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I remember someone here talking about chin acne. (Was it Vino?)
Anyway, can someone tell me what it looks liike? Bosley has something weird on his chin. It looked like dirt stuck in the fur, but after trying to get it off, it's more like tiny scabs. He doesn't eat out of a plastic bowl, but his facial structure is so that he has a very long muzzle and big head, so I'm sure his chin gets in the food. I scrubbed it all off with a hot soapy cloth, or did the best I could for as long as he would put up with it. Is there anything else you can do? Sherry |
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"Sherry" wrote in message
oups.com... I remember someone here talking about chin acne. (Was it Vino?) Anyway, can someone tell me what it looks liike? Bosley has something weird on his chin. It looked like dirt stuck in the fur, but after trying to get it off, it's more like tiny scabs. He doesn't eat out of a plastic bowl, but his facial structure is so that he has a very long muzzle and big head, so I'm sure his chin gets in the food. I scrubbed it all off with a hot soapy cloth, or did the best I could for as long as he would put up with it. Is there anything else you can do? Sherry That sounds like what Nanki-Poo had, which the vet called acne. In his case, it was from eating out of a plastic dish. The vet gave me some medicine to put on it. Your vet might also have some suggestions. The dish issue was all she mentioned to me, but as soon as I said he ate out of a plastic dish, she assumed that was it, and she was right. If I had said no, she might have suggested something else. Joy |
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On Jun 12, 1:15 pm, "Joy" wrote:
"Sherry" wrote in message oups.com... I remember someone here talking about chin acne. (Was it Vino?) Anyway, can someone tell me what it looks liike? Bosley has something weird on his chin. It looked like dirt stuck in the fur, but after trying to get it off, it's more like tiny scabs. He doesn't eat out of a plastic bowl, but his facial structure is so that he has a very long muzzle and big head, so I'm sure his chin gets in the food. I scrubbed it all off with a hot soapy cloth, or did the best I could for as long as he would put up with it. Is there anything else you can do? Sherry That sounds like what Nanki-Poo had, which the vet called acne. In his case, it was from eating out of a plastic dish. The vet gave me some medicine to put on it. Your vet might also have some suggestions. The dish issue was all she mentioned to me, but as soon as I said he ate out of a plastic dish, she assumed that was it, and she was right. If I had said no, she might have suggested something else. Joy Joy, do you remember what the vet gave you to put on it? I have some Panalog and also the vet-version of Bacitracin. I'm just leery of putting anything so close to his mouth. Sherry |
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![]() "Sherry" wrote in message oups.com... On Jun 12, 1:15 pm, "Joy" wrote: "Sherry" wrote in message oups.com... I remember someone here talking about chin acne. (Was it Vino?) Anyway, can someone tell me what it looks liike? Bosley has something weird on his chin. It looked like dirt stuck in the fur, but after trying to get it off, it's more like tiny scabs. He doesn't eat out of a plastic bowl, but his facial structure is so that he has a very long muzzle and big head, so I'm sure his chin gets in the food. I scrubbed it all off with a hot soapy cloth, or did the best I could for as long as he would put up with it. Is there anything else you can do? Sherry That sounds like what Nanki-Poo had, which the vet called acne. In his case, it was from eating out of a plastic dish. The vet gave me some medicine to put on it. Your vet might also have some suggestions. The dish issue was all she mentioned to me, but as soon as I said he ate out of a plastic dish, she assumed that was it, and she was right. If I had said no, she might have suggested something else. Joy Joy, do you remember what the vet gave you to put on it? I have some Panalog and also the vet-version of Bacitracin. I'm just leery of putting anything so close to his mouth. Sherry Sherry Spirit gets it I give it a easy scrub and get all the junk out of it. Than I put some Vaseline on it to help it heal. He is not happy about the Vaseline but the medication he is allergic to it is worse on him |
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On Tue, 12 Jun 2007 11:16:59 -0700, Sherry yodeled:
