Re: [Felvtalk] OT: cat bite

2013-12-16 Thread Margo


Same thing different label. Although one would think they could at LEAST 
eliminate the bubblegum flavor in the liquid before subjecting cats to it G.

Margo


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Sent: Dec 15, 2013 1:50 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] OT: cat bite

Right lol - I'd forgotten that Clavamox is the same stuff (or similar?) to 
Augmentin, just that it's the veterinary form.


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I'll weigh in with soap and water, betadine flush, topical antibiotic and 
Augmentin (tho it's usually the Clavamox form I have around) or Cephalexin.

Margo


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Sent: Dec 14, 2013 11:54 PM
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Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] OT: cat bite

Just had to add my 2 cents.  Lance, I always prefer Augmentin, and it's 
always worked well for me.  I usually clean the bite with cold water and 
hydrogen peroxide, and if I see the red lines creeping up my hand and arm, 
I head for the doctor (started to say vet) and get some Augmentin. One 
tried to give me something else, I forget what, but it irritated my 
sensitive tummy and I went back for Augmentin.  Fortunately haven't had a 
bite in a long time :)

Glad yours is doing well.

Gloria



On Dec 14, 2013, at 7:56 PM, Christiane Biagi wrote:

 Listen, I had one cat, the late great Little Boy, who bit me twice over 
 the
 years and each time I had to spend the night in the hospital for iv
 antibiotics.  Thing is some cats have this bacteria in their mouth
 (Pasteurella multocida) and he was one of them.  If that bacteria gets 
 into
 your bloodstream, it can quickly lead to sepsis.  He was the only cat I 
 had
 who had that bugger and he was sweet as pie but a bite was a bad thing.
 Look for a red line going u your arm...if you start seeing it--go to 
 eroom
 as you want to stop infection from hitting lymph nodes and causing 
 sepsis.

 -Original Message-
 From: Felvtalk [mailto:felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org] On Behalf Of
 Lance
 Sent: Saturday, December 14, 2013 7:08 PM
 To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
 Subject: [Felvtalk] OT: cat bite

 Hi everyone,

 During play, one of our cats bit me earlier today. I tried to get to an
 urgent care clinic, but they decided to stop seeing people at 4:30 pm.
 despite listing hours as 9-5. Real nice. ;-)

 Anyway, I'm wondering how worried I should be. A lovely pic of the bite 
 can
 be seen here:

 https://www.evernote.com/shard/s201/sh/fc76bb30-31ff-40ed-80b1-4f499d5461e4/
 4adec821f3519913f482848c4c5f730b

 It seems much more superficial and scratchy rather than being a deep
 puncture wound, and FYI, you're looking at my right arm about two inches
 above my elbow.

 We have doxycycline in the house, but the last time I was bitten, I took
 augmentin. Would prefer to do that, but I'm out of luck for the night,
 unless I feel like a high-costing trip to the ER (I'm currently
 inusrance-less, as luck would have it).

 Has anyone used doxy for cat bites? What symptoms around the bite should 
 I
 be looking for that indicate its seriousness? I can get in to the urgent
 clinic tomorrow morning at 9, and the bite happened this afternoon at 
 3:45.
 Hopefully that gives me a little time. I know that none of you are MDs
 (well, I don't know that for sure), but would appreciate input.

 Thanks,

 Lance
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Re: [Felvtalk] TESTING

2013-12-16 Thread Lorrie
Lee, all you have written is SO true. Testing is never definitive and
being positive or negative for FelV is very iffy. How are Sampson and
Deliliah after the exposure to Callie?

Lorrie 


On 12-15, Lee Evans wrote:
With Callie's weird stools, I don't feel it would be lymphoma. More
likely, if it happens on a schedule, as you said every few weeks, it's
environmental. Does your mom have the house cleaned with something that
Callie could inhale or ingest? Does she buy different cat foods for the
cats? Maybe run out of one cat food, buy another every few weeks? Check
out things like that.

