Lid infecction

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Hey, what do you know?

It is me again with a Bernie's problem.

My cat was in a fight and now has an infection in his lid, very

close to the duct canal.

 

I have been giving him homeopathics but his discharge is inmense.

As I refuse to take him to the vet again, I am now giving him Hepar

Sulph as I read it is good for wound discharges.

 

I also every so often have applied a little honey, but don't want to

promote scarring at this point until all the pus goes away. Instead,

it keeps forming at an incredible rate.

 

I think tea tree will burn his eyes, so will lavender.

 

Can you think of something else that I could do for him?

 

He does not complain of pain when I come every hour to remove his

discharge.

 

Thanks.

Maria

[Guest guest]

<<<I think tea tree will burn his eyes, so will lavender.

 

Can you think of something else that I could do for him?

 

He does not complain of pain when I come every hour to remove his

discharge.

 

Thanks.

Maria>>>

 

 

 

Dear Maria,

Please never EVER use essential oils on cats. Their livers cannot process

essenial oils and usage will eventually cause liver problems, failure, etc.

Because it takes a long time for liver problem symptoms to show up, the

connection between essential oil use and liver failure may not be evident.

Why don't you want to take him to the vet?

 

Donna

 

 

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the reminder, Donna.

This is something that somehow hasn't sink in.

But no worries as I have never done that, I don't think.

The Hepar Sulp did the trick.

Now, of course, he is showing a huge puncture in his hind leg.

That was some beating, poor guy.

 

The reason for the vet is very simple: they will prescribe

antibiotics and clean the wounds.

I refuse to give him more than his share of antibiotics and I can

clean the wound myself. Not to mention it is important to avoid

Bernie's incredible stress when he leaves the home.

 

It would be literally adding " aggravation to injury " ! lol

 

I would like to hear if you or anyone would know of a bitter

solution that protects wounds but prevents him from licking his skin

raw!

 

Thanks,

Maria

 

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> Dear Maria,

> Please never EVER use essential oils on cats. Their livers cannot

process essenial oils and usage will eventually cause liver

problems, failure, etc. Because it takes a long time for liver

problem symptoms to show up, the connection between essential oil

use and liver failure may not be evident.

> Why don't you want to take him to the vet?

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> Donna

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