My mycoplasma infection came back in full force last night. I think some of the IV-medication is preventing me from sleeping, so since I cannot sleep, I might as well make good use of my time. I’ve been up since 1am this morning. This is madness.
It so happened that a good friend’s cat has lymphoma, so I’m helping her source for information on supplements that might be helpful. At least from caregivers who have personally used them or someone who has used them.
I’m sharing this information here for anyone who might be interested, but please, please know that it is just a sharing. Kindly check with your veterinarian before using any of them on your pets if they have cancer. Please do not self-medicate. Always check with your vet. Not every cancer is equal. Not every pet is the same.
(1) 4Life Transfer Factors
This light blue bottle is the original Transfer Factors. A vet shared that his clients used this for their cats. Half the human’s dosage.
Website: https://malaysia.4life.com/
4Life has 4 pet products, but they are not registered in Malaysia; only available in the US. So Malaysians have used the above, some with success, some without. There are quite a number of testimonies too. I too have used the dark blue bottle (TF Plus Extra) for my dogs and cats but it was a very long time ago, and not for cancer, just for immune boosting. I cannot say for sure if it works, because when desperate, we try everything and anything and if our pet recovers, we are just so thankful, but at the end of the day, we cannot be sure what really worked!
However, there is now another dark blue bottle called 4Life TF Plus Advanced. This is for humans. It may be too strong for animals. Please check carefully.
A vet I asked is not sure if it helps with lymphoma. But some vets say it helps with other cancers. Some vets recommend it to their clients who have pets with cancer. But after asking friends who have used it, it’s just 50-50.
(2) Ocoxin
Website: https://www.shennong.com.my/product-page/ocoxin-pets
More affordable. Vet recommended.
(3) Taheebo I-Pets
Website: https://petscorner.com.my/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/IPETS-Landing-page_JPEG.pdf
Used by my friend for her dogs with cancer. Senior vet recommended.
(4) Bioresis
Website: https://bioresis.com/
I have used this for Daffodil’s armpit lump. It did shrink the lump a bit, but she was already a very old cat with a very, very old heart. She was active all the way until her very peaceful passing, living with the lump. She was 17 years old, grew up on the street for 10 years, fed by feeders before I moved to the neighbour to get her neutered. Daffodil was Ginger’s mother.
My pharmacist says Bioresis is effective for human cancer, but not lymphoma or leukemia. His clients use Bioresis with Transfer Factors for their cancers. He has no information on pets.
The website has: https://bioresis.com/pet-food/
(5) Moringa powder
You can find many brands of moringa powder on the market. My friend said her neighbour’s dog had cancer and after taking this brand of moringa powder, the tumour shrank.
A website: https://hillcrestvets.co.za/the-miracle-of-moringa/
My previous sharing about this: https://animalcare.my/2023/12/22/moringa-powder-for-pets-with-cancer-a-sharing/
Disclaimer: This entire blogpost is just a sharing. Kindly check all medication with your veterinarian before using it on your pets. Please do not self-medicate.
We wish you and your pets well and may never need these supplements for cancer. But life is unpredictable, and life is all about 50% hard work + 50% luck. If you ever need these supplements, we hope some of them work for your pets and bring them comfort and healing.