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Re: Clapton Sores - now given Surolan - any experience with this?
« Reply #102 on: June 08, 2009, 00:18:44 AM »
Oh Wow! So glad his condition is clearing up! I know with my skin prob on my hands the cream seems to make it worse before it gets better!  ;D

Poor Clappers being picked on by Alice, Its either cos she knows he wont retaliate or he smells funny off the cream!  :Luv: :hug:

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Re: Clapton Sores - now given Surolan - any experience with this?
« Reply #101 on: June 07, 2009, 13:50:55 PM »
I'm glad the vet didn't come the other day as it is definitely clearing up  ;D - he is also a lot calmer and seems happier although if he comes down to the basement, Alice is going for him  :( - She doesn't do it with the others so no idea why she has decided to pick on Clapton.
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Re: Clapton Sores - now given Surolan - any experience with this?
« Reply #100 on: May 29, 2009, 18:39:54 PM »
I can't even put the cream on him anymore. He has got wise to me squirting some in my palm so he doesn't see the container. He flies off under the bed. By the time I get under the bed, he is off. I think it needs more than a topical cream whatever it is.
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Re: Clapton Sores - now given Surolan - any experience with this?
« Reply #99 on: May 29, 2009, 18:20:48 PM »
What happened to CazW? I really thought between the two of you a solution could of been found!  :(

Poor Clapton, they sound very sore! Positive vibes being sent Mark for the vets on Tuesday!  :Luv: :hug: :hug:

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Re: Clapton Sores - now given Surolan - any experience with this?
« Reply #98 on: May 29, 2009, 17:52:34 PM »
His sores have flared up like raised boils now and more on his back. With various things I have read, I wondered about HyperT. I was in the vets earlier and said that wasn't possible as he had full bloods recently? - she said that "full bloods" doesn't include HyperT  :Crazy: so maybe the vet will test for it when he comes on Tuesday. I said he is also licking the new limestone fire surrounds every day which she has noted.
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Re: Clapton Sores - now given Surolan - any experience with this?
« Reply #97 on: May 13, 2009, 14:48:20 PM »
Good luck and let us know how it goes.

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« Reply #96 on: May 13, 2009, 12:03:49 PM »
Thanks  :) - I think I will order some. I'm surprised that essential oils are OK for cats though.
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Re: Clapton Sores - now given Surolan - any experience with this?
« Reply #95 on: May 13, 2009, 11:54:09 AM »
Hi Mark, Ollie has had a lession on his neck for almost 2 months-origin unknown but maybe allergy. Anyway, I was given Predniderm initially but the new vet has now given me Cothivet spray to apply to the wound twice daily. It is an all natural product containing tincture of lavender, horse chestnut, rosemary, thyme and a few other similar things. It's meant to help the wound heal and is nontoxic if licked. I've been using it on Ollie for 2 weeks now and the wound has dried up although he still occasionally opens it again by scratching. :doh: It's very easy to apply and has a lovely smell! A friend has also suggested Rescue Remedy cream for healing wounds etc but as I cannot find it here, I can't say if it works. She uses it on her cat and says it's great.

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Re: Clapton Sores - now given Surolan - any experience with this?
« Reply #94 on: May 13, 2009, 09:49:34 AM »
It seemed to be getting a bit better but then got worse. Yesterday, he had blood on his fur from licking the sores. I phoned the vet and they don't want to give him any more steroid jabs ATM so have prescribed Surolan cream. It says it is for ears but the vet said it is fine for skin. We don't think it is infected and so it is more for the "anti-pruritic" effect. They have given me a buster collar but I can't see him standing for it. I just checked on NOAH and it says "No toxic side effects have been observed after accidental intake by licking." - so hopefully will be OK. I just hope it stays on long enough to have an effect. I'm also hoping it tastes bad enough to stop him licking.
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I have some viacutin capsules but the problem is getting him to take them. I will have to try a pump to see if he will take it with food. He plays dead with fear if I try to pill him. We have all home visits from the vet now as a vet trip upsets him for days - luckily our vet only charges £25 extra for a home visit.
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Oh poor baby - its horrible when they are so scared because you feel helpless.  The first words that came into my head was Feliway but then read further and found you have 6 of them!! :innocent:.  To be honest, we would all eat chavvy food if we didnt know any better - who can blame him!!  I gave sally the occasional treat of tuna (just in water) and she would tear my hand off to get to it.  At least he is getting the Ipakatine which will be helping.  You can get the feliway spray which you could apply directly to a normal collar (if he wears one - not many cats like them) or to his bedding etc.  Is he insured?  If he is with a good one then they might pay for alternative therapies, although these are really new so some companies are taking their time catching on.  I used to think that alternative therapies worked because of the placebo effect, which would obviously not work in cats, but am changing my mind to this as a few of our clients have used acupuncture for arthritis and homeopathy (although they tell me, not the vet!!) for skin with some good results.  They should come to the house too to help reduce the stress. :shocked:

