Clarity,
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PO Box 6945,
London.
W1A 6US
United Kingdom
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The cat isn't dead mykey. The 'demise of' means the death ofSorry to hear the demise of your cat.
It could, and we do have to say what we think the reading means, but I also want to make sure to add first of all that of course I don't know for sure what's wrong (not a vet, etc. etc.) If it is an abcess, vets are human and can make mistakes. Also - important - you're doing what you can for Rowan. You took her to a doctor. You're noticing that it's not getting better, so you're getting advice. If it is a misdiagnosis, it won't be your fault, and anyway the important thing isn't to blame people, it's to get it taken care of.I think 18.2 could indeed mean her caregivers are off on the wrong track.
She couldn't wear a cone but she had to wear sort of an immobilizing full body harness. She wasn't able to walk or eat in it properly. Because of the placement of the wound a cone was not an option (in the neck). She didn't like the harness and I had to take it off her to treat the open wound two times a day. After taking it off the second time I couldn't get it back on, she almost scratched my eyes open and hid under an old antic closet, out of reach. I rang the vet exasperated and she basically told me to get a grip and helped me with finding an alternative. Now I put on a sock with some holes cut in it for legroom. She equally hates the sock but it stops her from the worst scratching.Was there anything you weren’t willing to do that the vet offered? Like I know, for example, that sometimes they put on a cone so that they can’t scratch and reopen the wound. They don’t like it but it also protects them.
This was the first diagnoses but it turned out to be something else entirely. The first time I went to the vet it was late at night, so I went to the vet on call. He thought of an abscess, in which case the treatment would have been clear. The next day I went to my own vet. My vet called the other vet and together they ruled out the possibility of an abscess. They both suspected my cat has a skin infection with an allergic reaction. So my vet decided to take a biopt to see what would come up.Are you and the vet sure this isn't an infected abcess? When I hear "bite wound," an abcess is what comes to mind, not an allergy. Although she could have both at once, of course.
I think 18.2 could indeed mean her caregivers are off on the wrong track.
"Dispersing blood" sounds like a deep abcess that needs to be opened properly by a vet and drained and so forth.
18.2 made me wonder if, due to a totally understandable and well-intentioned desire not to see Rowan unhappy, there is hesitation to just do the harsher measures and resolve the emotion around it so the healing can happen.
It sounds like you’re taking great care of her! Thanks for sharing more about the results — I’m glad they were thorough. Let us know how she continues to improve.I have to admit I had trouble in the beginning with being this harsh. But seeing the damage of being too 'tender' was a quick eye opener.
It's taken me a while to get it, but yes it does! The immune system is the mother.Doesn't that sound like hex 18.2?
Clarity,
Office 17622,
PO Box 6945,
London.
W1A 6US
United Kingdom
Phone/ Voicemail:
+44 (0)20 3287 3053 (UK)
+1 (561) 459-4758 (US).