On Jun 12, 1:15 pm, "Joy" wrote: "Sherry" wrote in message oups.com... I remember someone here talking about chin acne. (Was it Vino?) Anyway, can someone tell me what it looks liike? Bosley has something weird on his chin. It looked like dirt stuck in the fur, but after trying to get it off, it's more like tiny scabs. He doesn't eat out of a plastic bowl, but his facial structure is so that he has a very long muzzle and big head, so I'm sure his chin gets in the food. I scrubbed it all off with a hot soapy cloth, or did the best I could for as long as he would put up with it. Is there anything else you can do? Sherry That sounds like what Nanki-Poo had, which the vet called acne. In his case, it was from eating out of a plastic dish. The vet gave me some medicine to put on it. Your vet might also have some suggestions. The dish issue was all she mentioned to me, but as soon as I said he ate out of a plastic dish, she assumed that was it, and she was right. If I had said no, she might have suggested something else. Joy Joy, do you remember what the vet gave you to put on it? I have some Panalog and also the vet-version of Bacitracin. I'm just leery of putting anything so close to his mouth. Sherry Sherry, you might want to put a little peroxide on a cotton ball, and wipe down his chin with that a couple of times a week. Theresa Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh Make Levees, Not War |
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![]() "Sherry" wrote in message oups.com... I remember someone here talking about chin acne. (Was it Vino?) Anyway, can someone tell me what it looks liike? Bosley has something weird on his chin. It looked like dirt stuck in the fur, but after trying to get it off, it's more like tiny scabs. He doesn't eat out of a plastic bowl, but his facial structure is so that he has a very long muzzle and big head, so I'm sure his chin gets in the food. I scrubbed it all off with a hot soapy cloth, or did the best I could for as long as he would put up with it. Is there anything else you can do? Sherry That's cat acne. No plastic dishes of course. Keep his food and water containers very clean. Wipe his chin with a warn damp cloth a couple of times a day. And heck, I used Neosporin of Molly when she came with chin acne. It healed right up. I rubbed it in with a very soft clean toothbrush. Jo |
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"Sherry" wrote in message
oups.com... On Jun 12, 1:15 pm, "Joy" wrote: "Sherry" wrote in message oups.com... I remember someone here talking about chin acne. (Was it Vino?) Anyway, can someone tell me what it looks liike? Bosley has something weird on his chin. It looked like dirt stuck in the fur, but after trying to get it off, it's more like tiny scabs. He doesn't eat out of a plastic bowl, but his facial structure is so that he has a very long muzzle and big head, so I'm sure his chin gets in the food. I scrubbed it all off with a hot soapy cloth, or did the best I could for as long as he would put up with it. Is there anything else you can do? Sherry That sounds like what Nanki-Poo had, which the vet called acne. In his case, it was from eating out of a plastic dish. The vet gave me some medicine to put on it. Your vet might also have some suggestions. The dish issue was all she mentioned to me, but as soon as I said he ate out of a plastic dish, she assumed that was it, and she was right. If I had said no, she might have suggested something else. Joy Joy, do you remember what the vet gave you to put on it? I have some Panalog and also the vet-version of Bacitracin. I'm just leery of putting anything so close to his mouth. Sherry It's called Virbac. I can understand your concern. Joy |
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On Jun 12, 1:47 pm, Kreisleriana wrote:
On Tue, 12 Jun 2007 11:16:59 -0700, Sherry yodeled: On Jun 12, 1:15 pm, "Joy" wrote: "Sherry" wrote in message groups.com... I remember someone here talking about chin acne. (Was it Vino?) Anyway, can someone tell me what it looks liike? Bosley has something weird on his chin. It looked like dirt stuck in the fur, but after trying to get it off, it's more like tiny scabs. He doesn't eat out of a plastic bowl, but his facial structure is so that he has a very long muzzle and big head, so I'm sure his chin gets in the food. I scrubbed it all off with a hot soapy cloth, or did the best I could for as long as he would put up with it. Is there anything else you can do? Sherry That sounds like what Nanki-Poo had, which the vet called acne. In his case, it was from eating out of a plastic dish. The vet gave me some medicine to put on it. Your vet might also have some suggestions. The dish issue was all she mentioned to me, but as soon as I said he ate out of a plastic dish, she assumed that was it, and she was right. If I had said no, she might have suggested something else. Joy Joy, do you remember what the vet gave you to put on it? I have some Panalog and also the vet-version of Bacitracin. I'm just leery of putting anything so close to his mouth. Sherry Sherry, you might want to put a little peroxide on a cotton ball, and wipe down his chin with that a couple of times a week. Theresa Stinky Pictures:http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh That's a good idea. Trace amounts of peroxide wouldn't hurt him, even if he licked it before it evaporated. Same with vaseline (thanks Matthew). Thanks to everybody for the responses. This is weird. Out of 5 cats, and even the RB ones, we never had chin acne. And I *do* provide clean bowls, I swear! (I feel like a parent who's kid has impetigo or head lice or something) Sherry |
