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HELP! Nose injury!

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Manda Panda - 26 Dec 2004 22:52 GMT
Hi!  I am new to the group and I have 6 cats in my home.  We went to my
parents on Christmas day and when we returned my oldest, Patches (6),
had a horrible injury on his nose.  Not a lot of blood but the middle
of his nose between the nostrils looks like it's just had a big chunk
of skin removed.  It is painful enough to the point that he isn't
eating much (but he could stand to lose a bit of weight anyway).  I
think it just hurts to chew since it moves his nose as well.  I want to
put antibiotic cream on it but I know he'll just lick it off.  We used
a warm wet paper towel and cleaned it when we saw it and today I put a
little cream on it.  I think this was the result of a cat fight with
one of the other cats since he is also limping a bit too (I think he
sprained his ankle).  My husband just lost his job so I can't afford to
take him to the vet right now, and I don't really think there is
anything he can do for him anyway.  We have him by himself in a room
with all he needs and cuddles when we can.  Any suggestions?
Zythophile - 26 Dec 2004 23:01 GMT
> Hi!  I am new to the group and I have 6 cats in my home.

Welcome to the group.

> We went to my
> parents on Christmas day and when we returned my oldest, Patches (6),
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> one of the other cats since he is also limping a bit too (I think he
> sprained his ankle).

Do cats have ankles?

> My husband just lost his job so I can't afford to
> take him to the vet right now, and I don't really think there is
> anything he can do for him anyway.  We have him by himself in a room
> with all he needs and cuddles when we can.  Any suggestions?

If you are in the UK, look up yout local People's Dispensary for Sick
Animals www.pdsa.org.uk. If not, I assume that there is a similar
organisation in your country. In the Western/Minority World, no animal
should be denied vetinary care because its owners are not flush.

Good luck
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