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Is Fluticasone propionate 0.005% and mupirocin 2% ointment good for mange in kittens?
Hi, thanks for using Boop by Petco! Fluticasone is a steroid so it only relieves the desire to scratch. Mupirocin is an antibiotic. Mange is due to a mite. The above ointment may make the skin feel better but it will not kill the mites. I hope this helps!
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is there any difference b/w DEXODERM OINTMENT & MUPIROCIN OINTMENT? DEXODERM composition has ofloxacin IP 0.75% w.w , Ornidazole IP 2% w/w , Terbinafine Hydrochloride BP 1% w/w, Clobetason Propionate IP 0.05% , Methyl Paraben IP 0.2% w/w , Propylpara
Dexoderm ointment has a broader spectrum as can treat fungal infections as well as bacterial ones. This because it has Terbinafine inside. Mupirocin is effective against bacterial infections only. The efficacy would depend on the type of infection Bruno has.
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My parent’s dog has a raw spot on his butt. I think he was chewing it. We are wondering if we can maybe clean it with something. Can we put bacitracin on it?
Thank you for contacting Boop by Petco with your question about Mozzie and providing pictures. They are very helpful. I'm concerned he could have a hot spot, which is an inflammatory skin lesion. In this case, I do think it's best he sees a vet to have this treated, as if this is a hot spot, a steroid cream can be helpful in resolving it. I would give his vet a call now to make him an appointment. I hope this helps!
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My cat was bit by another cat on his tail and it got infected. He won't take his oral antibiotic. Can I put an antibiotic on his wound/skin called Baneocin?
Hi, thanks for using Boop by Petco! I'd call your Vet tomorrow and ask if they have the injectable antibiotic called convenia. I think that will solve you having to medicate Cinco. But yes the ointment baneocin should be ok, just prevent him from licking it. It may not be enough, especially if your Vet felt he needed to be on oral antibiotics. Good luck!
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We have 2 indoor cats. The younger is 2 years old. She started getting these bumps on her neck/chin area a few months ago. They come and go. But now she has one in an area that she can reach to lick. Her fur is missing and it's turned into a scab tha
No, I would not use Bacitracin on Napa. Although quite safe on superficial wounds, cats groom and ingest most of the topical ointment you apply and therefore should be used only under direct veterinary supervision and if there are no other appropriate options. Many human ointments contain multiple other ingredients which are not necessarily safe to be swallowed. It's great that you've gotten a collar to keep her from licking at the scab! Keep an eye on it while it's healing, and if the area becomes red, swollen, warm to the touch, or has pus, then I would have Napa seen by a vet for antibiotics to treat it.
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