Search Results for Query: plasma cell pododermatitis

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Did they try antibiotics first, such as doxycycline? Doxycycline is an antibiotic, but it also has immunomodulating properties and can be effective in treating plasma cell pododermatitis (which is what pillow foot is). Plasma Cell Pododermatitis (Pillow Foot) in Cats - Veterinary Partner - VIN

...that also has immunomodulating properties and it is believed to be these properties that are effective in treating plasma cell pododermatitis. Approximately 50 percent of affected cats will show a good response after two months of therapy. Thanks for the update and I hope your cat's...

Hi. I think it best to read the link below. If you have questions I will try to answer. Feline plasma cell pododermatitis

...that also has immunomodulating properties and it is believed to be these properties that are effective in treating plasma cell pododermatitis. Approximately 50 percent of affected cats will show a good response after two months of therapy. You may want to consider getting a second opinion...

...tips on how to best care for my newly diagnosed cat Hi fellow cat people! My sweet baby Stella was diagnosed with plasma cell pododermatitis last week. I am seeking advice from anyone with expertise or experience caring for a cat with the disease! I would appreciate any tips on what worked...

My Braveheart has Plasma cell pododermatitis, her type is a form of Eosinophilic Granuloma - she had a bit on her belly too. For her they eventually used Doxycycline. She was on it for quite a long time but *knock on wood* it's never come back since. One thing I know triggered it was a home...

I would have thought your vet would have explained both conditions to you, as well as how to treat them. The vet should have also told you what this medication is that you are letting her lick off of her paw and what it is specifically for. Maybe read up on both, which could help to better...

...doing the best thing for her. Lola is a 10 month old, 9lb spayed dm shorthair female. She has recently been diagnosed with plasma cell pododermatitis AKA pillow foot. I would like to provide her background and what has been going on with her up to the point where we are now. Maybe all of her...

It kind of sounds like pillow foot (plasma cell pododermatitis) or a form of eosinophilic granuloma, maybe. How many pads are affected and exactly which one(s)? Not all cases of either condition have to involve swelling or inflammation, particularly at the onset, but I have heard where pillow...

...for it because it’s expensive and required a skin sample, but my vet basically said we exhausted other options outside of plasma cell pododermatitis, so that’s likely what it is. I took him to a dermatologist, which was extremely expensive, and she agreed with the plasma cell pododermatitis...

Hi again. The biopsy results came and she has plasma cell pododermatitis and a secondary bacterial infection. She will now take cortisone for a couple of weeks and then cyclosporine.

Plasma cell pododermatitis OR pemphigus folacious?? First post - looking for guidance with Pemphigus Foliaceous Depressing news about my cat The above are three threads about this condition. Search Results for Query: pemphigus All related threads

...appreciative of any insight! Unsure if this is relevant, but I will include her health history for completeness. She has plasma cell pododermatitis which is currently well-controlled. She was treated with doxycycline for 12 weeks and has been medication-free for 3 months. Otherwise, she is a...

I hope your kitty is doing well! My 5-year-old cat was diagnosed with plasma cell pododermatitis last year. Her vet recommended switching to steroids after 1 week of doxycycline. I decided to continue doxycycline because everything I had read indicated a minimum trial of 4-8 weeks, and I was...

...pillow foot. Here is some info: https://veterinarypartner.vin.com/default.aspx?pid=19239&catId=102903&id=4952090 Feline Plasma Cell Pododermatitis - Tufts Catnip Ask your vet about this possibility. If your vet has no experience treating it, ask you vet to consult with another vet or with...

Thank you for the info. I've definitely come across that article and many others. Been doing so much research. It's just not very well known and understood. I think what I am looking for are other peoples experiences with this disease. Also experiences with Prednisolone, especially in younger...

...they get too dry. But I’m working with my vet to see what could be the root of the dryness. Some possibilities would be Plasma cell pododermatitis, Paw pad hyperkeratosis, or [im hoping] an allergy. Does anyone have familiarity with Plasma cell pododermatitis or Paw pad hyperkeratosis? I...

...:thumbsup: I thought a few of these threads with similar photos might have some helpful information for you: Paws symptoms Plasma cell pododermatitis? Paw pad hyperkeratosis? Allergies? Plasma cell pododermatitis OR pemphigus folacious?? I'm glad you're seeing some improvement with...

...opinion. Poor kitty must be so uncomfortable.😿 I'm not sure from looking at the pic but it could possibly be Pododermatitis: Feline Plasma Cell Pododermatitis: My Cat Has a Sore Paw Best of luck with kitty's ailments, please keep us posted on his progress. Sending healing vibes...