Pica doesnt seem to be a huge problem with my vet either, and during my training I learned that it can obviously exhibit from a deficiency in a mineral but also can just be that the animal wants to do it ( we all have our little strange ways!!  :Crazy:).  Its a shame he wont take the pills, am not sure if there are any other forms these natural sedatives come in because it would be pointless to stress him out to try to give him the pill in the first place  :censored: :censored:.  Did you say youve got Viacutin?  There is some from Efavet as well but I think they all work in the same way.

I feel guilty some times for Sally, being stuck in the lampshade but ive seen her at her worst and it broke my heart so I hope ive made the right choice.   :Luv2: :Luv2:

Sorry for waffling - I am glad Clapton is feeling better and continues to do so  :get well:

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Thanks Carrie - I don't want to speak too soon but he seems to be worrying the area less & less. He doesn't eat any dry food and shuns good wet food. I am trying to get him onto RC renal but not having much luck with it. He will only eat Whiskas & Felix with Ipakitin mixed in. I have tried getting him onto Arden Grange and Orijen with no luck at all - he is just a chav  :evillaugh: - He had the same thing around 5 years ago when he was first adopted but it has flared up again. He is also exhibiting Pica but the vet doesn't seem concerned at all. He had full bloods done a few weeks ago and isn't anaemic. His Phosphorus count is raised, hence the binders. He has been on Fortekor almost 3 years now. He is the nerviest cat I have ever know and pees in fear at the sight of a stranger so I really think it is stress-related. I tried getting him om Zylkene but he is impossible to pill and refused to eat food with it in. We have 6 feliways plugged in and put rescue remedy in the water  :Crazy: - We are just trying to de-stress him and he does seem a bit calmer.
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Hi Mark - am new to this site and I was on the tabbies thread showing off my babes when I was recommended your thread because our cats have similar problems. :Luv2:  Im a VN and my boss the vet is completely baffled by her - here is just a brief recap.  She was found with what looked like a huge burn on her back and was admitted to the vets but when no owner was found, 6 months later I adopted her.  We narrowed it down to an allergic reaction (not a burn) from rice - strange I know and the problem is that rice is one of the main carb sources in cat (and dog) food.  So we went onto a different diet - capelin and tapioca from RCW and now venison (spoilt or what) and green pea from Hills.  It keeps it under control but a friend from Glasgow University has suggested that Sally have skin fragility syndrome whereby she itches (from an external source), she licks it and makes it worse and introduces bacteria etc etc.  Not sure if this sounds like Clapton but I do think allergies are getting more and more common in our pets these days.  Unfortunately because she is old and diabetic I didnt want to go down the steroid route so opted (two years ago) to try the lampshade.  She hated it at first but has since become used to it.  We try to take it off of her but the next day we wake up to a bald and bleeding pussy cat - slightly insane is definately on her medical history  :Crazy:.  I love her none the less though  :Luv2: :Luv2:

How is Clapton at the moment?  Any results back from the vets?  Ive included some piccies of Sally as ive been admiring Clapton's  ;) ;)

