posted on Mar, 4 2011 @ 09:46 PM
Originally posted by Gazrok
Basically used the children's tylenol for pain, and the same dropper (rinsed of course) for water, etc....
Hope he makes a good recovery Gazrok. Give him a tickle from me.
***HEADSUP PEEPS**...
Many people often use mild doses of human medication for their pets. Very common here in France, BUT DO NOT USE PARACETAMOL as it can poison cats. It
isn't possible for a cat to utilise the chemicals in paracetamol quick enough and it can be toxic. Let's be safe eh?
Paracetamol is one of the most widely used drugs in the world. At manufacturer recommended doses it has an excellent safety record in humans.
However, this is not the case in cats. Cats are simply unable to remove the drug from their bodies fast enough to prevent toxicity developing. NEVER
ADMINISTER PARACETAMOL TO A CAT.
Source
I have recently been researching lots of cat ailment stuff while my 3 cats have been poorly and this is something I thought I should share.
The latest on my 3..
Duke has made a good recovery and is back to his usual lazy old self and begging for junk food crunchies which he isn't going to get.
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Princess is still sniffling a bit but getting better and will also be back to her cheeky demanding attention self (bless her).
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Squidge is suffering with the sniffles an wheezing but right now she is resting comfortably on a pillow, asleep upstairs.
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I love them more than anything or one and they always get me through tough times which is why I have cancelled work for a few days to look after them
and get them through theirs.
Peace to the little fluffy ones.