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Nettle stings...Casper has a couple of nettle stings in one of his ears, whats the best thing to put on them?
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gosh i have no idea for cats. hope somebody can help you out |
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Do cats react positively to doc leaves like we do? That's the only thing I know that relieves nettle stings! |
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All I know are doc leaves and vinegar - but not sure if you can use them on cats!!! |
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i ahve one of those little pen things to stop all sorts of bites and stings, STINKS to high heaven but works, agian though not sure on cats |
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Mmm - get him to spit on a dock leaf! Seriously, I think I'd leave it unless he's very distressed, in which case a tiny smear of an antihistamine - anthisan, phenergan etc |
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