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P.S it seems strange but an up-and-coming area of vet medicine is alternative therapies (my vet, being old-school, doesnt agree) and in some publications I get there have been some definate improvements i.e. acupuncture, massage, homeopathy etc.  Your right to be worried about the rosemary and tea tree and especially phenols, I had a client come in the other day who had sprayed dettol on her cats ear after it was bitten by another cat - arghh!!   :censored:
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Thanks for that. I'm a bit worried as I know Rosemary and teatree oil are poisonous to cats - not sure about the others. The problem is the phenols which cats can't break down. Someone posted about another cream a few weeks back. I emailed the makers and they said it was fine for dogs but mustn't be given to cats due to the essential oils. As Clapton's kidneys are compromised, I have to be extra careful. Knowing what he is like, I'm sure he would lick it straight off so would get it all in one hit. Thanks for the tip - I will see if I can get any more info on it.
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Mark i have a natural cream called Serf to Surf, its a 100% natural balm for all skin conditions which i found to be very good with things like this                                                                                                                      Ingredients are  organic hempseed oil  apricot kernel oil, shea butter, cocoa butter , sweet almond oil, grapeseed oil ,jojoba oil, sunflower oil, teatree oil, ,beeswax, rosemary extract (antidoxi dant,) and natural vitamin E, Its made by a co in Canada and its also waterproof,.the co is called Serf to Surf Products, vancouver, im sorry i cant remember where i bought this,it a thick cream which on contact with the skin turns to oil and is quickly absorbed into the skin, i found it very helpful in healing skin ailments, they do have a website , www.serftosurf.com. hope this helps you and Clapton :hug:                                                                                                                       
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I wonder if you would be able to use something that cats loathe the taste of that will not harm his skin? You know like a food stuff of some sort (you have much practice in food stuffs!  :P)

Glad that everywhere else has healed.....Hope vet has some suggestions for you!  :Luv: :hug:

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 :Luv2: awww he's lovely, I hope the vet can help sort him out it's such a shame he's still aggravated by this  :(
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Well the wounds on his head & back have healed so at least the infection is cleared. The problem is the patch on his flank. He has been licking it all the time and it is red-raw and virtually hairless. I will have to speak to the vet again. I know he doesn't want to keep giving Clapton steroids due to his kidneys and topical creams are out of the question with cats. I know a cone would really upset him so not sure what options we have now.
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Re: Clapton has more sores on his body -update - feeling better with pics
« Reply #84 on: April 24, 2009, 16:33:05 PM »
I found the name the vet said - Pyoderma!

I laid on the sofa this afternoon and Clapton snuggled up and there was a funny smell. I googled and the name came up. I will keep an eye as it is a week since he had his AB jab.
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Re: Clapton has more sores on his body -update - feeling better with pics
« Reply #83 on: April 20, 2009, 19:29:35 PM »
The comments were about Mark Stuart!  :evillaugh:
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Re: Clapton has more sores on his body -update - feeling better with pics
« Reply #82 on: April 20, 2009, 18:58:19 PM »
The comments were about Mark Stuart!  :evillaugh:

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Re: Clapton has more sores on his body -update - feeling better with pics
« Reply #81 on: April 20, 2009, 18:22:59 PM »
He's not grumpy. He is really affectionate. Where other cats would bite or scratch you, Clapton licks you  :evillaugh: - I added for Viacutin to my VetUK order this morning to see if that will help at all.
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Re: Clapton has more sores on his body -update - feeling better with pics
« Reply #80 on: April 20, 2009, 16:22:34 PM »
So Glad that Clapton is on the mend Mark
love the photos  :Luv: :Luv: :Luv:

was looking at the Hitler lookalike site again ( I did vote for Him last Year  ;) )

but I was reading some of the comment's, " calling Him Grumpy?? "  ....  What Tosh  >:( .... He Looks Contented  :Luv: :Luv2:
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Re: Clapton has more sores on his body -update - feeling better with pics
« Reply #79 on: April 20, 2009, 15:40:53 PM »
Aw just look at him being so scrummy!  :Luv:

Weird he isnt licking the fireplace any more...must of been that old paint stuff that was attracting him!  :sick:

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Re: Clapton has more sores on his body -update - feeling better with pics
« Reply #78 on: April 20, 2009, 10:17:52 AM »
He definitely seems more chilled now although he had a fresh red area on his back last night. He seems to be scratching & licking less and has stopped trying to lick the fireplace (it's covered up now anyway  :evillaugh: )

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Re: Clapton has more sores on his body -update - feeling better with pics
« Reply #77 on: April 18, 2009, 12:47:09 PM »
Brilliant news!

