I don't think I would wait 10 days to get her seen. Two weeks is
enough for me to go nuts.
On Apr 4, 2011, at 1:41 PM, Heather wrote:
I was just reading about bovine lactoferrin for the same reason--
seems worth
a try to me.
I've also seen flagyl/metronidazole mentioned (used in conjunction
with
antibiotics, I think)....perhaps you could ask your vet about this?
Trental is another thing I read about helping a difficult case.
On Mon, Apr 4, 2011 at 2:11 PM, Mary Lou <jerseydevil1...@yahoo.com>
wrote:
Okay guys we need your help big time. Abbey is felu and fel imun
positive.
She has stomatitis. Had 14 teeth, roots and all removed 2 wks ago.
Mouth
greatly improved but not all - in the back between upper and lower
still
red. Not on any meds for now. She will not lick lysine. Am going
to try to
water down lysine and get it in her or spread pill powder and mix
in food.
Would mixing bovine interferon maybe help? I am frantic to help
her. She
does not deserve this. Cannot pill. Feeding watered down a/d or
baby food or
fancy feast. She has a great appetite until she hits her sore area
with a
piece of food. She has 10 days til she goes back to the vet. He is
thinking
about steriods. Any ideas of what to do? I really don't want to
put her on
steriods unless nothing else to do. She is the baby that was
dumped by my
great neighbors and they moved leaving her outside with no food or
water or
anywhere to sleep unless she crawled under the slab of their house.
Abbey is the sweetest loving black cat. We apreciate any help you can
offer. Thank you.
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