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Cpt Jack Adhesions

furryfriends (TEAS) said:
Firstly 5g is nothing, so don't worry about that. However, that looks like a fungal condition. We have a lethal boy with scabbing around his lips and nose and we are treating with itranfungal. It has almost gone now, after just one week of treatment.
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I thought that too but I gave not seen it appear like that before...
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Thanks guys, well Jacks been thoroughly bathed in Imaverol as prescribed by Vet, he thinks it might just be the stress of having two new girlfriends because that's the only thing that has changed and when they are cleaned out, it's sprayed out with F10 and hot washed prior too.

I'll keep a close eye on him. Both Florence & Anthea have had a bath too, wooden bridge has been boiled washed and all soft bedding removed and in the washer.

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Loving the vets possible explanation of the cause "the stress of having two new girlfriends".
Also love the photos of the threesome looking a bit confused about the sudden baths they have all had.
I hope the infection soon disappears and they can just get on with their little lives normally again.
 
worried val of york said:
Loving the vets possible explanation of the cause "the stress of having two new girlfriends".
Also love the photos of the threesome looking a bit confused about the sudden baths they have all had.
I hope the infection soon disappears and they can just get on with their little lives normally again.
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I know, he's normally very healthy, there is nothing else going on with him, good poops, seems to be drinking and eating normally, albeit he's slowed down these days. So I'm watching him closely to ensure there is nothing more systemic going on with him. The only problem is that I go on holiday Friday for a wheek, so I'll want to make sure he's in good condition, thankfully I'm staying in the U.K. so I can always come home if needs be.

He's my favourite little boy in the world, and everyones favourite when they meet him.

Anyway I think they are all recovered from their unceremoniously being dunked.
 
Well done for getting on top of this so quickly. I am sure Captain Jack will soon be back to his usual handsome self. I love the photo of all 3 wrapped up in towels after their unexpected bath. They are such an amazing looking trio.
 
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