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GraingerGuy
08-04-2003, 10:32 PM
Alright...first post...:)
Well...I just got two kittens
http://www.gotapex.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=64492
(Here are some pictures of them...:))
One of them has a pretty bad eye discharge....I don't know what that means....but I know it can't be good. I'm actually going to bring her to the vet tomorrow to see what is up, but I still wanted to ask ya'll.
TIA
Hey GG! Welcome to Talk Pets! (I'm dbax over at G|A).
Spencer the Lion is real knowledgeable about cats - so hopefully he can answer your question!
If you get a chance, go introduce yourself in the introductions forum. :thumbup:
SpencerTheLion
08-05-2003, 04:58 AM
GraingerGuy,
Welcome! About all I can do is to encourage you to see the vet right away.
Three years ago, Garbo (pictured in sig below) had eye problems after getting a coronavirus from a kitten. I waited until it was almost too late. Six weeks of intensive medication prevented a pea-sized green ulcer from taking out one of her eyes. It's healed to the point that the only way you can tell the difference is it glows a little greener at night. She needed five different medications a day.
I can't say what is going on with your kitten, but suffice to say, it's best to treat it before it becomes a big problem.
Maria
08-05-2003, 09:16 AM
like I said in your intro awwwwwww!
Hope the kitty gets better!
steph j
08-05-2003, 11:42 AM
I'm a new kitty mom myself.
Good luck, please let us know what the vet says tomorrow.
Adorable kitties!!! Welcome to the board!!! :D
GraingerGuy
08-05-2003, 07:32 PM
Well...the vet said that he doesn't have a cold or a upper respetory infection...so that's good. She just gave me some eyedrops for him. I also had to get some cream because he has ringworm on his ear.
And....I also found out that she is not a she....she is a he...:) Oops.....:p
steph j
08-06-2003, 05:15 AM
that it's not a cold or respiratory infection--I hope he's cleared up real soon!
And he is a he and not a she, ey?! LOL! The only way I knew when Abby was a little kitten is because she's a calico--I had a very high chance that she's a female because of that!!! And Garfield was around a year when I rescued him--and it was "quite" obvious! They'll fool ya!!!
So now whatcha gonna call him?!
Glad he's okay! :)
SpencerTheLion
08-06-2003, 05:20 AM
Glad to hear a clean bill of health for the kitty! Kitten are vunerable as their immune systems are growing up. A couple of common names for calicos is Patches and Cali.
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