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MRSA IN CATS Started by LAURA IP Address 90.196.188.42	Posted: October 1, 2008 at 14:20

I HAVE JUST FOUND OUT THAT MY CAT HAS MRSA, HE LOST A LEG A YEAR AGO AND HAS A SKIN ALERGY, THE VET IS TREATING HIM WITH ANTIBIOTIS, BUT SAYS I SHOULD TAKE CARE,TO WASH MY HANDS AND NOT TOUCH HIM TO MUCH. SHOULD I SPEAK TO MY GP, I AM A DIABETIC. 30958

Re: MRSA IN CATS Reply #1 by jill moss IP Address 86.158.44.219	Posted: October 2, 2008 at 18:02

please email me info@thebellamossfoundation.com so we can email you information and advise 30963

Re: MRSA IN CATS Reply #2 by Holly IP Address 92.21.84.173	Posted: October 3, 2008 at 16:05

I am very sorry to hear what has happened to your cat. If he has skin allergy it is probably caused by pet food since pet food contains ingredients like carbohydrate that cats are not meant to be fed and it shows up as chonic ear problems, skin problems etc. A lack of fat in the diet also causes skin problems but pet food does not contain the amount of animal fat a cat needs. You might like to read the new book by Michael Fox MRCVS "Not fit for a Dog" which is all about the illness pet food is causing and has an excellent foreword by Richard Allport MRCVS. 30966

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