He had neck surgery in September 2016 and in January 2017 started Iminohoney. In June he started to stand again and by September he was walking, eating, etc full of character mainly in the morning and the Iminohoney was stopped. The main effect of stopping the honey was that he had less strength in his legs and back, he still walks but got tired quickly and tended to fall down.
Bolly the Malamute
Bolly, a Malamute from Lincolnshire, England started taking Iminohoney three times a week
with his breakfast after cancer surgery which had discovered secondaries not
removed. His owner Alison said: "The treatment helped Bolly's wound to heal,
prevented him stiffening up in the evenings and stopped an upset tummy. He is
bouncing around and seems a much happier dog. I now swear by this honey, I think
it is brilliant, and have used it on my cat after he got an infected cat bite.
Bolly was given the all clear at a six month check-up".
Ole Blue the Tibetan Terrier
Ole Blue, a 12-year-old Tibetan Terrier from Cambridge, England, was diagnosed with a liver
tumor the size of a golf ball and secondary tumors in the lungs. The vet
recommended he was euthanized. After taking Iminohoney all his symptoms such as
general malaise and loss of bladder control went and he lived more than another
year in good health before dying of old age.
Veterinarian Trialing Iminohoney
Holistic cancer veterinarian Dr Birgit Ahlemeyer from Sussex, UK has been using Iminohoney in combination with her other treatments. She said: "I am passionate about treating animals with the most appropriate therapy or combination of therapies in order to improve their health and quality of life. I love that this honey is a natural product and I really believe that it can give an immunity boost to a sick animal."
Veterinarian Trying Iminohoney in Older Dogs
A veterinarian in Essex, UK has been trialing Iminohoney on four older dogs all with tumors
and has noticed an improvement in general wellbeing in all of them. None of the
tumors have grown any further. She said: "One dog is even doing things it hadn't
done for a while, like chasing squirrels."