Update on Gypsy and needed opinions.

seashel said:
I really feel for what you and poor Gypsy are going through with this.

I also agree no shaving, particuarly in the light of it taking so long to grow back before. Also, growing coat back in takes energy and Gypsy needs her strength to fight the MRSA. I would think shaving her would just add to the stress on her system.

Sending really positive thoughts your way tonight...
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Julia you may have another good point there. I never took into concideration the energy required of her body to grow her coat back draining her even more. Thanks for your thoughts and prayers.
 
I can't even imagine or vision what your going through. That is horrible what happened to you. Hopefully your progress is good too.

This is really scary stuff not just for your girl, but you also. A story I hope that is short lived with a happy ending for each of you.

Don't forget to take care of you!
 
Staph. aureus has been around for looooong time... many reasons lead to development of Methycillin Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus/ MRSA/
Now it is community based which spreads alarmingly fast.
WASH YOUR HANDS! There is nothing else that is more effective.
As for Gypsy problem, I really feel for you, it is difficult bug to deal with and get it over with. At the worst I would remove some hair around wounds but really I do not think hexadene shampoo daily or twice a week will make or break the deal. Keep everything else very clean, just as you doing. Staph will be around Gypsy and you no matter what, it is inner response of immune system that will make it better.
I bought couple of chinese herbals for Che from this company, just to be on safe side when I found tick on him late fall. Can't say that it worked as he had no signs of Lyme but it did not hurt either.
http://search.onlynaturalpet.com/se...ic-care-remedies&avs|Department=Holistic+Care
 
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