Same here, James.
The only thing I can think of on the bone marrow is to go through a university. There's the one number you can call... (Cornell, I think?) They would certainly be able to direct you to a place to have that done if there is one....
The mosquitoes... same thing. All I know that will stop the cat from licking off any medicine is an e collar.
tonya
"G. Lane" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
Hi James - Well, I'm into homeopathy for things like that, and would probably use either Ledum or Apis 6x a couple of times a day for two days and see if it helped. But I've never had that situation with a cat or dog, only me! When I get itchy poison ivy, I use either Rhus Tox 6x orally as above, or use Cortisone cream topically and it works great. However, the obvious problem is the kitty licking the cortisone cream - yuk! Not good. Sorry I can't help more...good luck to your friend.
Gloria
At 11:44 PM 9/24/2002 -0500, you wrote:
Hey all,
A person contacted me privately asking about options for
treating non-regenerative anemia related to FeLV. Epogen doesn't
seem to be an option, and this person wanted to know if anyone
here had any ideas. S/he lives in Cleveland, Ohio, and the idea of
bone marrow came up. Does anyone know if there is a vet in that
area who knows how to perform such a procedure?
On a non-FeLV-related matter, a friend contacted me about a
cat that had been bitten by mosquitos. Apparently, the cat licked
the bites to the point of infection. Does anyone have any ideas on
medications/ointments/deterrents to help heal the wounds and
keep her from licking them? Thanks so much for any and all
advice. Take care, and best wishes to all.
In loving memory of Vyvyan: March 20, 1988 - Augus! t 15, 1997
James G. Wilson- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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