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Re: [purelypets] Feral kitten with ear polyp

Hello Dee



> Thank you for your comments. Although our holistic vet uses homeopathy, I
do
> not believe he is a classically trained homeopath.
+++
Homoeopathy can combine very well with other forms of healing--but not, I
think, in this case. There are lots of 'layers' to it, that cannot be
covered by Thuja.
>
> The very first thing I would do would be to give ONE dose
> > of Sulphur 6X liquid. One drop in the cat's water bowl. This will bring
to
> > the surface the symptoms that need to be treated. The ear may begin to
run
> > again, and so on.
>
> I do not have Sulphur 6X liquid, but I do have it in 6X pellets, any
> suggestions as to how many tablets to give?
+++
6x tabs are fine. Grush one using a teaspoon inside a teaspoon.The spoons
should be sterilised. Then sprinkle the powder in the drinking water or even
on food. One tab is quite enough. Take no notice of what the label says.
>
> After three days, there should be a clear symptom picture
> > which can then be prescribed upon. My (educated) guess is Syphilinum
30C.
> > Also a single dose. However, if the symptoms involve the coat (itchy,
> > patchy, scurfy, etc) Rhus tox 6X would be my choice.
>
> His coat is very beautiful, quite shiny and thick, I believe in part to
> feeding a homecooked diet and nutritional supplements. This little guy has
a
> lot of spirit! Despite his lack of coordination, he is very friendly with
> all cats and all my cats love him. He loves to run and play, even if it is
> very uncoordinated. After taming, he has turned into a real cuddle bug,
> loving to be loved. I can hold him like a baby and he just purrs and
purrs.
> Other than the left ear polyp and head tilt and lack of coordination, he
> looks quite healthy and is gaining weight nicely. The head tilt and lack
of
> coordination manifested shortly after he was weaned by his mother early
> September, but it took me until October to catch him and take him to the
> vet. He has a tendency to fall to the left side. He seems to dislike
strong
> smelling foods like fish.
Thank you, Dee. That gives me a lot to go on. Let's see what happens with
the sulphur. ok? Then can you let me know any changes in him or his
symptoms. ASs I said, don't worry if the ear starts to discharge again, but
it should not be smelly or purulent look. Note in particular any changes in
his coat or behaviour, _especially_ anything strange or odd. We call this
'strange, rare, and peculair, but very often it is just one of those
symptoms that separates our the correct remedy. If the ear gets very bad,
you can use 3 drops of calendula mother tincture in half a cup of warm
water. Bathe the ear very gently with this, taking great care not to get
water in the ear because in this case, the water caught in the ear could
very well exacerbate the problem,
>
> I would really appreciate any further comments you may have.

Let me know what happens, and we can look at it again, if you would like to.

mihi
merren>
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Last September, I noticed one of the feral kittens was uncoordinated and had a head tilt. Unfortunately, this little guy (who we have since named Tiny Tim)...
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Dec 19, 2000
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Hello Dee, Sorry to hear about you kitten with the ear and balance problem. My primary skill is as a homoeopath. I have put in some comments on what you say. ...
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Thank you for your comments. Although our holistic vet uses homeopathy, I do not believe he is a classically trained homeopath. The very first thing I would do...
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Hello Dee ... do ... +++ Homoeopathy can combine very well with other forms of healing--but not, I think, in this case. There are lots of 'layers' to it, that...
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