Now when you mention it, I remember I saw this advice earlier. But preferably not commercial honey where it was processed in a big factory, with massive heating and perhaps even pasteurizing.
I got so scared when I saw it, I immediately suspected calcivirus and almost had a little breakdown. I talked to my homeopathic doctor though and he told me that I could give her Merc. Sol. diluted to get the burns to heal quicker and I've only given her one dose so far and the results are AMAZING! She's already so eager to eat up all her food and when I came home from tuition all of the glop that I'd left her had been gobbled down! Merc Sol is apparently good for ear infections, so if she's got any secondary ones because of the mites I'm sure this will hopefully clear them up!
Also can I give her honey for the burns? I remember putting honey on one of my cold-sores and it really helped! Would it make her tongue stick to the roof of her mouth or should it be alright?
I'm really pleased with her improvement eating wise! Though she does have a little problem of peeing wherever I'm feeding her! She thinks that her bed is for peeing and her litterbox is for sleeping
There's still the problem with her ears though. I was inspecting the worse-off one today and it's a little bloody and some of her skin seems to be 'peeling' away. Is this because of the mites? There's also a wad of dry brown stuff that just won't budge (and she yelps at me if I try and scoop it out!) will it start to soften up if I keep putting the coconut oil on it? The other ear seems to be doing alright and she doesn't mind me cleaning it tbh. There is still some gunk in it though, so again if I continue putting the coconut oil, will it start to 'surface' when she shakes her head?
