Re: cat with sores help

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Here are some ideas.... These are ingredients used in some of the herbal blends for cats sold on the market.... but you could make your own .

aloe vera gel (provides gentle cleansing; stimulates wound healing); calendula (reduces inflammation; stimulates wound healing); rosemary (antimicrobial, antioxidant, cleansing, safe essential oil for cats); myrrh (astringent, antiseptic, promotes healing of ulcerative or weeping sores); cinnamon leaf oil (antimicrobial, antiseptic )

SuziCaroline <ladyguinevere@...> wrote:

Hi guys,I have this little tiny kitty cat who lives under my living room chair in fear of the big boys (two of whom are her brothers...the beasts!). The reason she hides this way is because she has these awful sores on her neck They are open and raw and she is constantly licking and scratching at them. I am in desperate need of some help to give her to make these sores go away. Some areas have healed up but there are still some larger areas (when you think this little tiny girl is half the size of the boy cats...these sores look HUGE on her little body)...and I would love to be able to get rid of them for her. Any suggestions? I have tried to put things on it...and cover them...but can't really figure out how to get them covered and stay as she always ends up taking them off. Any help would

be greatly appreciated.Sincerely,Caroline-- No virus found in this outgoing message.Checked by AVG Anti-Virus.Version: 7.0.296 / Virus Database: 265.6.5 - Release Date: 12/26/2004

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Okay...question about this...I have some beautiful Aloe plants growing out

front...if I picked some...put it on her neck...is it going to harm her if

she licks it off? I have tried covering her neck but she always manages to

get around my bandage and lick herself or she pulls it off altogether...so

I don't want to give her something that will make her sick.

Caroline

>Here are some ideas.... These are ingredients used in some of the herbal

>blends for cats sold on the market.... but you could make your own .

>aloe vera gel (provides gentle cleansing; stimulates wound healing);

>calendula (reduces inflammation; stimulates wound healing); rosemary

>(antimicrobial, antioxidant, cleansing, safe essential oil for cats);

>myrrh (astringent, antiseptic, promotes healing of ulcerative or weeping

>sores); cinnamon leaf oil (antimicrobial, antiseptic )

>

>Suzi

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