I'm new, and so is my baby Murphy. She is a severe asthmatic and is on inhaled meds, but due to her chronic asthma and its severity, she has developed a very suppressed immune response to her own bacteria, and the environment around her. Although cortosteroids (inhaled meds) is my primary focus for her asthmatic health, it has only been 3 years since this immunity resistence has developed. She is on her second bout with MRSA, most definitely 50% worse than the first time, and I would like to share thoughts on anyone that has ever dealt with feline bacterial strains such as these. They are self-contained in her nasal cavity, however, each time she gets an infection, or one comes out of its dormant stage, it is always worse than the last. Please share your thoughts if you have any experience whatsoever on this topic. Thanks much.
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