Well, I'm not a big fan of testing any more. My poor Bunny was tested
when she was brought to me and was positive for FeLv. I kept her more
than the required time, retested and she was negative. We all cheered.
She lived with me a little under a year from then. She came as an 8
month old teen, was spayed and given the rabies vaccine. Stayed healthy
after her retest until October of this year. Then she just faded. She
stopped playing, stopped being a silly nuisance to Delilah and Samson
and finally stopped eating. I took her to the vet because I noticed her
gums looked pale. Not flea anemia. He retested her and she was positive
for FeLv. He explained that maybe the first test was a false negative
or maybe the virus was lurking in the bone marrow as well as the
regular place in the blood. He gave her a vitamin shot, gave her
anti-biotic shot and she seemed to rally for a couple of days, ate a
bit, then on Oct. 31 she just lay down in the bed I made for her on the
floor and passed away. So, tests are just that - tests but they are not
crystal balls and can't predict what will happen to a cat in the future
when it comes to FeLv. Bunny would have been two years old in April,
2014. On the other hand, Moses, who overcame the positive FeLv
diagnosis and turned negative, is still with me after 7 years.
 

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Re: [Felvtalk] Cat Bite

2013-12-16 Thread Lorrie
I use vet, bird, aquarium antibiotics frequently. They are exactly
the same as human drugs and you save a bundle of money!

Lorrie

On 12-15, Jill Eisenbraun wrote:

 I recently had an abscessed tooth and treated it with aquarium
 antibiotics, the triple sulfa powder you can buy in any aquarium shop.
 Worked like a charm and only cost me $13!
 
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Re: [Felvtalk] on another note...

2013-12-16 Thread Lorrie
I can understand your mom's reluctance to have Callie retested, but
I'd rather know one way or the other.  However, I have had extensive
experience with FelV pos. cats and I have never seen diarrhea as a
symptom of the virus.

Lorrie


On 12-15, Lance wrote:

 The bite seems to be about the same as it was yesterday, though maybe a
 little less red where the actual teeth penetration occurred. Fortunately,
 no pink lines are other odd marks have showed up near the wound. I didn?t
 go to the clinic, since things look like they?re doing well. My health has
 been a little funky for the last six months, but I feel like my immune
 system is in reasonably good shape.
 
 Anyway, some of you may remember that my FeLV+ (Ember) probably bit an
 FeLV- (Callie) who hasn?t been vaccinated since her kitten days seven
 years ago. Callie, who was almost definitely FeLV- before this encounter,
 tested negative at 37 days post-exposure, but she wasn?t retested at the
 usual 90 day mark. She?s my mom?s cat, and my mom is reluctant to test. I
 think she just doesn?t want to know. While I understand that, the anxiety
 from not knowing occasionally really gets to me, and there are things we
 could do for Callie to prolong her life, despite what my parents seem to
 think.
 
 Callie has had bouts of diarrhea since the encounter. I don?t know if she
 had anything like this before it, as I didn?t really pay close attention
 to that aspect of her life. She had frequent runny poops in June and July
 (around the time of the negative FeLV test), then the frequency went down,
 **as far as I know and have been told**.
 
 Since around August, the runny poops hit daily for one to three days every
 three to four weeks. Again, this is from what I can gather. Earlier today,
 Callie had a normal poop, but in the same bowel movement, there was some
 watery stool on top of the normal stuff. If she?s positive, what could
 this be, other than lymphoma? If she ISN?T positive, then what might this
 be? Very odd that it happens every few weeks.
 
 Thanks,
 
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[Felvtalk] Said goodbye to Terence (and also got a bite!)

2013-12-16 Thread Katherine K.
We said good bye to one of our 8 month old FeLV kittens, Terence,
yesterday. He had been declining for a couple of weeks and was very thin,
and definitely not as active has his 3 siblings still are. We tried making
him eat wet food but it just wasn't working and the last day or two we
didn't hear any purring. So we felt it was time for him to be in a better
place.

