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Mr. Anuj URGENT HELP - 1 week old Cat with difficult breathing/sick
Mr. Anuj,We have a case of a cat (3-6 days old) that has been rejected by the mother.
* Has pus coming out from his eyes (white, no fetid smell)
* Stuffed nose (cannot breathe properly through nose), it may be that the pus from the eyes is coming out of his nose due to the eyeducts being connected to the nose anatomically.
* Underweight
* Prostrated / severely weak, can barely hold his head
* Will eat only if forced
* Is not defecating (no poop) only urine
* Male, 3-6 days old (newborn)
He is being treated with Penicilin, held warm with a water bottle and fed accordingly every 1-2 hours.
We started treatments today.
I am concerned as he is quite weak and letargic and has difficulty breathing. The weakness is very marked.
Can you advise accordingly please as this is urgent.
If I dont hear back from you in the next 2-3 hours, I will start Hepar Sulph.
Thank you.
mercyann on 2024-08-07
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* Sorry I meant Nat. Mur if I dont hear back from you. I am concerned about the marked weakness and labored breathing / through mouth as the nose is full with fluid.
mercyann 8 months ago
Ars Alb 30 two drops three times a day.Silicea 6x and Ferrum Phos 6x in addition three time-2 tabs one dose.Feedbback after 4 days.
♡ anuj srivastava 8 months ago
Thank you for your help, unfortunately he passed away a few hours later. I saw the text message today.
Had given him Nat Mur 6x to clear the airways, which actually worked as he had a clear nose and eyes when I last looked at him.
I will take notes about Arsenium in very debilitated states if the same situation takes place again.
Had given him Nat Mur 6x to clear the airways, which actually worked as he had a clear nose and eyes when I last looked at him.
I will take notes about Arsenium in very debilitated states if the same situation takes place again.
mercyann 8 months ago
Hi Mr. Anuj,
Our guinea pig was attacked by a Mongoose on the neck resulting in blood loss. She was almost unconscious so I gave her Carbo Vegetalis directly on the ears and she got better within 3 minutes.
I also gave Arnica C30 and Ledum C30 to manage the wound.
Today I noticed her eye on the LEFT side changing as well as well as dried blood from her left nostril. This suggests brain trauma.
He must have thrown her on the floor or shaken her very strongly.
Please advise what I can give her to reverse the neurological damage.
I am giving her Meloxidyl daily to reduce inflammation and antibiotic to prevent infection.
She eats little but I am able to give her water and food with a bit of patience.
Sorry for posting 2 times just making sure you see this!
Our guinea pig was attacked by a Mongoose on the neck resulting in blood loss. She was almost unconscious so I gave her Carbo Vegetalis directly on the ears and she got better within 3 minutes.
I also gave Arnica C30 and Ledum C30 to manage the wound.
Today I noticed her eye on the LEFT side changing as well as well as dried blood from her left nostril. This suggests brain trauma.
He must have thrown her on the floor or shaken her very strongly.
Please advise what I can give her to reverse the neurological damage.
I am giving her Meloxidyl daily to reduce inflammation and antibiotic to prevent infection.
She eats little but I am able to give her water and food with a bit of patience.
Sorry for posting 2 times just making sure you see this!
mercyann last month
NAT SULPH 30 THREE TIMES A DAY.FEEDBACK AFTER 2 DAYS.
♡ anuj srivastava last month
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