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how long does a cat flu last, once they are
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how long does a cat flu last, once they are on antiboidates. My kitty is 3months old and has been on meds for 48 hours

 

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July 30 2:01 PM (4 minutes and 37 seconds later)
         
Reply to Terri Riba's Post: he is on clavamox and Baytril and for his eyes Terramycin

He has stuffy nose, runing eyes and sneezing with a cough. He is eating and drinking water

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July 30 2:43 PM (41 minutes and 46 seconds later)
         
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Dear friend,

It can take four doses of clavamox before you see any improvement. Keep in mind that most URI's i cats are viral and do not respond to antibiotics - they are only give to prevent serious secondary infections like Pneumonia and brochitis.

Keep useing the terramycin on his eyes. If he is congested make a steamroom by running your shower on hot and take him in for 15 minute intervals to break it up. As long as he is eating - he is still smelling his food.He should improve in a week after starting the meds.

Please let me know how he is and if you have more questions I am happy to help in any way possible.

Very sincerely,

Terri




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