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Hi there! We're fostering kittens for the first time and we've had one with a number of issues. We've addressed the fleas and diarrhea; the shelter vet administered a deworming medication & approved the weight of the kitten. The kitten has also ha
Poor kitty. The condition you have described here is called distichia, which is where the eyelash grows in an abnormal spot, causing constant rubbing on the eye cornea. This is usually treated with 2 things. First topical eye ointment to resolve the infection. In this case the Terramycin is a viable option. And second you have to get the abnormally grown eyelash removed surgically. This is usually done with cryotherapy through a referral from your General practioner vet. I would ask your vet for a referral to an ophthalmologist to have this procedure done so that you can fix the underlying problem here. I hope that your kitty KM is able to get this resolved soon. It definitely looks like the eye may also need addititional eye ointments if there is more damage here. The bluish hint to the eye suggests that there may also be corneal edema (excessive fluid bulid up inside the eye), which may require an additional ointment for complete resolution. Best wishes with KM moving forward.
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Hi Dr kothman called in a prescription for doxycycline 100mg and 100 tablets I would like to compare the price that was called into our local HEB with your price.
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Can I use terramycin on a 3 week old kitten for eye infection?
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Hello, so my cat has feline herpes and I bought meds for him but I'm a bit scared to give them to him. It says in some cases it can cause anaphylaxis. It's called terramycin. Should it be ok to give him for his eyes?
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Hi, My kittens both have what looks like an eye infection in their left eye. There's a crusty discharge on it everyday. I had some Terramycin delivered today and gave them both a warm compress on the eye, removed the crusty discharge, and applied th
Hello. You can continue with this treatment every 12 hours. But if the eyes do not improve in a few days, or the symptoms worse, please do see your veterinarian for further diagnosis & treatment. Thanks for contacting Boop by Petco.
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