Vaccine Reactions in Cats and what to do
Ear Mites and Mange

Homemade 
Kitty 
Food Recipes

Our Pets are experiencing an increase in disease and ailments related to medications, 
vaccinations and poor quality commercial pet foods.  They are as 
vulnerable as we are, protect them with knowledge and products that will help you heal your pets 
and improve their health holistically and save money on Vet bills.   Here is help for our furry friends.

Someone wrote to us the following after reading article on mange that was more directed 
toward treating dogs. We responded and wanted to share the instructions we gave with all 
here.  Thank you for your questions!!
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eagle2 wrote:
Can I assume some, or all of these suggested remedies are safe for cats? My cat's problem 
is on his head and neck, so I am worried about his eyes . . . I've been trying daily applications 
of lemon juice, followed later in the day with a mix of olive oil, garlic powder (from capsules,) 
and goldenseal. 

Our response:
I would like to ask if you know for sure if this is mange? 
I have seen animals react to their vaccinations. If this occurred concurrently with 
the vaccinations please use homeopathic treatment: 

Thuya occidentalis Homeopathic to nuetralize the negative effects of the vaccinations.

and give one pellet every four 
hours for three treatments, no food for 10 min before and after treatment 
You may crush into powder and place on tongue wait 30 days before another treatment. 
If no improvement seek out a homeopathic doctor. Also may add the following homeopathics as well.

If just mange:

Selenium Homeopathic 30C for excessive hair loss and no new growth. 
give one pellet every four 
hours for three treatments, no food for 10 min before and after treatment 
You may crush into powder and place on tongue wait 30 days before another treatment. 
If no improvement seek out a homeopathic doctor. 

Homeopathic Boiron Sulphur 6X 
give one pellet every four 
hours for three treatments, no food for 10 min before and after treatment 
You may crush into powder and place on tongue wait 30 days before another treatment. 
If no improvement seek out a homeopathic doctor. 

Hair loss reflect the disturbance in the endocrine glands. Kelp is important in this case 
5 - 20 mg of chelated zinc mentioned below. Flouride in water is important to remove. 

Wash cat with Bonners Tea Tree soap. Rinse body 
Slice a whole lemon and include the peel 
add to 1 pint of near boiling water and let seep over nite. 
Sponge the solution onto the animals skin 
Add garlic powder and nutritional yeast to diet too. 
So you are correct in this usage. 

If it is mange caused by mites, which is rare in cats, usually the diet is the original 
culprit. Commercial foods are poor nutritionally. 

Good results will be improving diet firstly. 
1) fast the animal for anywhere from 3 to five days. This is good for the animal do not 
worry. If their weight is good and in general good health. 

2) A natural diet is recommended. Cats have needs that can only be supplied from animal 
tissue. They cannot convert beta carotene found in veggies to Vit. A. They need cod liver oil 
or eggs. They also need arachidonic acid found in cod liver oil. Taurine is necessary and is 
found in heart tissues and sea foods and some dairy such as cheese. Even in meat 
the taurine an amino acid is 80% cooked out of the meat which is done in the canning 
process. Taurine deficiencies cause degeneration of retina and heart mal function. These can be 
reversed by using colostrum and eggs. 

Ear mites (otodectes cynotis) are common to most pets
Difficulty: Moderately challenging
Ear mites (otodectes cynotis) are common to most pets - especially strays. Symptoms include scratching, 
shaking of the head and a reddish brown or black waxy buildup in the ears. 

Instructions 

STEP 1: Confirm with your veterinarian that your pet has ear mites. 

STEP 2: Use a small dropper with lukewarm mineral oil to lightly coat the inside of the ear. 
                After several hours, the waxy buildup should soften so that you can clean out the ear with a cotton ball. 

STEP 3: Ask your veterinarian about prescription insecticide or use an over-the-counter brand - these 
are fine for most cases. Use the product as directed. 

STEP 4: Be patient and thorough. Treatments can take up to four weeks - enough time to eliminate any eggs that might hatch. 

STEP 5: Give your pet mild flea baths during the treatment period to squelch any wayward mites. 

STEP 6: Consult with your vet about more aggressive medication for a particularly stubborn case. 

STEP 7: Treat all the animals in the household at the same time because the mites will relocate to new hosts. 

Tips & Warnings 
Check your pet's ears for a strong rancid smell. This could indicate an ear infection. Ask your vet for a medication that will treat the infection and eliminate ear mites.   If you don't want to use traditional medications, dab mineral oil in your pet's ears (after they have been cleaned) with  a cotton swab, twice a week for a month. 

Consider using an anti-yeast medication, since secondary yeast infections are commonly found with ear mite infestations. 

Also go to this website for a more lengthy discussion and solutions 
 http://animalpetdoctor.homestead.com/Ears.html

I hope this helps you. Please let me know and give a report. We love to add testimonials 
so that others can benefit. Thank you for contacting Live Smart Journey Well & Blue Iris Sanctuary. 
We are grateful for your confidence and we look forward to helping you in the future. 
God Bless and have a wonderful life!!   

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