Does this help clear up absess from a bite on a cat's head? An outdoor cat I take care of has a wound on her head.
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Bites are very serious for cats, I wish I could say yes to vibactra. I don't think it is potent enough. We have had problems with a cat who was previously I'll, we ended up at the vets . However if you think the cat you are helping is healthy , vibactra may help in your case. If you can handle the cat , the best thing we have done in the past was to clean the wound with peroxide daily ,until you see improvement. It is very effective. I hope this helps you.
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It would help but you would have to give 3 times a day. If you have read tree oil I would put that on the cats head. We had a stray with a huge abscess from a dog bite. We used tea tree oil and it cleared up the infection in 3 days. You may need to use a warm tissue and press out some of the infection. But I would use tea tree oil first. As my cat has been on the medicine for a week with sinus infection.. It's homeopathic so it takes a little longer. Tree tree oil works fast on open wounds. Hope this helps
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I'm sorry I don't know. It's a great treatment for respiratory issues and areas, but I've never noticed or had reason to observe it's possible effect on external wounds or injuries. I've considered purchasing the Zymox topical ointment with hydrocortisone, but have never done so. It has great reviews. I wish you good luck, and thanks for taking care of that outside kitty.
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Hi Cierra, thank you for your question. We are honestly sorry we could not respond you earlier.The efficiency of the product really depends on your cat's actual oral condition. Dental fresh Mouthwash should be given to pets between regular dental cleanings. It helps to improve the dental health however acts as a prevention rather than cure if the pet is suffering from more serious dental problems.We hope this helps.
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Oops! Just noticed that this was a question and not an ad...sorry, but I have not used this product for that purpose, but I wonder if it might help to spray it on a cloth near the door to help calm the cat down so it wouldn't be so persistent? Small old wash cloths or hand towels come in real handy in order to spray them instead of surfaces--and you can move them to various locations, saving the use of the spray. I would spray it intermittently in the area the cat is in during the day (I spray it on the edge of each cat bed and near where they eat--also in the living room in strategic locations you might try spraying it outside the door your cat is scratching as well , taking care to avoid spraying it where they might get it on their fur and lick it off). I sprayed it on the a blanket inside a crate when I took one of my stressed cats to the vet, and they used pheromones when she arrived, and she was affectionately writhing around, allowing the vet and technicians do anything they wanted with her! The vet tech just loved her because she was soooooo cooperative. This is a cat who will not let anyone lay eyes on her, no less touch her, when they visit my house! Hope this helped.~
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Yes, it will calm a cat in most environments. If you have changed homes, you might consider investing in the feliway spray. This also works very well. jay@kremlincats.com
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My understanding is that you are applying it to the cat. It cuts down the allergic response of the allergic Human.
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It's not going to cause any harm. It's a probiotic. Just see to it that your kitty that needs it gets it. The other kitties will only benefit as well. It has really made a difference in my kitty. I am so grateful to the vet who recommended it.
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I bought this along with Rosemary. I mixed the 2 oils together and put a few drops on my outside cat, for the fighting of fleas. So far there was no sign that this bothered his skin. and I have not seen any fleas on him either. Didn't use a lot because he is a outside cat he wouldn't let me spray him so this worked best for me that he just thought i was petting him. So I would say, try it either way- for what you are using it fo,r and see which works best for you.
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It worked immediately, my cat had bumps over the majority of her body and within a week most of it was gone. She has had her 3rd treatment but there are some bug bites between her eyes and ears still so I will continue to give her the remaining treatments.
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I believe it helps.I put it on my cats bed and any other place she may sleep and we have not had a flea infestation yet this year as compared to last year.My cat goes out in the yard and woods every morning and thus is around fleas and ticks.
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I don't know whether my cats licked it off each other or if it did it on its own, but they both have bald spots where I applied it to the back of their necks. I wouldn't risk using this product.
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I use it for my dog when she has an infection. It boost the immune system. It is a powder so I suppose you could just add it so some wet cat food.
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Perhaps. It has helped calm 2 of our 4 cats. Worth a try. Also look at Zylkene - that has helped one of our cats that is high strung around younger cats.
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The way it works is that it is absorbed into the skin and into the bloodstream. Then when the flea bites the animal it ingests the meddecib which makes it sterile and kills it. It isn't like a repellent that scares them away - so yes it needs to be mostly on the skin so it can be absorbed. Try two people- one to hold the animal and one to apply. Base of head where it meets neck is good because hard to reach by cat. Hope that helps! Good luck!
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That is what it is made for. Although you might have to get creative if the wound is in an area where a dogs mouth can reach. I've had to resort to a sock sprayed with bitter wrapped over the bandage so they don't chew it off.
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It might be worth a try. I'm not sure it has that much power. I used it to help my cats be less agressive with one aother and I think it worked; they are getting along better. You might call your vet for suggestions.
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Did you ever find any answers about this? I am having trouble finding any information about using this for cats, whether topically or orally. I finally tried some on one of my big (about 12 pounds) cats yesterday. I rubbed about 2 millimeters of the paste between her shoulder blades. She was covered in fleas, and honestly I don't see any today. She showed no ill symptoms, but I am a little concerned about long term effects.
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It should help but in my case, my cat kept trying to scratch around his neck with his rear legs and his claws eventually (a couple of days) punctured the bladder.