My old vet had a friend of mine dab diluted clorox on the places with a cotton ball. Since it's on Bandy's face you would have to be extra careful though. She practically bathed those kittens in clorox (diluted 1 to 10 I think).tonyaGloria Lane [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: When I use the golden
I am going to order the IR on Sunday myself to get it here by Tues..I want to get this started asap..Will it help his inflammation with his legs, too? Bandy's eye spec. said that the prednisolone eye drops would irritate the ringworm..It would make it linger longer..in other words it is making
Thanks everyone for all the advice...Now I just need to figure out what to try...Belinda, I checked out those links. I may order from the petsbestrx...It sounded good, but I wish I knew someone that had tried it.. Right now Bandy is very sick..I took him to the vet on Thurs since he can't even
the humane society gave it to me when the kittens i was fostering got ringworm and 2 other vets recomended it.
I thought the program is just for fleas.
Michelle
Kerry, maybe you should have her get it overnighted by Revival so it will
get there on Tuesday.
Michelle
Phaewryn,
Thanks for the idea about the MSM I have some in the house because I
give it to Zevon, (our GSD with degenerative spinal mylopathy). What
dosage did you use for Bones? How is our girl these days? Starman has
been having a terrible time with itching lately. I've tried a number
of
For cats, it's a VERY tiny amount, like 1/8 teaspoon once a day. I didn't
have Bones on it for very long, she did great, and really, never needed it, I
think. I was thinking it might help, but she really bounced back fast on her
own! She's doing awesome... she would LOVE a HOME with
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From:
Kerry
Roach
To: Felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Wednesday, June 14, 2006 9:16
AM
Subject: Bandy and the ringworm
Hi everyone,
We have been away for awhile, just too much going on with this ringworm
and work...it is all I can do to tend to all
Hi everyone, We have been away for awhile, just too much going on with this ringworm and work...it is all I can do to tend to all of that... I am sorry for the losses some of you have had recently...you are always in our thoughts and prayers... Anyway, bandy's entire face has ringworm on it and
Kerry,
I am sorry to hear that Bandy is having such a tough
time kicking this damn ringworm!!! I hate ringworm!
I hope that the new meds the vet is prescribing are
going to work. Please keep us posted on how he does
with it.
:)
Wendy
--- Kerry Roach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone,
When I use the golden seal, I put it on every day. The kind without
alcohol, can go on the face too. The nutritional support sounds good
- the colostrum and interferon etc.
I was just looking at some other alternative stuff for one of my
kitties, and found this, which mentions ringworm -
Hi Kerry,
Sorry Bandy is having such a problem with the ringworm still, I was
looking up natural and other remedies for ringworm and I came across these:
http://www.newzealandnz.co.nz/discussions/showflat.php/Cat/0/Number/8264/an/0/page/0
Kerry,
It's good to hear from you. I was just thinking about you and Bandy and
all your babies. I'm so sorry to hear Bandy hasn't kicked the darn
ringworm yet, poor baby, (and poor you!). I'm glad he's eating, but
sorry to hear you guys haven't kicked those fevers yet. Hooray that his
the program does not workfor ringworm. all 8 here had it over the holidays and after a month of no results we useda spray and shampoo made by malaseb. for the face you use the spray on a cloth and wipe on their face. unfortunatly the spores can live in the house for up to 18 months. (so they can
I thought the program is just for fleas.
Michelle
In a message dated 6/14/2006 6:27:12 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
the program does not workfor ringworm. all 8 here had it over the holidays and after a month of no results we useda spray and shampoo made by malaseb. for
Actually, I am almost positive that someone said a long time ago that the Immuno-regulin helped her cat kick ringworm. I think ringworm gets more of a hold when cats have suppressed immune symptoms, like with FeLV, and the I-R gives the immune system a quick boost to help fight it. Maybe it
I agree, the ringworm could be so bad in his case due to immune system
issues. I'd definitely do anything I could to boost his immune system. I didn't
see vitamin C on your list of things you're feeding him.
I have NO idea if this is safe for sick cats or not (or if it might do
anything to
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