Comments for Cat Arthritis Treatment http://catarthritistreatment.com All you need to know about causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment of cat arthritis Wed, 09 Jun 2010 16:07:29 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 Comment on Cat/dog reactions to different medicines? by littlebit http://catarthritistreatment.com/catdog-reactions-to-different-medicines/comment-page-1/#comment-1520 littlebit Wed, 09 Jun 2010 16:07:29 +0000 http://catarthritistreatment.com/catdog-reactions-to-different-medicines/#comment-1520 I would never give any kind of meds to my cat unless they were prescribed by the doctor. You could kill an animal. I would never give any kind of meds to my cat unless they were prescribed by the doctor. You could kill an animal.

]]> Comment on Cat/dog reactions to different medicines? by Melmac4 http://catarthritistreatment.com/catdog-reactions-to-different-medicines/comment-page-1/#comment-1519 Melmac4 Wed, 09 Jun 2010 16:02:37 +0000 http://catarthritistreatment.com/catdog-reactions-to-different-medicines/#comment-1519 Tylenol is a no no. Dogs can have Aspirin. Not acetaminophen nor ibuprophen. Asprin is OK, ubut not on am empty stomach. Koapectate and pepto bismol ok, and gravol ok. Nothing else. Tylenol is a no no. Dogs can have Aspirin. Not acetaminophen nor ibuprophen. Asprin is OK, ubut not on am empty stomach. Koapectate and pepto bismol ok, and gravol ok. Nothing else.

]]> Comment on Cat/dog reactions to different medicines? by Bozema http://catarthritistreatment.com/catdog-reactions-to-different-medicines/comment-page-1/#comment-1518 Bozema Wed, 09 Jun 2010 15:38:32 +0000 http://catarthritistreatment.com/catdog-reactions-to-different-medicines/#comment-1518 Tylenol is toxic to both cats and dogs and cats are even more sensitive than dogs. Ibuprofen is also toxic. You should not give any human medicine to dogs or cats without a vet's advice. People have killed their pets by self-medicating or by having their pets get into common human medications. Don't let it happen. Tylenol is toxic to both cats and dogs and cats are even more sensitive than dogs. Ibuprofen is also toxic. You should not give any human medicine to dogs or cats without a vet’s advice. People have killed their pets by self-medicating or by having their pets get into common human medications. Don’t let it happen.

]]> Comment on My cat has small scabs on her face — any advice? by Betsy's Mewse http://catarthritistreatment.com/my-cat-has-small-scabs-on-her-face-any-advice/comment-page-1/#comment-1516 Betsy's Mewse Wed, 09 Jun 2010 11:12:09 +0000 http://catarthritistreatment.com/my-cat-has-small-scabs-on-her-face-any-advice/#comment-1516 could be allergic reaction to the drug or could be feline acne. your vet will be able to tell you which it is for sure could be allergic reaction to the drug or could be feline acne. your vet will be able to tell you which it is for sure

]]> Comment on My cat has small scabs on her face — any advice? by gypsy_cat 345 http://catarthritistreatment.com/my-cat-has-small-scabs-on-her-face-any-advice/comment-page-1/#comment-1515 gypsy_cat 345 Wed, 09 Jun 2010 10:22:11 +0000 http://catarthritistreatment.com/my-cat-has-small-scabs-on-her-face-any-advice/#comment-1515 My first thought was that it could be an allergic reaction to fleas. But if your kitty is flea-free, could it possibly be an allergic reaction to the Cosequin? My first thought was that it could be an allergic reaction to fleas. But if your kitty is flea-free, could it possibly be an allergic reaction to the Cosequin?

]]> Comment on My cat has small scabs on her face — any advice? by Luv Horse http://catarthritistreatment.com/my-cat-has-small-scabs-on-her-face-any-advice/comment-page-1/#comment-1514 Luv Horse Wed, 09 Jun 2010 10:16:44 +0000 http://catarthritistreatment.com/my-cat-has-small-scabs-on-her-face-any-advice/#comment-1514 Dont hisetate. Take her to a vet IMEDITALY that COULD be a serious infection of the skin, it could be verry well minor but DONT take any chances. It sounds like she may have a slight mold infection. And it is verry likley that it is only an allergic reacation to the meds that she is on. Dont hisetate. Take her to a vet IMEDITALY that COULD be a serious infection of the skin, it could be verry well minor but DONT take any chances. It sounds like she may have a slight mold infection. And it is verry likley that it is only an allergic reacation to the meds that she is on.

]]> Comment on My cat has small scabs on her face — any advice? by animalLove http://catarthritistreatment.com/my-cat-has-small-scabs-on-her-face-any-advice/comment-page-1/#comment-1513 animalLove Wed, 09 Jun 2010 09:27:13 +0000 http://catarthritistreatment.com/my-cat-has-small-scabs-on-her-face-any-advice/#comment-1513 Some cats get this as they age obviously your cat has aged like mine my cat is close to that age and its not the medicine its just the aging process my cat gets that and its normal dont be afraid it doesnt hurt the cat its just like a normal pimple on a person's face doesnt hurt you may stay for a while but eventually it will start disappearing any more questions email me at keraallen@yahoo.com Some cats get this as they age obviously your cat has aged like mine my cat is close to that age and its not the medicine its just the aging process my cat gets that and its normal dont be afraid it doesnt hurt the cat its just like a normal pimple on a person’s face doesnt hurt you may stay for a while but eventually it will start disappearing any more questions email me at keraallen@yahoo.com

]]> Comment on My geriatric cat is drooling? by Elaine M http://catarthritistreatment.com/my-geriatric-cat-is-drooling/comment-page-1/#comment-1508 Elaine M Wed, 09 Jun 2010 03:47:05 +0000 http://catarthritistreatment.com/my-geriatric-cat-is-drooling/#comment-1508 The outdoor cat drools when he's really happy, but when any of the indoor cats drool excessively, it's because they have a tooth that is giving them a lot of pain. We get them in to have their mouth looked at by the vet. The outdoor cat drools when he’s really happy, but when any of the indoor cats drool excessively, it’s because they have a tooth that is giving them a lot of pain. We get them in to have their mouth looked at by the vet.

]]> Comment on My geriatric cat is drooling? by cat lover http://catarthritistreatment.com/my-geriatric-cat-is-drooling/comment-page-1/#comment-1507 cat lover Wed, 09 Jun 2010 03:20:12 +0000 http://catarthritistreatment.com/my-geriatric-cat-is-drooling/#comment-1507 I am sure she is not happy about the newcomer. However, drooling is often a sign of nausea in a cat. Hopefully, everything is fine in the litter box with her. If not, a vet visit would be advised. One of my cats was drooling up a storm. Lots of drool. It started and stopped, but by the time I got her to the vet, nothing wrong, and she didn't do it again. I am sure she is not happy about the newcomer. However, drooling is often a sign of nausea in a cat. Hopefully, everything is fine in the litter box with her. If not, a vet visit would be advised.

One of my cats was drooling up a storm. Lots of drool. It started and stopped, but by the time I got her to the vet, nothing wrong, and she didn’t do it again.

]]> Comment on Have you tried Syn-Flex for feline arthritis? by levdubya http://catarthritistreatment.com/have-you-tried-syn-flex-for-feline-arthritis/comment-page-1/#comment-1511 levdubya Wed, 09 Jun 2010 03:02:24 +0000 http://catarthritistreatment.com/have-you-tried-syn-flex-for-feline-arthritis/#comment-1511 Thank you for the information. It was very kind of you to put this out there for the benefit of others. Thank you for the information. It was very kind of you to put this out there for the benefit of others.

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