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![]() "Sherry" wrote in message oups.com... On Jun 12, 1:47 pm, Kreisleriana wrote: On Tue, 12 Jun 2007 11:16:59 -0700, Sherry yodeled: On Jun 12, 1:15 pm, "Joy" wrote: "Sherry" wrote in message groups.com... I remember someone here talking about chin acne. (Was it Vino?) Anyway, can someone tell me what it looks liike? Bosley has something weird on his chin. It looked like dirt stuck in the fur, but after trying to get it off, it's more like tiny scabs. He doesn't eat out of a plastic bowl, but his facial structure is so that he has a very long muzzle and big head, so I'm sure his chin gets in the food. I scrubbed it all off with a hot soapy cloth, or did the best I could for as long as he would put up with it. Is there anything else you can do? Sherry That sounds like what Nanki-Poo had, which the vet called acne. In his case, it was from eating out of a plastic dish. The vet gave me some medicine to put on it. Your vet might also have some suggestions. The dish issue was all she mentioned to me, but as soon as I said he ate out of a plastic dish, she assumed that was it, and she was right. If I had said no, she might have suggested something else. Joy Joy, do you remember what the vet gave you to put on it? I have some Panalog and also the vet-version of Bacitracin. I'm just leery of putting anything so close to his mouth. Sherry Sherry, you might want to put a little peroxide on a cotton ball, and wipe down his chin with that a couple of times a week. Theresa Stinky Pictures:http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh That's a good idea. Trace amounts of peroxide wouldn't hurt him, even if he licked it before it evaporated. Same with vaseline (thanks Matthew). Thanks to everybody for the responses. This is weird. Out of 5 cats, and even the RB ones, we never had chin acne. And I *do* provide clean bowls, I swear! (I feel like a parent who's kid has impetigo or head lice or something) Sherry Same here you feel like every parent feels. I find that it is the water bowls that cause spirits problems. For some reason he taps the water dish to make the water shake before he drinks but still manages to get a face full of water. I think it has something to do with him being to young when I rescued him from the hawk |
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![]() "Sherry" wrote in message oups.com... On Jun 12, 1:47 pm, Kreisleriana wrote: On Tue, 12 Jun 2007 11:16:59 -0700, Sherry yodeled: On Jun 12, 1:15 pm, "Joy" wrote: "Sherry" wrote in message groups.com... I remember someone here talking about chin acne. (Was it Vino?) Anyway, can someone tell me what it looks liike? Bosley has something weird on his chin. It looked like dirt stuck in the fur, but after trying to get it off, it's more like tiny scabs. He doesn't eat out of a plastic bowl, but his facial structure is so that he has a very long muzzle and big head, so I'm sure his chin gets in the food. I scrubbed it all off with a hot soapy cloth, or did the best I could for as long as he would put up with it. Is there anything else you can do? Sherry That sounds like what Nanki-Poo had, which the vet called acne. In his case, it was from eating out of a plastic dish. The vet gave me some medicine to put on it. Your vet might also have some suggestions. The dish issue was all she mentioned to me, but as soon as I said he ate out of a plastic dish, she assumed that was it, and she was right. If I had said no, she might have suggested something else. Joy Joy, do you remember what the vet gave you to put on it? I have some Panalog and also the vet-version of Bacitracin. I'm just leery of putting anything so close to his mouth. Sherry Sherry, you might want to put a little peroxide on a cotton ball, and wipe down his chin with that a couple of times a week. Theresa Stinky Pictures:http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh That's a good idea. Trace amounts of peroxide wouldn't hurt him, even if he licked it before it evaporated. Same with vaseline (thanks Matthew). Thanks to everybody for the responses. This is weird. Out of 5 cats, and even the RB ones, we never had chin acne. And I *do* provide clean bowls, I swear! (I feel like a parent who's kid has impetigo or head lice or something) Sherry Also you are very welcome :-) |
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