I have a cat that has a terrible skin condition. She gets rashes, sores and scabs all over. She cried and chewed and scratched constantly. She continually ran from place to place and could not rest until exhausted, she was also becoming emaciated. I was desperate for a solution.
I tried everything, fresh bedding, flea control, and diet nothing helped and I was reluctant to use dangerous medications on her.
The only thing I found that helped and it helped wonderfully was to drench her in coconut oil, only this "wets"down her fun and chills her even on a warm day.
Coverings for hairless, shaved, medicated animal or for wound protection are a good thing. I would not endorse clothes for cats, who ordinarily hate such things though dogs take it in stride, but when necessary it can be a good thing. These sweaters look like they would do the job, so don't knock it till you know the whole story..
I have a cat that has a terrible skin condition. She gets rashes, sores and scabs all over. She cried and chewed and scratched constantly. She continually ran from place to place and could not rest until exhausted, she was also becoming emaciated. I was desperate for a solution.
I tried everything, fresh bedding, flea control, and diet nothing helped and I was reluctant to use dangerous medications on her.
The only thing I found that helped and it helped wonderfully was to drench her in coconut oil, only this "wets"down her fun and chills her even on a warm day.
Coverings for hairless, shaved, medicated animal or for wound protection are a good thing. I would not endorse clothes for cats, who ordinarily hate such things though dogs take it in stride, but when necessary it can be a good thing. These sweaters look like they would do the job, so don't knock it till you know the whole story..
Why do people think animals should wear clothes? People wear clothes. Animals are naked. It's been that way for quite a while.
ReplyDeleteCooper, cats don't need any more fluffiness. Too many mad people with children-substitute cats.
ReplyDeleteI have a cat that has a terrible skin condition. She gets rashes, sores and scabs all over. She cried and chewed and scratched constantly. She continually ran from place to place and could not rest until exhausted, she was also becoming emaciated. I was desperate for a solution.
ReplyDeleteI tried everything, fresh bedding, flea control, and diet nothing helped and I was reluctant to use dangerous medications on her.
The only thing I found that helped and it helped wonderfully was to drench her in coconut oil, only this "wets"down her fun and chills her even on a warm day.
Coverings for hairless, shaved, medicated animal or for wound protection are a good thing. I would not endorse clothes for cats, who ordinarily hate such things though dogs take it in stride, but when necessary it can be a good thing. These sweaters look like they would do the job, so don't knock it till you know the whole story..
annm
I have a cat that has a terrible skin condition. She gets rashes, sores and scabs all over. She cried and chewed and scratched constantly. She continually ran from place to place and could not rest until exhausted, she was also becoming emaciated. I was desperate for a solution.
ReplyDeleteI tried everything, fresh bedding, flea control, and diet nothing helped and I was reluctant to use dangerous medications on her.
The only thing I found that helped and it helped wonderfully was to drench her in coconut oil, only this "wets"down her fun and chills her even on a warm day.
Coverings for hairless, shaved, medicated animal or for wound protection are a good thing. I would not endorse clothes for cats, who ordinarily hate such things though dogs take it in stride, but when necessary it can be a good thing. These sweaters look like they would do the job, so don't knock it till you know the whole story..
annm