Feline w/Nasal discharge 1+ yrs

[angelsflying]

Hello, I have not posted here before about my cat, Charlie, things are pretty much the same, still has nasal discharge after being on about every antibiotic made, and nasal antibiotics All labs and tests have been run, negative for everything, and cept for the nasal thing, labs say he is healthy,even had a nasal culture done, results were E coli,and beta strep. I have changed his foods to all natural, grain free, holistic, just to see if maybe he's allergic to grains and gluten, cat litter is natural also, made w/ corn husks, all cleaners are green products,and I use the Feliway Comfort Zone plug in.......but what  I want to ask is...I found while reading about homepatic remedys, these drops for his nose..and is anyone familar with this? Or can offer anything, advice or such? Safe? What else can I try to relieve his nasal congestion and discharge?



Homeo Nose Relief is formulated to relieve all types of respiratory problems, including sinus infection or inflammation. This product will relieve nasal drip and red, wet eyes when these are caused by upper respiratory infection.











Ingredients:
Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum - 6c&30c
Kali Iodatum - 6c&30c
Gelsemium Sempervirens - 6c&30c
Natrum Arsenicosum - 6c&30c
Muriaticum Acidum - 6c&30c in 20% USP alc. in purified water.

Dose:
Cats under 20 lbs/10kg, 5 drops



Use 3 single doses daily to start and cut back with improvement of symptoms to twice daily and eventually once daily. Remedy may be discontinued when symptoms are no longer present.

More Information: Each remedy comes in a 15 ml liquid dropper bottle and may be dosed directly into the mouth, in food/treat or in water/milk, dosing 3 times daily. For a pet under 20-100 lbs/10-50 kg, one bottle will last 3-4 weeks. For a pet 20-100 lbs/10-50 kg, one bottle will last 10-13 days at 3 doses daily.

  

[Aleda M Cheng, D.V.M., C.V.A]

The homeopathic is perfectly safe and I hope it works!   Is your cat on Lysine?  I would give 250mg orally twice daily.  Lysine is for chronic nasal discharge due to Herpes-virus infection, and has no side effects.  It is worth a try, especially since the test for Herpes-virus is very costly and not totally reliable.

I also assume you started using the corn husk litter after he already had the nasal problem.

If all else fails it might be a good idea to consult with an Integrative/Holistic veterinarian.

[angelsflying]

Thank you for your reply...Charlie went to the rainbow bridge today @ 5:30...he went into respitory distress,and I ended his suffering.