Disclaimers to this story... Please note:

I am not a vet.

I have no medical experience.

I am not saying this product is a cure in any manner, shape, or form.

I really cannot guarantee it will work for your animal's skin condition.

All I am doing is letting you know what worked for MY dog. Maybe it can help you?

Here is Frankie's story

Frankie was born "blonde"... My Jack Russell was always fair... he was born with sky blue eyes (hence his name after Frank Sinatra - 'ol blue eyes), and always had a pink nose. As he hit puberty, his eyes turned hazel, but his skin always remained fair...

When he was about 3, he started showing a rash in his groin area. Within a few days, it quickly developed into eczema, which turned an angry red. It didn't appear VERY itchy, but it was clearly painful. Then black crusty pustules developed in about another day or so. It happened really fast!. The next day it started openly bleeding. The vet diagnosed him with squamous cell carcinoma...

The vet prescribed cortisone, but after a week, it didn't seem to be making much of a difference, and he was still having bleeding episodes. Fortuitously I then encountered a glycoprotein supplement, which was recommended to me. It is NOT advocated as a veterinary product. I tried it purely as a chance I was willing to take. I used it in combination with a course of cortisone pills that the vet prescribed. Within 2 days of starting it, the bleeding stopped, and the site started drying up.

After a week, the edges of the raw patches showed signs of new shiny growth, and two out of three black pustules had dried to the point of nearly falling off. I persevered with the product long after the cortisone course was finished. After three weeks the redness had subsided to the "pre cancer diagnosis" exczema stage. I dressed him in a UV preventions suit each day so he had no direct sun contact.. it was a long haul (this jacket can only be washed with Woolite - not cheap)! But it took another THREE MONTHS, before we got to the next level of a HUGE improvement!

I carried on with giving him a 50% dose for another TWO MONTHS, with continued improvements ... Thereafter I reduced the dose to 25% of the original dose for another month. In total - 7 months had passed. Now, I give him a very nominal therapeutic dose which amounts to about 1/8th of the original dose I started with. As long as I keep him on it, he remains in this condition. If I stop the product (which I tried once), he starts with the original rash. Of course, I restarted the treatment immediately and it subsided again....

This was the outcome after three-four months on a full dose, two months on 50% dose, and a month on 25% dose of the product. After three months, the condition started to heal exponentially more quickly. It seemed to be a distinct turning point. This is where we are now...5 years after the event!

If you wish to discuss further with me, my recipe for treating his condition, please leave me your name and email address. This advice comes at NO charge.