As the vet was giving him the first injection to anesthetize him he
squirmed around and bit me on the first knuckle and cuticle area of my
finger. I've been scratched millions of times by cats  and know how to
clean scratches, but had never actually been bitten. I had been following
this thread all weekend so I let it bleed out, then cleaned it up after we
got home with him. Overnight my finger swelled up and looks infected, and I
have a strange pain in my armpit (same arm) that I'm wondering if it's
related.

I took a couple of Cephalexin doses but I'm going to the doc this morning
since it's still pretty painful and swollen.

We've had Terence and his siblings since they were 2 weeks old back in
April. Yesterday was a bittersweet day but I'm relieved knowing he's no
longer languishing. I'm also grateful for this listserv.

Katherine
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Re: [Felvtalk] Said goodbye to Terence (and also got a bite!)

2013-12-16 Thread dlgegg
It is hard to let them go, but now he is in a better place and knows no pain.  
We are the only ones suffering.  I am sure that God will send you another soul 
to look after, He always does for me.  You won't forget Terence, but a new one 
gives you someone else to love and eases the pain.

 Katherine K. kaths...@gmail.com wrote: 
 We said good bye to one of our 8 month old FeLV kittens, Terence,
 yesterday. He had been declining for a couple of weeks and was very thin,
 and definitely not as active has his 3 siblings still are. We tried making
 him eat wet food but it just wasn't working and the last day or two we
 didn't hear any purring. So we felt it was time for him to be in a better
 place.
 
 As the vet was giving him the first injection to anesthetize him he
 squirmed around and bit me on the first knuckle and cuticle area of my
 finger. I've been scratched millions of times by cats  and know how to
 clean scratches, but had never actually been bitten. I had been following
 this thread all weekend so I let it bleed out, then cleaned it up after we
 got home with him. Overnight my finger swelled up and looks infected, and I
 have a strange pain in my armpit (same arm) that I'm wondering if it's
 related.
 
 I took a couple of Cephalexin doses but I'm going to the doc this morning
 since it's still pretty painful and swollen.
 
 We've had Terence and his siblings since they were 2 weeks old back in
 April. Yesterday was a bittersweet day but I'm relieved knowing he's no
 longer languishing. I'm also grateful for this listserv.
 
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Re: [Felvtalk] Cat Bite

2013-12-16 Thread Lee Evans
Well, this is the real American Dream, to be able to treat yourself like a fish 
if you haven't any money while those who have money are keeping most of us from 
being treated like humans due to overpricing of medications and very little 
affordable health insurance.  AndI'm off my soap box and back to my litter 
boxes. 





On Monday, December 16, 2013 6:26 AM, Lorrie felineres...@frontier.com wrote:
 
I use vet, bird, aquarium antibiotics frequently. They are exactly
the same as human drugs and you save a bundle of money!

Lorrie

On 12-15, Jill Eisenbraun wrote:

 I recently had an abscessed tooth and treated it with aquarium
 antibiotics, the triple sulfa powder you can buy in any aquarium shop.
 Worked like a charm and only cost me $13!
 
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Re: [Felvtalk] Said goodbye to Terence (and also got a bite!)

2013-12-16 Thread trustinhim13

so very sorry about baby terrence.



On Mon, Dec 16, 2013 at 7:36 AM, Katherine K. wrote:


We said good bye to one of our 8 month old FeLV kittens, Terence,
yesterday. He had been declining for a couple of weeks and was very 
thin,
and definitely not as active has his 3 siblings still are. We tried 
making

him eat wet food but it just wasn't working and the last day or two we
didn't hear any purring. So we felt it was time for him to be in a 
better

place.

As the vet was giving him the first injection to anesthetize him he
squirmed around and bit me on the first knuckle and cuticle area of my
finger. I've been scratched millions of times by cats  and know how to
clean scratches, but had never actually been bitten. I had been 
following
this thread all weekend so I let it bleed out, then cleaned it up 
after we
got home with him. Overnight my finger swelled up and looks infected, 
and I

have a strange pain in my armpit (same arm) that I'm wondering if it's
related.

I took a couple of Cephalexin doses but I'm going to the doc this 
morning

since it's still pretty painful and swollen.

