Vigamox More Drug_side_effects My Cat Has An Eye Infection. Can I Use Vigamox(human Anti-bacterial Eye Drop) On A Cat?
My cat has an eye infection. Can I use Vigamox(human anti-bacterial eye drop) on a cat? - vigamox more drug_side_effects
I wonder if there is anything it is dangerous for a cat
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We must find what causes infections of the eye first. Could viruses, bacteria, fungi, could also be other things, ulcers or more. Treatment of cat's eyes, as it could vet initially more problems with large customers in the future of vocational education. So I would not recommend it. In addition to an eye infection may be a manifestation of a larger problem, such as infections of the upper respiratory tract that required antibiotic treatment over time in the eye.
I think I called the office to see whether veterinarians first o'kay. Only if I could do some in-ber that your cat does not agree. You do not pay to take risks. Good luck and Kitty kiss for me. God bless you.
You should contact your veterinarian about it. First, they want to ensure that Vigamox actually work in the type of infection, to see your cat (If there are bacteria, the drops do not) help. Your veterinarian can tell you whether Vigamox is safe for the eyes of your cat.
You probably have no harmful effects, but I would check to be sure. The drug can be weird like that.
Oh, good luck trying to give your cat eye drops. Something tells me not like ...
You can use the same for cats, but diluted in a different form in different dosages .... Or maybe an eye infection of cats is another mistake that a man, so that the drug has no effect. Cats get gel material that is smeared all their eyes, and looks different than the human eye infection medicine.
I suggest you call a vet and ask. Perhaps you can find an economical solution.
You should contact your veterinarian.
Use a small drop with a drop of baby oil on it and rub your eyes, eye drops and creams were initially used in animals, then we will
Friens my cat had this problem but I forgot what it was. It is a home remedy. Perhaps you may discover ...
But you should call a vet first one ... Do not wait. Do it now
Ask the vet would be a good thing, especially since Kitty has an eye infection. The drops can burn the eyes, depending on the nature of the disease.
Human and veterinary medicines are very different and you should be first with your veterinarian before any kind of drops or hurt to check them! I hope your cat is better!
My vet said the eye drops rights of dogs and cats protected. I eye drops and does not appear to cause damage. I do not know whether Vigamox. You should call your vet and ask. It should not react too difficult for them.
I'm not sure, but perhaps too much for a cat.
The colloidal silver will try .. It is a natural antibiotic, and it is wonderful for you. It can be used in the eye. You can if you have a belly uspet. My family has used every one of us felt a cold or flu. I swear it. I have a daughter who is 2 in a few days. She just had a cold in his life. Every time he is a reverse belly, or if one of us seniors have been sick, I gave him and as I said, once she has been ill.
There is the possibility that certain substances ur cat to damage our eyes can burn a drop in the eye .. Cats and animals more sensitive than the eyes of ru want to try the PRM, especially if UR not sure .. u do not want the animal is injured by accident .. call ur vet and ask them, and if the infection is bad, just hot water and a soft cloth and dirt fro mthe Catseye RUBB keep it together to clean with warm water .. To use drops.
My mother worked in a warehouse for pharmaceutical and veterinary medicines for the same animals that doctors use on humans. Veterinarians easy with lower doses to animals. I would use it only small quantities. Good luck!
I do not use human medicines to your cat. Go to the vet. I did 2 days ago because my cat has an eye infection.
I am not a vet, but I'm far from my farm with a large number of eye infections did not spread the disease are often depressed and angry cat Vigamox it did not work, probably better than the fat of the veterinarian more prescription drugs. Finally, I asked my vet and he said okay.
I think you should see a vet .. First
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