7 OTC Human Medications Safe and Effective for Cats

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1. Great information!!! This is helpful for our indoor cats but especially for an outdoor feral cat we help in the neighborhood and can't take to a vet. Murray is a gorgeous boy! 🙂🙂

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2. we have needed someone like you ❤ thank you! 🐱

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3. So helpful thank you!

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4. What a sweet cat!

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5. I've only ever seen polysporin for eyes specifically for pink eye. Is it the same stuff?

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6. hi i have an handicaped dog for one month now. what natural medecine can i give to her to avoid the urinary infection she could have in the future?
   thanks for your videos they are gold mine!

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7. I just started feeding a stray cat and she's been microchip and spayed but the owners never called back for her but she's kinda mean at times taught her a new name and feeding her on my enclosed porch but I don't know if she would ever get used to my dogs bc at times she's mean for no good reason

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8. Dr. Jones, what a very special person you are and how glad we are to have found you. Our small 8 lb. Dachshund/Chihuahua mix had the cherry eye issue recently. We called around and the Vets could not see her for 3 weeks. One wanted up front money over the phone before we came in. So sad to see the greediness and ignorance in this field of animal care. Thankfully a friend told us to look up cherry eye, and we found your video. I suspected for awhile it might be the hard nuggets by ACANA that we were feeding her from time to time. She loves them, but I believe they are toxic to her now. We are looking into Farmers Dog Food as well as some Raw food companies. She is fed organic chicken, some lamb, and beef. We also give her Wellness or Solid Gold from the can. In her canned food we have been including Moringa, some enzymes, and flax oil. I have been using the Earth Animal Immune drops in her water. As soon as I quit feeding the ACANA nuggets her eye issue is gone. I did the eyewash for a few days and massaged the eye as you suggested and it works. We are so very grateful. She also had an itching problem which has lessened. I did make up the green tea, vinegar and Lavender drops as a s pray to keep her itching under control. She is so much more content, and we are so less fearful now. We are watching your videos to learn all we can to keep her healthy, safe and comfortable. We just love her so much. You are wonderful to animals and it shows. Thank you so much!

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9. Your cat patient actor is very patient just lovely 😄💙💋 .
   Thanks for the video 🧡🕳

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10. Used camomile on my cats goopy eyes.

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11. Thank you sooooo much for this video and the one you did for the dogs. Thank you 🙏

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12. Can you discuss acromegaly in cats? My cat has acromegaly and is on mega doses of insulin, 30 units Lantus twice daily. His blood sugars are still in the 300's. He wants food constantly and still loses weight. My vet is at a loss at what else to do. Been treating Colby for 8 months now.

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13. Thank you so much for this free pet care advice ❤️

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14. Thank heaven for dedicated people like you showing us a better way..x

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15. Be careful , Benedryl changed -it’s not always diphenhydramine anymore, please read the ingredients! If it isn’t diphenhydramine don’t give it to your baby! Usually now it’s the non name brands that use diphenhydramine now.

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16. Murray is a patient kitty!!

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17. I use D-Mannose powder for my cat's often UTI's. A tiny capsule sized amount of the powder in the wet food, keeps the bladder healthy and haven't had a problem since using this natural supplement. It's much healthier than any drug for humans. I'm so blessed to have a naturopathic vet!💛

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18. Murray really does tolerate you well, Doc.

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19. thanks you so much

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20. Murray is a Handsome boy 🐈

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