We've had Terence and his siblings since they were 2 weeks old back in
April. Yesterday was a bittersweet day but I'm relieved knowing he's 
no

longer languishing. I'm also grateful for this listserv.

Katherine


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Re: [Felvtalk] Cat Bite

2013-12-16 Thread Marcia
I use them too...you can type the number, color and type of pill it is ( round, 
oblong tablet or capsule. You will find that they are all generic human 
antibiotics. I have used them on my cats and dogs for years. And myself. But 
they must be used with respect.(-:

Sent from my iPad

 On Dec 16, 2013, at 6:20 AM, Lorrie felineres...@frontier.com wrote:
 
 I use vet, bird, aquarium antibiotics frequently. They are exactly
 the same as human drugs and you save a bundle of money!
 
 Lorrie
 
 On 12-15, Jill Eisenbraun wrote:
 
 I recently had an abscessed tooth and treated it with aquarium
 antibiotics, the triple sulfa powder you can buy in any aquarium shop.
 Worked like a charm and only cost me $13!
 
 Jill and kitties
 
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Re: [Felvtalk] Cat Bite

2013-12-16 Thread Marcia
Honestly the one thing that I use for infections most is Oregano Oil. Take it 
by mouth and use it on the wound. My son in law had MRSA on his arm. They cut 
it out and sent him home. My daughter started using oregano oil in his wound. 
And also upped his protein intake. At the next appt with the infectious disease 
specialist, the Dr said she had never seen anyone heal so fast! She asked if 
her team could come in and take a look at how well the oregano oil worked on 
the wound. It also kills ringworm extremely fast on humans. 
Another is Vetericyn. It's fantastic(-: 

Happy Holiday everyone(:
Marcia

Sent from my iPad

 On Dec 16, 2013, at 5:29 PM, Lee Evans moonsiste...@yahoo.com wrote:
 
 Well, this is the real American Dream, to be able to treat yourself like a 
 fish if you haven't any money while those who have money are keeping most of 
 us from being treated like humans due to overpricing of medications and very 
 little affordable health insurance.  AndI'm off my soap box and back to 
 my litter boxes. 
 
 
 
 On Monday, December 16, 2013 6:26 AM, Lorrie felineres...@frontier.com 
 wrote:
 I use vet, bird, aquarium antibiotics frequently. They are exactly
 the same as human drugs and you save a bundle of money!
 
 Lorrie
 
 On 12-15, Jill Eisenbraun wrote:
 
  I recently had an abscessed tooth and treated it with aquarium
  antibiotics, the triple sulfa powder you can buy in any aquarium shop.
  Worked like a charm and only cost me $13!
  
  Jill and kitties
  
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Re: [Felvtalk] Said goodbye to Terence (and also got a bite!)

2013-12-16 Thread Avaykn
I'm so sorry for your loss.
We have all been there and it's heartbreaking to have to go through this!
God bless you, 

Sent from my iPhone.

 On Dec 16, 2013, at 20:13, trustinhi...@charter.net wrote:
 
 so very sorry about baby terrence.
 
 
 
 On Mon, Dec 16, 2013 at 7:36 AM, Katherine K. wrote:
 
 We said good bye to one of our 8 month old FeLV kittens, Terence,
 yesterday. He had been declining for a couple of weeks and was very thin,
 and definitely not as active has his 3 siblings still are. We tried making
 him eat wet food but it just wasn't working and the last day or two we
 didn't hear any purring. So we felt it was time for him to be in a better
 place.
 
 As the vet was giving him the first injection to anesthetize him he
 squirmed around and bit me on the first knuckle and cuticle area of my
 finger. I've been scratched millions of times by cats  and know how to
 clean scratches, but had never actually been bitten. I had been following
 this thread all weekend so I let it bleed out, then cleaned it up after we
 got home with him. Overnight my finger swelled up and looks infected, and I
 have a strange pain in my armpit (same arm) that I'm wondering if it's
 related.
 
