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Rylee's story · Warts · 2017

One wart became five.
Gone by week three.

The vet said wait. Rylee's family had nothing to lose, so they went looking for another way, and got their puppy back.

Rylee, a golden retriever, grinning
Rylee's mouth with papilloma warts
Rylee's mouth about three weeks in, warts nearly gone
September 1 · clear, and grinning

Our vet said there was nothing to do but wait.
A week later there were five, growing fast.

— Rylee's family, Quebec, CA
The photos his family sent

From five growing warts
to a golden's grin.

Rylee's own family documented it. No edits, no enhancements.

BeforeRylee's mouth with papilloma warts
August 18 · one wart became five
AfterRylee's mouth about three weeks in, warts nearly gone
September 1 · about three weeks in
AfterRylee, a golden retriever, grinning
Clear, and back to playing

Real photos from Rylee's family. Used with permission.

One wart.
Then five.

Rylee was a year and a half old when a papilloma wart showed up in her mouth. Her family took her to the vet, who said there was nothing to do but let it run its course.

A week later there were five, and they were growing fast. Because papilloma is contagious, Rylee couldn't play with other dogs. For a young golden retriever, that's most of what life is about.

Her family was skeptical. But, as they put it, they had nothing to lose. So they went looking for another way.

Rylee's situation at 18 months
One papilloma wart became five
Growing fast, week over week
Contagious to other dogs
Couldn't play or socialize
Vet advised only waiting
A young dog missing out

A few drops
in her food.

Rylee's family started her on three products, all added right to her meals: Tincture of Black Leaf, Ox-E Drops diluted in a little water, and Antioxidant Treats every day.

They kept the routine simple and took photos along the way, not sure yet whether any of it would work.

We figured we had nothing to lose. So we started.

— Rylee's family
What Rylee's family used

Black Leaf, Ox-E Drops
and Antioxidant Treats.

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Shrinking within a week.
Gone by week three.

Within a week, the warts were visibly shrinking. By about three weeks they were basically gone, and Rylee could get back to being a puppy with her friends.

A simple daily routine gave her back the thing she'd missed most: other dogs to play with.

She's back to playing with every dog at the park. We're so glad we tried.

— Rylee's family
Rylee, a golden retriever, happy and playing
Today · Back to playing
Today

Back with
her friends.

Rylee is a happy golden again, back to playing with the dogs she'd had to stay away from. Her family got to the root of it at the bowl and gave her back the thing she missed most.

— With gratitude, Rylee's family
Story shared with permission
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