Michelle,
Bramble and your family are in my thoughts and prayers, he's such a
fighter! Can you tell if his sight is still slowly improving? Thank
goodness his seizures seem to have stopped.
I had read that not covering feces in the litter box can be indicative
of status, (lower ranking kitties tend to bury deeper), my Queen Ursula
has never covered up! If he's always left his 'calling card' in plain
sight, it may not have anything to do with his feeling poorly.
Thank you for passing the info on from that nice vet you met. (Did you
ask him where he normally practices??). It does makes sense not to
apply flea meds of any kind near an injection site, or open wound, but I
wouldn't have known how dangerous it was without your warning. I
certainly won't use any on my feral GG when I dose her for her earmites,
she's scratched the side of her neck open!
Nina
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So sorry to hear of the problems that a couple of you have been having
but thankgoodness the kittens temperature is normal.
Bramble is still getting along although he his stools are loose (he
has never covered it up properly since the day I got him - he just
scratches at the tray instead of the litter so Buddy goes in to cover
up for him bless her) but that could be the transfer factor. I haven't
sen anymore seizures and had an interesting conversation with one of
the other vets at the branch where he goes. This guy had been brought
in from another surgery for the day. He said he has seen so many cats
have seizures after fleaz meds but theres no proof so many companys
and vet dissmiss it. He says often an unsuitable product for the cat
or interaction with other stuff. One point he made was that flea stuff
should never be used anywhere near a recent injection site which I
guess make sense but no other vets warned of if when I started the
interferon. He is still partially sighted but appears quite
comfortable for now.
Michelle L, Bramble, Buddy & Minstrel
