Re: Standard treatment for eye infections?

http://www.lambriarvet.com/

I've had great results with Lambriar. Friendly people.

http://lambriarvet.com/Antibiotics-Broad-Spectrum.php


http://froogle.google.com/froogle?hl=en&btnG=Search+Froogle&q=Gentamicin

Froogle found the stuff, also.

Do you find the stuff here? Good luck, hope you and kitty are feeling
better, and soon.

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"Bill Stock" <me7@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Originally posted this to the fish group by accident, so perhaps
Victor has
already seen it. :)


What's the standard drug (drops) given for eye infections. Cali went
to the
vet for an eye infection and lethargy and $120 later ended up with
some
antibiotic ointment because they were out of the right drops. Excuse
me,
$120 and you don't have the right fucking drops. It's bad enough
putting
drops in a cat's eye, but cream is a real treat. The cream is
chloramphenicol. Her lethargy seems better, but the eye still looks
rather
pink. The problem is that most of the cream ends up in her eyelashes,
which
she rubs off. They suspect it might be a recurring Herpes virus.

I checked online and I don't see this stuff in drops, but I do see
Gentimycin/Gentamicin in drops. Either way, drops or cream they're
less than
five bucks.




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