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The joys of owning cats CJ, they take it in turns who will be next at the vets..!   |
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So pleased that she is ok Carly! Special hugs to her from me {{{Hugs}}} x |
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Carly, I have been out all day and just seen the thread, so relieved that Alisha is ok and just needing the antibiotics, give her tons of huggles from me and look after yourself and the boys too x x x |
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thanks fran thanks sweet, I will look after us all. im just having another cuppa and sitting with feet up (for once) relaxing while kids eat tea |
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REALLY pleased it's nothing serious. But ouchy abcess poor little Alisha! Olivia |
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Glad Alisha is ok the antiboiotics should kick in quickly. It might be an idea to bathe the abcess and the area around it with cooled boiled water mixed with bicarbonate of soda. It is an excellent cleanser and healer. |
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Not heard of the bicarb, but having been given lots of good advice from Aunty kay that has worked I'll give it a go. I was using can of sterile saline spray I have left over from after my c section with elliot! |
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Just batherd her leg again in what I have at the moment (no bicarb as I'm not much of a cook) It kinds looks worse than it did this morning, this morning you couldnt see anything, now you can see a hole where the abcess obviously was. She wasnt happy about me bathing it, I just kinda dribbled the saline over it. BUT she just played for the first time today, so it must be feeling a little less sore for her |
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Abcesses tend to heal quite quickly once the ick is out. Just keep an eye on her that she doesn't fret it too much, and she'll be back to bouncy in no time. |
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thanks Hreow. I am new to the world of cat abcesses! Seen plenty of human ones mind you lol. She has only been seen washing it once, and is leaving it alone the rest of the time. And I'm just fretting and worrying arent i now!?!?! |
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