 I took a couple of Cephalexin doses but I'm going to the doc this morning
 since it's still pretty painful and swollen.
 
 We've had Terence and his siblings since they were 2 weeks old back in
 April. Yesterday was a bittersweet day but I'm relieved knowing he's no
 longer languishing. I'm also grateful for this listserv.
 
 Katherine
 
 
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Re: [Felvtalk] Cat Bite

2013-12-16 Thread dlgegg
I am leary of drs. who want to see/know about herbs, etc. as they might report 
you for practicing medicine without a license.  

 Marcia marciabmar...@gmail.com wrote: 
 Honestly the one thing that I use for infections most is Oregano Oil. Take it 
 by mouth and use it on the wound. My son in law had MRSA on his arm. They cut 
 it out and sent him home. My daughter started using oregano oil in his wound. 
 And also upped his protein intake. At the next appt with the infectious 
 disease specialist, the Dr said she had never seen anyone heal so fast! She 
 asked if her team could come in and take a look at how well the oregano oil 
 worked on the wound. It also kills ringworm extremely fast on humans. 
 Another is Vetericyn. It's fantastic(-: 
 
 Happy Holiday everyone(:
 Marcia
 
 Sent from my iPad
 
  On Dec 16, 2013, at 5:29 PM, Lee Evans moonsiste...@yahoo.com wrote:
  
  Well, this is the real American Dream, to be able to treat yourself like a 
  fish if you haven't any money while those who have money are keeping most 
  of us from being treated like humans due to overpricing of medications and 
  very little affordable health insurance.  AndI'm off my soap box and 
  back to my litter boxes. 
  
  
  
  On Monday, December 16, 2013 6:26 AM, Lorrie felineres...@frontier.com 
  wrote:
  I use vet, bird, aquarium antibiotics frequently. They are exactly
  the same as human drugs and you save a bundle of money!
  
  Lorrie
  
  On 12-15, Jill Eisenbraun wrote:
  
   I recently had an abscessed tooth and treated it with aquarium
   antibiotics, the triple sulfa powder you can buy in any aquarium shop.
   Worked like a charm and only cost me $13!
   
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Re: [Felvtalk] Cat Bite

2013-12-16 Thread dlgegg
What site do you go to for them?


 Marcia marciabmar...@gmail.com wrote: 
 I use them too...you can type the number, color and type of pill it is ( 
 round, oblong tablet or capsule. You will find that they are all generic 
 human antibiotics. I have used them on my cats and dogs for years. And 
 myself. But they must be used with respect.(-:
 
 Sent from my iPad
 
  On Dec 16, 2013, at 6:20 AM, Lorrie felineres...@frontier.com wrote:
  
  I use vet, bird, aquarium antibiotics frequently. They are exactly
  the same as human drugs and you save a bundle of money!
  
  Lorrie
  
  On 12-15, Jill Eisenbraun wrote:
  
  I recently had an abscessed tooth and treated it with aquarium
  antibiotics, the triple sulfa powder you can buy in any aquarium shop.
  Worked like a charm and only cost me $13!
  
  Jill and kitties
  
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Re: [Felvtalk] Cat Bite

2013-12-16 Thread dlgegg
I get on that soapbox a lot.  I use alternative meds and acupuncture more than 
modern medicine

 Lee Evans moonsiste...@yahoo.com wrote: 
 Well, this is the real American Dream, to be able to treat yourself like a 
 fish if you haven't any money while those who have money are keeping most of 
 us from being treated like humans due to overpricing of medications and very 
 little affordable health insurance.  AndI'm off my soap box and back to 
 my litter boxes. 





On Monday, December 16, 2013 6:26 AM, Lorrie felineres...@frontier.com wrote:
 
I use vet, bird, aquarium antibiotics frequently. They are exactly
the same as human drugs and you save a bundle of money!

Lorrie

On 12-15, Jill Eisenbraun wrote:

 I recently had an abscessed tooth and treated it with aquarium
 antibiotics, the triple sulfa powder you can buy in any aquarium shop.
 Worked like a charm and only cost me $13!
 
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