HOW TO TREAT STOMATITIS LESIONS...

[Pallid]

Hello Everyone,

My 6 years old Siamese male cat was suffering from stomatitis for a year. I tried everything but nothing worked.
cortisone shots caused diabet and finally he got full mouth extraction 2 months ago.
His mouth was so good 1 month ago, lesions werent there anymore. But since 10 days he got lesions again in his mouth.
So I dont know what to do... I called the vet , he will check my cat this week but I really need your advices and to hear your experiences.

P.S : I started to use Salmon oil 10 days ago but I stopped it because maybe my cat is allergic to salmon oil...

Thank You,

 

[Hope + (((Baby)))GA]

http://www.veterinarypracticenews.c...er-stronger-wound-closure.aspx?cm_mmc=5189524

I can't find the other link with info on this but that article also mentioned it is used for stomatitis. Shame that we have to ask our vets about this and that they don't just bring it up. Treatments are usually between $20-45. I had to ask one of my vets about using this on one of mine.

 

[mybuddybinks]

Just to give some background info for folks checking in here...
Hande & Shanga are members who live in Turkey...
so some of the more progressive treatments may or may not be available to her.

Hoping you get lots of good input, Hande, and hoping that the above link is something your vet may offer!

celi & binks

 

[Kelly & Oscar]

Is Feline Omega Interferron available in your country? Another option is Atopica/Cyclosporine (a drug commonly used with transplant patients to ward off rejection). One member in Italy on the feline stomatitis list had luck with Pyto-G paste - http://www.bellabelinda.it/index.php/da ... to-g-pasta I know it has sugars in it, but it may be worth a try if you can get it shipped in from Italy. There is debate on whether boosting or suppressing the immune system is the cure.

 

[Charliemeow]

My civie, Darla, may have mild stomatitis. She looks (and feels) much better after a dental and a long course of antibiotics, but we have to keep watching her. I was so glad that they didn't recommend a full-mouth removal. We heard amazing things about the use of CoQ10 and it's ability to help heal the tissues of the body. She is currently on 60mg of CoQ10 every day. We use the capsules that are filled with powder and sprinkle the powder in her food. She is a VERY picky eater and doesn't mind the taste of it at all. I'm really hoping that it helps hold things at bay.

 

[Gail & Houdini (GA)]

Reagan's dental specialist said that even though there is an 85-95% success rate with a full mouth extraction, even a small root fragment left in the gums can cause the stomatitis to reappear. It might be worth another set of x rays to make sure......