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Quadritop Ointment
This is actually regarding my dog, but I figured the cat people may know too. My vet gave me Quadritop to apply to Dusty's wound. They said that it is like Neosporin. I know his wound doesn't hurt that bad because he keeps dragging it on my carpet and trying to itch it with his paw. But when I try to put this stuff on, he yelps in pain and won't let me. Does it have a burn to it or something? I know we can hold him down and force it on him, but I don't want to upset him if I don't have to. Any suggestions on an easy way to apply ointment to an animal?
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I don't have any advice but hopefully someone else will.
Poor Dusty, I hope he's all better soon.
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It depends,on Thje Cat,as I am trying to help the Maine Coon Visitor,as I think a Dog has taken a small chunk,off his forehead! I did get a bit,of antiseptic,on it,and he didnt care,for it1 And he ios A Big Cat,so I have to be careful!
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Tonya, I've never heard of this ointment before, but maybe typing the name into a search engine will give you more insight as to what the ointment does.
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I called my vet yesterday and he told me it'd be ok if I didn't apply it for a few days. They just *shudders* scrubbed Dusty's wound on Thursday night, so it's still raw. We're just going to keep it clean and keep him on the antibiotics until it heals a bit. I'll try to apply it again tomorrow.
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Quadritop is a combination antifungal (nystatin), Antibiotic,(neomycin and thiostrepton) and corticostaroid (triamcinolone in an ointment or cream base for topical use.
Perscribed for superficial bacterial or fangal infections, inching and minor irritation of the skin and ears.
It is also known as Panolog, Animax, Derma 4, Dermaagen and Dermavet.
Stella
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