Just what I was thinking - a humidifier. I also use a homeopathic
treatment for nosebleed - Arnica. Either liquid or tiny little
pills, Works well.
Gloria
On Nov 18, 2005, at 10:19 AM, Barb Moermond wrote:
I would get a humidifier going and, if you can get him to sit in
the bathroom with you - some steam treatments. The moisture will
help. My Bandit had a similar thing when he was wee, a sneeze and
there's a red blotch on the wall in front of him. With Bandit, it
cleared up by itself and steam helped.
gary <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
One of my FeLV + guys seems to be emitting a drop or two of blood
when he sneezes. When I first got him and his sister they came
down with a slight URI and I gave them Cefa drops and it cleared
the female completely and I thought it had cleared Timmy also but
he was still sneezing occassionaly but no noticible nasal
discharge. Lately I have noticed a few little smears of blood on
the bedding and yesterday I saw him sneeze while sitting on the big
cat bed and I found a spot of partially coagulated blood - like my
wife gets when she blows her nose in the winter when it is very dry
out - I'm sure it came from when Timmy sneezed. Other than this he
seems just fine, good appetite, shinny coat, bright clear eyes, etc.
He is semi-feral and a close examination would not be a one man
job. He will sometimes let me pat him and I have picked him up for
a few seconds but you can tell he is very nervous about it. Made
the mistake once of moving to quickly when I picked him up. He is
not aggresive and has never tried to bite but I don't think an exam
would be casual. Unlike his sister, Sweet Pea, who is just that.
Gary
Barb+Smoky the House Puma+El Bandito Malito
"My cat the clown: paying no mind to whom he should impress. Merely
living his life, doing what pleases him, and making me smile."
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