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Is There a Treatment For Squirrel Pox?

9/18/2022

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Squirrel Pox is a viral condition that affects many wild squirrels in the form of fibrous tumors that can pop-up anywhere on the squirrel's body, (including internal organs,) that cause disfigurement in the appearance of the squirrel and will ultimately kill the squirrel if one forms on an internal organ. There seems to be endemic areas where the virus is passed to other squirrels so it is common to find more than one squirrel affected by this virus.


Up until this point there has not been an effective treatment for this condition and the recommendation has been to have the squirrels trapped and euthanized.

This condition is similar to one affecting humans in the form of Neurofibromatosis.

About 6 months ago I was thinking and praying about the possibility of coming up with some form of treatment for this condition. I asked God to point me in the direction of something that might effectively treat this. In my research I tried combining a powerful Immune System Modulator along with a powerful anti-viral substance. and offering it in the form of a FREE clinical trial. All I asked was for people trialing this treatment to send me before and after pictures of their results.

One of my customers asked me if I thought about adding another powerful anti-viral product to the protocol in the form of our treatment for mange in squirrels. She already had the drops on hand for treating Mange, so I told her to go ahead and add it to the treatment, but that I cautioned her to only give the Mange treatment once per week while giving the other treatment daily.

The squirrel pictured above is the squirrel she was treating. As you can see, there is extensive facial, leg, and abdominal lesions! Below, is the same squirrel after a month of treatment.


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As you can see, the Pox lesions have fallen off of the squirrel, and there are only a few spots where scar tissue has formed leaving slight imperfections in the fur!

This treatment has saved this squirrel from being euthanized and has dramatically improved its quality of life! 

We are very excited about these results and have other similar results from participants in this Clinical trial


Below I'm going to post another set of pictures from a customer who has a Black Squirrel who had massive involvement of the face. As you can see from the first picture, the left eye was completely covered with Pox lesions, while the right eye was rapidly being affected which would have rendered this squirrel completely blind!


As you can see, there is dramatic improvement in the face appearance after 4 weeks of treatment! All that is left is for hair to regrow to cover the raw areas where the Pox were attached!


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Elaine F's squirrel before picture.

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Elaine F's squirrel after picture

We are excited to be able to offer this treatment to anyone who has squirrels with the Pox Virus. For a limited time, we will be offering a money-back guarantee for results, ( minus any postage charges.) If you don't get results, we will give you back your purchase price!

Please go to our Web Page to order!

8 Comments
Frank
10/2/2022 04:12:18 pm

Hello! I found your website by mistake and boy was it a great mistake.iv been worried about a squirrel bite that didnt break skin . I tried hand feeding it and i assume it though my finger was a peanut. It didnt chomp down but i felt a pinch and i removed my hand. What worries me is rabies. I called medical info line and was told nothing but i need a tetanus. Iv read before squirrels dont get rabies your expertise would help ease my nerves
Thanks!

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Anise
8/9/2023 09:18:59 am

Can you direct me to the exact product? My beloved squirrel seems to have developed pox and I’m very concerned.

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BJ Miller
4/10/2024 04:48:11 am

i have had a lot of success with Seracenia Purpurea extract. i add turmeric and echinacea for anti inflammatory and immune support properties but the primary
therapy is the SPE. it has been a challenge to get this information out. finally, a few others have tried it with success. i recommend use six gentlemen for splenic support also.

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Jennifer
9/11/2024 03:34:31 pm

BJ Miller - How do you dose them? Would I be able to mix it into a very small amount of peanut butter and give it to them on a walnut? I am able to hand feed most of my squirrels and would love to know how I can dose them, in what amount, etc. as I am beginning to suspect at least 2 or 3 of mine are exhibiting possible early signs of pox. :( Please advise.

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Linda Daniel
6/24/2024 08:43:25 am

2024. SO excited to stumble across this site. The milk formula has my heart soaring. I live in Houston an have rescued many many baby squirrels. My mentor has passed recently, Clarissa, an she taught me all I know. She used whole milk scalded and I do too. But boy when I mentioned it on a chat years ago I got chewed out!! Want you to buy expensive pup milk formula and how I’m spreading misinformation. Delighted to see you are on board with an old recipe that is proven to work. The heavy cream is new but makes perfect sense for the fat. Anyone reading this can follow this easy to research web site. I’m just delighted!! Like getting affirmation for all these years of giving these sweet creatures the lift they needed, which I already knew.

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Clair Rhodes
8/11/2024 09:24:55 am

I can not find the name of your website from blog on squirrel nutrition.com. I am interested in the medicine for for squirrel that has this disease. Thank you!

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William Sells link
8/11/2024 08:45:24 pm

http://SquirrelNutrition.com

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Tamara
10/21/2024 12:35:35 pm

Reaching out for advice on a 4-5 week old grey, found after the last hurricane. Eyes just opened and Now presenting signs of lesions on back of legs and ankles with small spotting on lower belly. Any advice or help in the right direction is appreciated. The info online is very contradictory. Is there anything I can do to head it off now. Thank You so much.

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    William Sells is a Registered Nurse turned Squirrel Rehabber and Nutritionist. His passion is raising healthy, disease free squirrels through feeding them the right way and the treatment of common squirrel diseases. He's always open to questions and comments regarding Squirrels and their care and feeding.

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