My kitten, Chai, is now six and a half months old. I picked him up at home, his 3-month-old, and he had been infected with cat mold since then. When he came to my house, many parts were affected by the mold. His nose, ears, neck, limbs, and stomach were affected. I thought a kitten had a severe disease.
Chai has been receiving treatment at a veterinarian since two months ago. The doctor told me that Chai had a castration operation on the way, so it might take a long time to heal due to stress. Anyway, cat mold is a persistent disease, so I was told to cure it patiently.
I was told to apply a Lulicon liquid by a pet shop before, but Ruricon liquid did not suit my cat. The Hibix ointment I chose alone did not suit my cat, either. Hibix ointment repeatedly made the affected area seem to be healed and get worse. If it is a mild symptom, it may be effective. It contains a little steroid, so long-term use is not desirable. I felt sorry for Chai that his thin skin had gotten rough.
It costs 7,000 yen to 10,000 yen every time we visit the hospital. They are a haircut, inspection, and medicine. The pet insurance will reimburse part of the treatment fee. We can’t have a pet if we don’t have enough physical strength, time, and money.
I was told by the pet shop that if you give him a little medicine, it will be cured soon. I liked Chai so much that I understood that there was no problem with the treatment. When I checked it on the internet or visited the veterinarian after I took him to my house, it seemed to be a severe disease, so I needed patience for the treatment. Especially when my wife saw Chai in the shop, she felt the encounter of destiny, and I had to take responsibility for the treatment of Chai.
(2019/07/30)