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Old 04-11-2009, 09:19 AM
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Re: Raw chicken wings

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Originally Posted by smnisbet View Post

Also, try getting some antibiotics (Flagyl) from your vet and a week's worth of steroids (Prednisolone 1mg) - thereafter a good probiotic, either from the vet (costs an arm and leg) or buy simple Slippery Elm (Native American gut clamer) and smear a small amount on the meat.

Hiya smnisbet

I really wouldnt reccomend anyone advising someone to get their cat steroids or antibiots. They are drugs which should only ever be given under a vets instructions. Some conditions could contraindicate the antibiots and steroids your suggesting, a cat may already be on another treatment and the combination of drugs could prove fatal.

A cat fed a properly balanced raw diet, shouldnt ever need supplementing with antibiotics or steroids!

Also, I really wouldnt reccomend someone starting out on a raw diet to just buy items from the supermarket and hope for the best. Getting a properly balanced diet for a cat is quite an art, and to get it wrong can have devestating effects.

I make my own cats diets now, however thats after years of study and my experience in the science and veterinary field.

I would suggest anyone thinking of switching to an exclusively raw or almost fully raw diet to buy their diet pre-made from one of the reputable companies available on the internet. foood 4 cats being one of the best i believe.

I hope i havent offended you, thats not my intention. But I do think advising about veterinary prescription drugs for a raw diet is not only uneccessary but potentially very dangerous.

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