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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / January 2007Could use a quick TED purr.
For Kayla. But really for the masters as well. She has developed a bald spot above her left eye the past week about the size of a penny. We see the vet at 10 tomorrow. Kayla and I hope it is nothing serious. Jake and Molly just hope it's nothing contageous. Jo > For Kayla. But really for the masters as well. She has developed a bald > spot above her left eye the past week about the size of a penny. We see > the vet at 10 tomorrow. Kayla and I hope it is nothing serious. Jake and > Molly just hope it's nothing contageous. > > Jo Purrs for all three. Joy > For Kayla. But really for the masters as well. She has developed a bald > spot above her left eye the past week about the size of a penny. We see the > vet at 10 tomorrow. Kayla and I hope it is nothing serious. Jake and Molly > just hope it's nothing contageous. > > Jo Oh no! Poor Kayla. Is it scaly? Frank had a bald spot over his eye that turned out to be ringworm. I had been at the shelter a lot, and TED said I likely brought the spores home on my clothes. Hope it's just nothing. How does Kayla react to the vet? (I bet she'll enjoy the ride.) Sherry > For Kayla. But really for the masters as well. She has developed a > bald spot above her left eye the past week about the size of a penny. > We see the vet at 10 tomorrow. Kayla and I hope it is nothing > serious. Jake and Molly just hope it's nothing contageous. > > Jo I hope it's not ringworm!!!!!! It's a PITA to get rid of. Many purrs in your direction that it's something simple. kili Hope it's not ringworm...if it is, I have just eradicated it out of my clowder, so could give you some tips/products to use. > For Kayla. But really for the masters as well. She has developed a bald > spot above her left eye the past week about the size of a penny. We see > the vet at 10 tomorrow. Kayla and I hope it is nothing serious. Jake and > Molly just hope it's nothing contageous. > > Jo Purrs on the way > For Kayla. But really for the masters as well. She has developed a bald > spot above her left eye the past week about the size of a penny. We see > the vet at 10 tomorrow. Kayla and I hope it is nothing serious. Jake and > Molly just hope it's nothing contageous. > > Jo > For Kayla. But really for the masters as well. She has developed a bald > spot above her left eye the past week about the size of a penny. We see the > vet at 10 tomorrow. Kayla and I hope it is nothing serious. Jake and Molly > just hope it's nothing contageous. > > Jo Purrs for a good cure for whatever it is. MLB > For Kayla. But really for the masters as well. She has developed a bald > spot above her left eye the past week about the size of a penny. We see > the vet at 10 tomorrow. Kayla and I hope it is nothing serious. Jake and > Molly just hope it's nothing contageous. > > Jo Purrs and cautious headbutts for the d*g pet. Sam is afraid of d*gs when they bark on the television. I've told him Kayla is a felinedog. He's a little confused but willing to send his purrs. Julie, Hobbes, Lacey, Sam and Barnabus >> For Kayla. But really for the masters as well. She has developed a bald >> spot above her left eye the past week about the size of a penny. We see [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Julie, Hobbes, Lacey, Sam and Barnabus Please reassure Sam that Kayla does not bark, so she is not a scary dog. When we got Kayla I asked the breeder for advice on how to prevent barking problems as we had a big problem with our last two dogs. She said "My dogs don't bark". She is right. Kayla can bark and has once or twice, but normally she just doesn't. Jo > For Kayla. But really for the masters as well. She has developed a bald > spot above her left eye the past week about the size of a penny. We see the > vet at 10 tomorrow. Kayla and I hope it is nothing serious. Jake and Molly > just hope it's nothing contageous. Many purrs for the best outcome.  SignatureMarina, Miranda and Caliban. In loving memory of Frank and Nikki. Stories and pics at http://koti.welho.com/mkurten/ Pics at http://uk.