This totally makes sense because the 6 month old kitty I have who is fighting a URI was also given Revolution after he was neutered last Friday. He has since lost some hair and has redness on the sides of him. I plan to call MY vet today to ask about them because I want to make sure they won't get any worse...why do vets use it on young weak kitties if they know it isn't good? It wasn't my vet who gave it...it was the vet who preformed the neuter on a sick kitty...not sure why any of the stuff was done to him that was because not only is he underweight but he also has a URI that is now worse because he was put under for the neuter...doesn't make sense to me...thank heavens it isn't my vet!!!
--- "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Revolution almost killed a member's cat here a few > years back, it's totally > NOT recommended for underweight, weak, sick, or > debilitated cats or kittens. > We were even successful at having the > internationally distributed label > changed to reflect that fact, as only their US label > said that warning (it's > called a different brand overseas - but it's the > same product). Just wanted > to mention it, since you said they treated momma cat > with it at the shelter. > I would never use it on a pregnant cat, even if the > label says it's OK. > > > Phaewryn > > http://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html > Special Needs Cat Resources > > http://www.iGive.com/html/refer.cfm?causeid=21303 > Sign up for iGive and a percentage of your purchases > helps save animals! > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
