Icky poo. Sorry, I have NO experience with that and I hope to keep it that way. Hey, Connie, sendme your address so I can send you a Christmas card. That way you can meet all my cats! I always feature them on my cards. And by the way, it's great to see you here! -- Piggy's Pad

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Date Posted: 4:08:01 am, Sat, 12/01/07
Author: Ramona
Subject: Icky poo. Sorry, I have NO experience with that and I hope to keep it that way. Hey, Connie, sendme your address so I can send you a Christmas card. That way you can meet all my cats! I always feature them on my cards. And by the way, it's great to see you here!
In reply to: Love, Connie 's message, "Hi, Everyone! I have a ringworm question. One of the kittens we rescued seems to have ringworm. She's being seen by a vet who has prescribed Malasab shampoo once a week for 4 weeks and topical Malaseb spray twice a day. It's still spreading, though. It didn't turn green with the special Woods lamp, and the culture has been 10 days out and still hasn't grown any ringworm. The lesion keeps spreading and poor Carma doesn't have any fur now on her neck and part of her shoulder. Otherwise she seems fine - eating up a storm, playing and purring. Brock is getting baths, too, and doesn't seem to have it. He's black, so it's harder to see on him, though. Thank you for any advice you may have ~" on 11:02:50 am, Fri, 11/30/07

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Hi, Ramona: I'll e-mail my address to you. I hope my e-mail doesn't end up in your spam folder again! I'd love to meet all your cats!!! Matt, my son, thought he saw some tufts of new hair last night! Oh, heavenly day - I'll be SO HAPPY to have this over with. They *hate* those baths! The stuff has to stay on for 10 mins. We wrap the cats in warm towels and keep them in the warm bathroom, then rinse them off. I don't think I could do this with GROWN cats. Remarkably, they forgive us after they've slept for awhile after those awful baths. (NT) -- Love and hugs to all - Connie, 7:17:42 am, Sat, 12/01/07

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