cat with bone infection in knee joint

[Guest guest]

Hi -

 

I recently rescued a cat with a gimpy hind leg that was xrayed and diagnosed as

a raging bone infection in the knee joint, probably inflicted by another cat

bite. I'm giving him twice daily the following - clavamox (vet prescribed),

vitamin c powder, lysine and bromaline (to reduce inflammation and pain). He

has improved greatly, even to the point of initiating play with my other young

cat so is feeling much better.

 

I know he has a long road to recovery and I'd like input from the group as to

what else I can try. Thanks.

 

Judy

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

There is a specific oil blend that is uniquely the best for cats. It is called

Melrose.

 

Judy <catsjudy wrote: Hi -

 

I recently rescued a cat with a gimpy hind leg that was xrayed and diagnosed as

a raging bone infection in the knee joint, probably inflicted by another cat

bite. I'm giving him twice daily the following - clavamox (vet prescribed),

vitamin c powder, lysine and bromaline (to reduce inflammation and pain). He has

improved greatly, even to the point of initiating play with my other young cat

so is feeling much better.

 

I know he has a long road to recovery and I'd like input from the group as to

what else I can try. Thanks.

 

Judy

 

 

[Guest guest]

David -

 

how is the Melrose oil used? Can you recommend a website for me to search?

Thanks.

 

Judy

 

 

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David Wilhelm

Sunday, April 29, 2007 10:09 PM

Re: cat with bone infection in knee joint