Cauliflower, canine papillomatosis, lithium antimony thiomalate, thuja 300cc

Abstract

Five dogs exhibited multiple cauliflower-like growths on the skin, primarily located on the face, ventral mandible, areas around the oral cavity, as well as on the legs and ventral abdomen. Similar growths were also observed on the dorsal and ventral surfaces of the tongue. These growths were grayish-white in appearance and were clinically diagnosed as canine papillomatosis. Initial treatments, including thuja 30cc (a homeopathic remedy), autoimmune therapy using serum, and topical applications such as Podowart and apple cider vinegar, were found to be ineffective. However, subsequent treatment with lithium antimony thiomalate successfully resolved the condition.