@Elizabeth Butterfly some of the answers here may help as well.

@Megan Macdonald can answer the best. Yes on the 3rd question, dilute with water for plants. You can add it to the cat dish. I haven't tried that, I have given it to cats with a syringe, mixed with a tiny amount of ginger water...one cat eats a poisonous plant outside sometimes. It saved her twice. You can see an immediate improvement. My oldest cat, it helped her tremendously.

Yes, try to leave fat out for the prep time (including the oil for skin) the liver shifts its focus from processing dietary fats to softening and loosening the bile and potential build-up within its pathways. This creates a perfect environment for the flush to work its magic. Myself personally, if I felt I needed a very small amount of fat to better sustain myself (usually 1 or 2 of those days it seems necessary for me). Depending on the season you are in, you can go towards the warmer foods or cooling foods as you have listed above. We usually avoid meat as well, so the broth may be better after the flush or just using a vegetable broth in its place during your prep days. The fasting, if you are vata, fasting may be too drying while prepping for the liver flush. You can test it out this time around and see how you do. As you noticed, Cate offered the FMD leading into the liver cleanse and some people did that process. I feel that the urine and adding in daily green juices or smoothies helped with hydration and also makes the fasting easier. If it feels right to you to do the water/pee fast first, I would try it. @Megan Macdonald any recommendations?

@Yulia Azriel pitta dosha may only tolerance a much smaller percentage of fermented foods. Cultured foods maybe better or trying miso. It takes some experimenting to see what foods work best and in what amounts. She may not have histamine intolerance.

Wow! You must feel so amazing after releasing those dark green stones. Excellent work!

@Juliet Cullins bilirubin stones.