has anyone ever tried any of their runny nose remedies? Milk dud is home from vet after teeth surgery however still stuffy and not eating on her own. i now have 2 bandaids over two bites on me and i do not look forward to any more forcefeeding never mind her damn meds--one of which is a painkiller. i'm hoping she'll calm down now she's home and can see her brother however i've got to keep her in a dog crate so i can take care of her. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "barbara Lowe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2003 5:25 PM Subject: Colds & Runny Noses
> March 03 > > > TO: OUR FELINE ONLINE NEWSLETTER READERS > FROM: FELINE MEDICINE CHEST > RE: RUNNY NOSE > > It seems like we have had tons of calls from customers all > over the country about their cat's constant runny nose. Several > have even had bloody noses that are worrying them and want to > know what we can do. > > The bloody noses are usually the easiest because this time of the > year all our houses are pretty dry. A bloody nose can come as > a result of very little humidity in the cat's environment. If > this simple solution isn't the answer, then we would recommend > you have your cat examined and see what the diagnosis might be. > > If the diagnosis is a cold, then we would use Systemajuv and > ProBac Adult to drive this virus out of the system. If this > cold persists for another two weeks, we would go after it with > a specifically formulated natural antiviral. > > Most of us know that an antibiotic cannot help a virus. In fact > the antibiotic can and does make things worse because it weakens > the immune system and pushes the problem further and further into > the body. The reason most vets prescribe an antibiotic is that lots > of viral infections start out as a bacterial problem and then become > a virus. > > Colds and runny noses come from a virus usually and this virus is > what you want to drive OUT of the body. Yes, herbs can and will > drive a virus out if one is persistent and diligent. We have > a more detailed discussion about what we do for our own kitties > and what we recommend to our customers. Please go to this link > for more detailed discussions: > http://www.petmedicinechest.com/feline/discussions/bacterialcondtext.asp > and then to this link for what we recommend as a remedy for a > viral condition: > http://www.petmedicinechest.com/feline/virusproblems.asp > > Since it is still winter up here in the North, we thought you might > like to know what we are encountering too. > > Best regards, > > Rose > www.felinemedicinechest.com > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > PS Pass this email on to a friend if you wish. > PPS If you would like to reprint this, go ahead, but make sure you > credit us as the authors and please include our contact information. > > > To unsubscribe or change subscriber options visit: > http://www.aweber.com/z/r/?LKwcTLRMDGyMHOwsTA== >
