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Old 13-10-2011, 06:45 PM
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Which one is best?

I am going to have to try Oscar on cystaid or cystease as we had another damp patch this morning This now seems to be happening once every three weeks or so

My friend came round whilst I was at work and got a fresh urine sample and whizzed it down the vets for me. No UTI and still only a very very small amount of white bloods cells in his sample.

I have been looking at both Cystaid and Cystease and am now crossed eyed Is one better than the other, as they both seem the same to me.

I'll be collecting the Feliway plug tomorrow seeing as the postman didn't read the delivery instructions and just took it back to the sorting office

Am really hoping a combination of the Feliway and Cystaid/ease will do the trick.
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Old 13-10-2011, 07:13 PM
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Re: Which one is best?

All I can say is Scutter has been on Cystaid for years for crystals & fine except for a couple of very odd patches the other month the vet finaaly put that down to him being very, very fast asleep
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Old 13-10-2011, 07:21 PM
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Re: Which one is best?

Thanks DB. The deep sleep thing is something else the vet has suggested. Just odd that its nearly always 3 weeks between wet patches

I will order some Cystaid. Am just getting a feel for prices on the internet, but to be honest they all seem pretty close.

Have to say that I am stressing quite badly at the mo as the OH and I are due to go on holiday in just over 3 weeks and normally a friend would stay in the house with Oscar but that is not possible this year. Instead another friend will pop in to feed and fuss him....and be on damp patch patrol
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Old 13-10-2011, 07:26 PM
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Re: Which one is best?

We were lucky Scutter did it on Banjo's bed, Banjo was'nt so lucky but its water proof so bestpetpharmacy.co.uk is good & a feliway will hopefully help to but will take a few days to kick in, good luck
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Re: Which one is best?

sending lots of cuddles to poor Oscar. Hope the cystaid does the trick!
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Old 13-10-2011, 07:34 PM
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Re: Which one is best?

Thanks both.

Luckily I have puppy training pads inside my cushions and on top of them between the cushion and the throw...then his blanket on top of that. So its just a case of throwing his blanket and the throw in the wash
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