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/frankiennikki/ and http://community.webshots.com/user/frankiennikki > For Kayla. But really for the masters as well. She has developed a > bald spot above her left eye the past week about the size of a penny. > We see the vet at 10 tomorrow. Kayla and I hope it is nothing > serious. Jake and Molly just hope it's nothing contageous. > > Jo Purrs on the way. SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy and Bagheera) Cats leave pawprints on your heart. http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk >For Kayla. But really for the masters as well. She has developed a bald >spot above her left eye the past week about the size of a penny. We see the >vet at 10 tomorrow. Kayla and I hope it is nothing serious. Jake and Molly >just hope it's nothing contageous. > >Jo Late purrs for Kayla and the masters. Randy http://picasaweb.google.com/crmartin1 http://kittenwar.com/kittens/74045/ > For Kayla. But really for the masters as well. She has developed a bald > spot above her left eye the past week about the size of a penny. We see > the vet at 10 tomorrow. Kayla and I hope it is nothing serious. Jake and > Molly just hope it's nothing contageous. > > Jo Well the bad news is Kayla has demodectic mange. But the good news is Kayla has demodectic mange and it isn't contageous so the cats can't catch it. All she has at this point is a small spot above her eye and we will be treating that. This can be mild and easy to treat or it can be a major hard to treat condition, especially in collie type dogs. So we could use some extra strong purrs that we get this under control quickly. Demodectic mange is a type of mite that the dog gets from its mother shortly after birth. And evidently this is the only time it can be transmitted. Evidently it is very common for a dog to carry this mite, but some are more prone to have skin lesions from it than others. And some are more prone to severe and widespread skin lesions. Jo >> For Kayla. But really for the masters as well. She has developed a bald >> spot above her left eye the past week about the size of a penny. We see [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Well the bad news is Kayla has demodectic mange. But the good news is Kayla > has demodectic mange and it isn't contageous so the cats can't catch it. Well, as long as the cats are safe, everything is alright. ;) Nobbut, many purrs that you can nip this in the bud. SignatureMarina, Miranda and Caliban. In loving memory of Frank and Nikki. Stories and pics at http://koti.welho.com/mkurten/ Pics at http://uk.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/frankiennikki/ and http://community.webshots.com/user/frankiennikki Well the bad news is Kayla has demodectic mange. But the good news is Kayla has demodectic mange and it isn't contageous so the cats can't catch it. All she has at this point is a small spot above her eye and we will be treating that. This can be mild and easy to treat or it can be a major hard to treat condition, especially in collie type dogs. So we could use some extra strong purrs that we get this under control quickly. <snip> _ _ _ _ _ Have some purrs for Kayla from Nisse. He has a small dog of his own, so I think he will let dog Kayla have some purrs. Elisabet Purrs on the way. Ann Signatureread Sam's blog at http://kittens-3.blogspot.com/ see pictures of Sam at http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/ann791/my_photos > >> For Kayla. But really for the masters as well. She has developed a bald [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > Jo > Well the bad news is Kayla has demodectic mange. But the good news is Kayla > has demodectic mange and it isn't contageous so the cats can't catch it. [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Jo Lots and lots of purrs and best wishes, Polonca and Soncek Belated purrs on their way for Kayla's Mange to go away. Suz&Spicey > Belated purrs on their way for Kayla's Mange to go away. > Suz&Spicey She is accepting even late purrs. She is unaware of the mange, but really truly hates the treatment. Her latest consolation prize is I give Jake his pills right before I put on her salve. They both feel better that the other one is unhappy. Last night Jake and Kayla were actually and definitely playing together. I bought a hassock at IKEA for in front of the fireplace. Jake claimed it as his right away. Kayla for some reason has never jumped up on it. I had pushed it out in the middle of the floor last night and Jake was meatloafing as usual. Kayla came in from outside and after playing catch with me for a while she put her ball up by Jake. He pushed it off, she put it back. She sniffed, he swatted (no claws out). He knocked the ball off again and she put it back then grabbed it and moved it out of his reach when he started push it back off. This kept up for a good five minutes. This could be the start of something great. Jo >For Kayla. But really for the masters as well. She has developed a bald >spot above her left eye the past week about the size of a penny. We see the >vet at 10 tomorrow. Kayla and I hope it is nothing serious. Jake and Molly >just hope it's nothing contageous. TED purrs for Kayla. I also hope it's not ringworm.
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