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Re: Clapton has more sores on his body -update - feeling better with pics
« Reply #76 on: April 18, 2009, 08:47:08 AM »
Thanks to Carol(wendolene), Clapton is eating RC pouches  :) - I know that cats being cats, there is a chance I will bulk buy and he will refuse to eat it but I'm willing to give it a go  :evillaugh: :evillaugh:

Thanks Carol!  :hug:

Willow won't touch it so I am giving her Perfect Fit wet with some Ipakitine in ATM - the good thing is, she is happily eating k/d dry with it, whereas Clapton isn't a fan of dry.
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Re: Clapton has more sores on his body -update - feeling better with pics
« Reply #75 on: April 17, 2009, 15:59:48 PM »
It wasn't Pruritus. What he was taking about is a deep infection that is hard to treat. I could have sworn bind that was the word he used although I know it isn't correct  :Crazy:
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« Reply #74 on: April 17, 2009, 15:42:26 PM »
I'm sure that's what he said but understand what you are saying - a website said Pyrometra literally translates as pus-womb so it can't be that  :-: - maybe a similar word?

could it have been Pruritus? - just means itching really.

Great pics  :Luv2: specialy the happy laughing one LOL!

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« Reply #73 on: April 17, 2009, 15:10:11 PM »
Clapton said thanks  :)
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Re: Clapton has more sores on his body -update - feeling better with pics
« Reply #72 on: April 17, 2009, 14:28:17 PM »
Clapton is a Kitler http://www.catsthatlooklikehitler.com/cgi-bin/seigboard.pl?1639 - He hasn't had any votes for over a year though.

probably enough time has elapsed for me to cast another vote for him then! He is lovely and I'm so glad he's feeling better.

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Re: Clapton has more sores on his body -update - feeling better with pics
« Reply #71 on: April 17, 2009, 14:03:48 PM »
Oh wow what an improvement!  ;D So glad he is on the up!  :Luv: :hug:

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« Reply #70 on: April 17, 2009, 13:43:42 PM »
He's got one now  :Luv2: :Luv:
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« Reply #69 on: April 17, 2009, 13:31:07 PM »
Clapton is a Kitler http://www.catsthatlooklikehitler.com/cgi-bin/seigboard.pl?1639 - He hasn't had any votes for over a year though.
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Re: Clapton has more sores on his body -update - feeling better with pics
« Reply #68 on: April 17, 2009, 13:10:37 PM »
Clapton is so lovely :Luv: I just love the pic of his face (the one before the windowsill one) and the one with little Willow  :Luv: she looks so small next to Clapton. 

I didn't realise Clapton's skin was so bad it looks everso irritated, I am glad he is improving  :)
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Re: Clapton has more sores on his body -update - feeling better with pics
« Reply #67 on: April 17, 2009, 12:52:34 PM »
 :Luv2: :Luv2: :Luv2: Stunning pics. I especially like the B&W ones.

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Re: Clapton has more sores on his body -update - feeling better with pics
« Reply #66 on: April 17, 2009, 12:45:12 PM »
Clapton said thanks  :)

These are some of our favourites taken about 5 years ago in in London. YUou can see Willow being a minx in a couple - she always teases him  :evillaugh:
The ones on the wall were the same day he had 4 teeth out - his first dental. I was told to keep him in but he managed to get out straight away  :Crazy:
Looking at those photos, the other camera is much better than the more recent one - I will have to dig it out.










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Re: Clapton has more sores on his body -update - feeling better with pics
« Reply #65 on: April 17, 2009, 12:23:13 PM »
He's so cute- I love his little splodgy nose  :Luv: Glad he's feeling a bit better

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Re: Clapton has more sores on his body -update - feeling better with pics
« Reply #64 on: April 17, 2009, 12:20:03 PM »
This was him a few days ago with the sore side showing - he was feeling quite sorry for himself then  :(
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Re: Clapton has more sores on his body -update - feeling better with pics
« Reply #63 on: April 17, 2009, 12:15:21 PM »
 ;D ;D ;D

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