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Not sure who to reply to but I'll try to clarify as best I can-- My mother and I rescue independently. We mostly TNR and raise orphans so something like this is too advanced for us to handle ourselves, but I do have some veterinary supply and access that should help this little one in the...

I assume it's something like lime sulfur? I have that, but I hate the idea of it burning all of her sore skin!

We actually have not. The owner has complained about itchiness and notes that her other pets are itchy as well. I will look into it, thank you! It's plausible. Her scabbing is so thick in some areas that I really does look like it.

Update on this, he was developing neurological FIP and passed away before we had even heard of it. Not even a single mention from the vet even though his symptoms were SO textbook perfect. In his memory, three rescues are currently undergoing treatment while two others have completely treatment...

Update on this, she developed FIP shortly after I posted this and was euthanized. I didn't know that there were treatment options at the time. I'm now treating three with two successfully treated already 💓

This kiddo was surrendered to me with horrible scabbing and redness on her belly, elbows, toes, and butt. Owner says that she was switched to a very low quality kibble last month and then the inflammation developed. Going to set up a vet appt if we can't get this under control. We narrowed it...

Obviously getting her to the vet asap but I'm just confused as to how this came on so quickly. Rescued at a gas station at ~2 weeks, bottle raised just fine. Suffered a cold a few weeks ago that won't seem to go away, and now I think I know why-- her infected canine is causing cold-like...

Quick history. This is Arden, a former bottle baby that I picked up from an hour away at just 2 weeks old when his siblings suddenly and mysteriously died. I've raised him since then and he hit all of his milestones just fine as a baby, but as he got older he's always acted like an orphan and...

Because of the lack of funding and resources we opted for euthanasia. Thank you guys for the support!

We're a family of somewhat experienced fosters but I'm not totally sure what it is I'm working with. We just picked up this very screamy newborn that was supposedly abandoned with an abdominal protrusion pictured below. It's been 12 hours and we're on a strict feeding schedule every two hours...