Just gave hubs his meds at the 2 hour mark since he was starting to fidget.Going to try to grab a little sleep and hopefully wake up in 2 hours. Don't sleep well on the couch so hopefully I can do this.
Goodnight to all snails
Goodnight to all snails
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Good night Fran and good luckJust gave hubs his meds at the 2 hour mark since he was starting to fidget.Going to try to grab a little sleep and hopefully wake up in 2 hours. Don't sleep well on the couch so hopefully I can do this.
Goodnight to all snails
finally! fingers crossed frannie will get some rest and kc's computer is done with resting
goodnight and sweet dreams to all!
goodnight and sweet dreams to all!
Tibs...
German Chamomile tea, commercial bags from the coffee/tea aisle of the grocery store.
NOT English Chamomile.
The tea chilled, can be used as a wash - use a soaked cotton ball to apply.
It is both antibacterial and antifungal, and soothes all sorts of itches and irritations in people and pets.
And it's totally harmless.
German Chamomile tea, commercial bags from the coffee/tea aisle of the grocery store.
NOT English Chamomile.
The tea chilled, can be used as a wash - use a soaked cotton ball to apply.
It is both antibacterial and antifungal, and soothes all sorts of itches and irritations in people and pets.
And it's totally harmless.
eating now in front of monitor
Quelle horreur!
Did your vet recommend (performed) skin cytology? There may be other nasties living in his skin that need to be treated. Trust me, I've been through all this with Hershey. What helped was aloe vera gel (I have several plants and just cut a leaf as needed, but health food stores sell good organic pure AV gels), Epsom salts, and ACV (apple cider vinegar, organic, raw, with "mother,", diluted with water as it may sting--kills nasties and is soothing). Of course, there are other remedies for itchy skin. You probably know about them, as well as good soothing doggie wipes--I had a box of every kind...
Just remember that general anesthesia carries its own risks in older patients, canine and human alike.
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morning, frannie and tweety!
mornin,tib and pretty bird
Good morning, Ladies. Just finished reading back...
yup, lots of possibilities and the rescue is using a vet providing bare-bones service ...........Did your vet recommend (performed) skin cytology? There may be other nasties living in his skin that need to be treated. Trust me, I've been through all this with Hershey. What helped was aloe vera gel (I have several plants and just cut a leaf as needed, but health food stores sell good organic pure AV gels), Epsom salts, and AVC (apple cider vinegar, organic, raw, with "mother,", diluted with water as it may sting--kills nasties and is soothing). Of course, there are other remedies for itchy skin. You probably know about them, as well as good soothing doggie wipes--I had a box of every kind...
Just remember that general anesthesia carries its own risks in older patients, canine and human alike.
lots of that in my cabinet
so funny though that everybody has a different preference: tweety swears by aloe, my vet friend is partial to witch hazel and so far, i opted for coconut oil infused with garlic
and we have a winter storm warning up - but this time in the bull's eye for an ice storm .... sigh
