Hello community,
I have a question(s) about my cat Thor aka the Chooch:
6 years old male cat Tuxedo, neutered
He's about 10 pounds, very chatty, loves to run around with his younger "brother".
Prefers shredded chicken and venison from Lotus and eats dry food.
When I rescued him for Petco in 2019 he had very watery eyes. I took him to the vet many times and they concluded it was a defective tear duct. About 6 months ago I just knew something was wrong with his eyes so I took him to an eye specialist who said he has herpes. We did 40 days of 2 different eye drops (Vigamox and Cidofovir) and 2 different oral medications (Famvir and Zithromycin). I took him back this week and the doctor says it's back and we need to do the protocol all over again. I'm just wondering if there is a more holistic approach to herpes so I don't have to pump him full of drugs.
Thank you,
Isabelle Shuman
I have a question(s) about my cat Thor aka the Chooch:
6 years old male cat Tuxedo, neutered
He's about 10 pounds, very chatty, loves to run around with his younger "brother".
Prefers shredded chicken and venison from Lotus and eats dry food.
When I rescued him for Petco in 2019 he had very watery eyes. I took him to the vet many times and they concluded it was a defective tear duct. About 6 months ago I just knew something was wrong with his eyes so I took him to an eye specialist who said he has herpes. We did 40 days of 2 different eye drops (Vigamox and Cidofovir) and 2 different oral medications (Famvir and Zithromycin). I took him back this week and the doctor says it's back and we need to do the protocol all over again. I'm just wondering if there is a more holistic approach to herpes so I don't have to pump him full of drugs.
Thank you,
Isabelle Shuman