Cherie,
In my opinion...... just that... my opinion. I would take this cat straight to the vet for a scraping for ringworm. If it is ringworm it's highly contagious and you would have a mess on your hands treating all your cats.
If it's ringworm it's an airborne fungus, so it's very hard to keep it contained.
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Cherie A Gabbert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Cherie A Gabbert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Also which one should I use, I attached a list there are so many different varieties of Goldenseal http://www.iherb.com/goldenseal2.html?ovmkt=2HNSTEDPIDQTHR46N88VVFOIH4&OVRAW=%22golden%20seal%22&OVKEY=golden%20seal&OVMTC=standardsame with gentian violetCan you help me with which one is best, how and when to administer, also duration....I really appreciate your help and insight.Cherie
"Gloria B. Lane" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:I've never used Fulvicin, but I wouldn't hesitate to use it. I'd probably
stop the Fulvicin and just use some Golden Seal. I've used Gentian Violet
recently on a cat (Sparkle)'s ears, had some fungus that looked like
ringworm. Did 1 or 2 applications , and it looks much better. May just do
some golden seal in water on them at this point.
Gloria
At 12:21 PM 2/20/2005, you wrote:
>I will look into that...and talk to her about Golden Seal, will there be
>any reaction with what she is using so far....it is Fulvicin and Microtek
>shampoo every 5 days.
>Thank you for your input
>
>"Gloria B. Lane" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
>For skin problems, I use Golden Seal or Gentian VIolet. My grandmother
>told us about gentian violet for ringworm,back in the 50's. I've never
>seen it not work. But it's messy, I always have to be careful about
>getting this purple stuff on so that it doesn't make a mess. Drug stores
>here still have it for a few dollars.
>
>Golden seal is used on open areas that need to hea. It's great too, not
>messy (a little yellow sometimes). I use it on scratches, wounds, mouth
>ulcers, etc. It's also an anti fungal. I get it at the health food store.
>
>FYI -
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>Gloria
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>At 05:08 PM 2/19/2005, Cherie A Gabbert wrote:
> >Hi all,
> >Just a question, the new kitty from Wisconsin, her hair has grown back on
> >her lower outer thigh (it was only broken at the shaft) there has been no
> >redness or any other skin nuance....the woman that she is with is using
> >Microtek (as a percaution) and giving her Fulvicin (again just as a
> >percaution), but now she said when brushed brown flakes come off...This
> >just does not sound like ringworm to me, and suggestions? I really want to
> >pick her up on Tuesday, but for my furr babies and son's sake I am a
> >little leary.
> >
> >Thanks
> >Cherie
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