Minutus

Hi,

I hope somebody can advise.

A Siamese cat had to have two teeth out at the vet because they had rotted.
Unfortunately the vet couldn't stop the bleeding after she had taken the
teeth out, and the cat nearly died. It's blood was exceptionally thin and
wouldn't clot.
Fortunately they managed to save it - but only just. The vet said that in
her ten years as a vet she had never come across anything like that before.
I believe they carried out basic tests on the blood but can't find anything
wrong.

Is there a homeopathic remedy the cat can take that will help thicken its
blood?

I know aspirin acts as an extremely good blood thinner and I believe it
comes from the willow bark. Does anyone know if this has been made into a
homeopathic remedy?

Any advice would be appreciated.

Chris.

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Chris,

A lot more information would be necessary to even begin to suggest remedies
e.g. what color was the blood, what is the temperament of the cat, what
other symptoms are involved, etc.

be well

russell swift, dvm

You may want to read a little about Phos. and see if the cat matches the
remedy.
I've used Phos 200c on my red point, Siamese cat, she is blind and had
terrible receding (and bleeding) gums, hated dry food (had to do tricks with
food) hated thunderstorms, blah blah,. Had lots of Phos sx. Used 30c, no
great improvement, felt good about remedy, went up to 200c, she did very well!
Cindee