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Cat Lawyer for Vets killing or almost klling pets with drugs?

post #1 of 5
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A vet almost killed my cat with Panacur. I find out they do not even have Panacur for cats in the USA> it's not FDA approved.

My cat almost died from a gum exam he never got. A vet shoves a drug down his throat, I went for a gum culture,not a drug I knew nothing about. Now I lost my baby and had to surrender him to 10 Lives because I could not afford an operation he never should have needed.

Plus, they treat me like dirt, hang up on me, & say I'm unfit to own an animal. Plus I had to pay for their vet who also would not look at his gums. This kitty only knows me since he was as small as my hand. We slept face to face with his little head on my arm. I never spent one night away without him.

We live in a pent house apt. in deluxe senior village with ww, air, & a porch out under a tree in a wooded area. Somehow he got bacteria and parasites on his gums. He's in terrible pain, and I can not even see or hold him. I'm terrified they gave him more Panacur because they give it every few weeks. No one will tell me if he's even still alive.

Are the no pet loving lawyers who will help this poor innocent baby?
post #2 of 5
Hi, I am sorry you are going through this... I want to ask something, as I keep reading your posts, and I am getting curious: Are you sure that this for a fact was brought on by Panacur? Also, I read on the other posts you saying something about the surgery making him susceptible to urinary blockage - what surgery did he have? Seems to me that a surgery on his digestive system would not interfere with his urinary system?
Are you positive that this kitty did not already have a congenital or underlying problem that was brought on coincidentally, maybe by the stress of going to the vet? This thing on his gums could be a sign that something internally could already be going on, or his immune-system was compromised to begin with.
Panacur is widely used for cats and I had never heard of these horrible dangers before. Side effects - diarrhea and such, yes... but this is a first for sure.
for this little kitty....
post #3 of 5
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With out doubt. The whole story in on "my3cents".

Take a extremeley healthy cat into a vet for a gum exam.

Get home with a cat in distress from Urinary tract infection a few hours later.

Need a lawyer. Love my cat. Research Panacurl. Not FDA approved for use in cats.

Causes toxcity in the gatrointestinal tract.

Please, need lawyer before this nutty shelter kills my baby.

Regret last 8 cats I have taken to a vet or shelter.

TY.
post #4 of 5
I read your story on my3cents.
I am so sorry for your kitty.... However, I do not believe, and you will not convince me it was the Panacur.
This kitty had larvae dripping from his gums for days, weeks - and you were medicating him with mint and herbs. If it was in his Gums, God only knows where on his little body it was too.
IMHO, that is a job for a vet - IMHO he should been taken immediately to the vet - not hung around in pain while you researched on your computer the next herb to use on him. Sorry, but I am being 100% honest here. I do believe in natural treatments - SO do! I treat my Bugsy naturally - BUT with a vet.... not on my own.
His system was probably full of bugs/worms.... That is why probably he had such a strong reaction to Panacur.
Panacur not being FDA approved does not automatically causes urinary blockage. Please post a reliable link to it.
When you say your cat was never sick a day in his life... Well... A cat that is dripping larvae/worms from his gums on his food.... Sorry, but that is not an "extremely healthy cat" IMHO.
I doubt you will win this fight.... I hope they do address this gum issue though, this is serious stuff.
post #5 of 5
I'm sorry, but I have to agree. If your cat had parasites falling out of its gums for a year and you never took it to the vet, that is not a healthy cat. You should have taken him to the vet a long long time ago.
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