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I hope Bo gets a clean bill of health.Funny the orangie I have has a history of earmite problems too but the shelter doused both ears with a combination(mineral oil and antifugus solution).Maybe the vet and helper can scruff her to drowned them out with mineral oil.
Is she a toughy to hold Laura?She must be like my Bowie(black cat).we cannot do a thing with him.(But sleeps on our head every night)Go figure! :rolleyes:
Hoping and praying for the best.
What a gorgeous girl! I think adopting senior cats is so rewarding! I love mine!
Carla, when she sees you coming at her with something in your hand, she FREAKS. When I lived with them, she had them (ear mites) bad and they gave us meds to put in them everyday... HA! If you even opened the bottle in another room, she FREAKED and ran to hide. It was during this time that her ear got messed up like it is, she scratched a blood vessel in it, it filled up with blood like a ballon, they had to knock her out to drain it, then sewed the front back to the back and told us it would never look the same and her ear has been like that ever since. That is why I am hoping things have improved in the 6 years since I lived with them... a shot or a pill? I can only HOPE!
jenn_librarian, I am PROUD to have her and she has mellowed out so much in her old age that I can't believe she is the same little orangie girl my Mama had. In her younger years, nobody but Mama could touch her but my sister said about 8 or 9 months ago, she mellowed out and calmed down and now LOVES to be loved on and petted.... by anybody! She is just SO SWEET now!
Welcome, Kitty Boo! So glad you can stay with your new mommy.
Hope the vets have something new for ear mites.
And plus she's nervous from the change too.That makes it soooo hard to get a kitty in good health when you can't get near them.Good Luck tomorrow Laura.Maybe one shot of a relaxing medicine toofor her.lol
kidding.
Poor thing.I hope you and your vet can think of something for her ears.
You may need to get those plug in feliways at www.upco.com
that's the cheepest place I found them at.They seemed to mellow my house out a lot.
The Feliway plug-ins and refills are even cheaper at Care-A-Lot Pet Supply -- http://www.carealotpets.comQuote:
Originally Posted by catfamily
Pat
;) WoW Kitty Boo you are so adorable && Healthy :eek: .. Welcome to the PT family..
Hi Laura! When Groucho was a baby he also had a problem with ear mites. Each time we went to our vet, she cleaned his ears then put some drops in. At our second or third visit she checked his ears again, still had the ear mites. Doctor then cleaned both of Groucho's ears but that time gave him a shot for them. Groucho hasn't had an ear mite since our vet gave him that shot. I don't know what the shot was but it sure worked! You may want to ask your vet about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Laura's Babies
She has a ear infection, not mites but I DID ask him about pills or a shot if she did. He was looking in her ears when I was saying that and he said he was sure it was just a food allergy and it had caused a infection. She is on a allergen free food now and we will see how she does on that.
I have that calming spray and been using that around the house since she came here but I may go ahead and get some of that Feliway to help speed things up! I want her in the living room SO bad!!!
Laura I'm so happy for you...And Bo :) Bo will be happy there.I have a really good feeling about it.I'm sure the allergy free food will help a lot.