Shortly after I posted the information about my father's remedy, people started emailing me about using this remedy for their dogs. I was really confused. No one ever talked about canine Valley Fever back when my father was treating humans. I no longer live in an area that is plagued with this disease, so I issued a plea for information from anyone willing to give this a try on their dog.

One person finally wrote a rather detailed email asking me for all the information I had collected on using sulfur to treat dogs. Feeling very frustrated after receiving several requests for information and no replies, I had to admit that I had nothing; no one had sent me any results. Undaunted by this lack of information, she decided to test this alternative and work out a process for treating her prize breeding dog: "Mel".

The name of this special person is Danielle Leto and she is my hero for all her work in developing a special formula for dogs. Moreover, Danielle did not just stop with her treatment of Mel. She reached out to others with sick dogs in the Mesa, AZ, area. Through trial and error she discovered that the dosage needed to be modified to work effectively with dogs. You can find her information on her website. [ Click here]

Thanks to Danielle's work there have been a number of dogs successfully treated with this alternative. As I stated before, she is certainly my personal hero on this remedy for dogs and I cannot say enough about her perseverance and contribution for working out the dog formula. I continue to get numerous emails thanking both of us for saving their pets.

A word of caution. If your pet has been on anti-fungal drugs for an extended period of time or has repeatedly been inoculated against various diseases, this remedy may prove little benefit. Danielle's Mel had other health problems that had compromised his immune system and he succumbed to that problem. That is one of the reasons Danielle stresses the supplemental regimen that she does.