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I am fostering a 1 year old cat and he has pseudomonas. After 1 month of sneezing and nothing working I do a swap test and he has that nasty thing . The vet did a sensitive test and told me to give him ciproflaxin for 10 days only and then see if needs more. Also pseudomonas is not a very common occurrence in my country or not diagnose because the 3 vets I went haven't ever treated a cat with pseudomonas and they are reputable vets . So I research and read that I should give him courses of 20 or 30 days of an antibiotic and then a second course of a different antibiotic to totally erase it and normally vets give too short courses and that's why they became resistant or don't heal.
I want to know how long should I let the cat rest without it before changing to the next antibiotic. I told the vet that I read many cases of people with these problem and what they did and what were their results were but he told me only to give him the cipro. I told him I am afraid he became resisntant to it and he told me then there nothing to do. I got a bit mad with him because there other antibiotics that work like Zeniquin. But he doesn't know them. If anyone has any advice it will be great!
I am fostering a 1 year old cat and he has pseudomonas. After 1 month of sneezing and nothing working I do a swap test and he has that nasty thing . The vet did a sensitive test and told me to give him ciproflaxin for 10 days only and then see if needs more. Also pseudomonas is not a very common occurrence in my country or not diagnose because the 3 vets I went haven't ever treated a cat with pseudomonas and they are reputable vets . So I research and read that I should give him courses of 20 or 30 days of an antibiotic and then a second course of a different antibiotic to totally erase it and normally vets give too short courses and that's why they became resistant or don't heal.
I want to know how long should I let the cat rest without it before changing to the next antibiotic. I told the vet that I read many cases of people with these problem and what they did and what were their results were but he told me only to give him the cipro. I told him I am afraid he became resisntant to it and he told me then there nothing to do. I got a bit mad with him because there other antibiotics that work like Zeniquin. But he doesn't know them. If anyone has any advice it will be great!