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Abscesses In Cats

By Laurie Buckley on May 27, 2007

An abcess is formed when a scratch, cut or bite that has broken the skin becomes infected and produces a swelling filled with pus. Minor abcesses may be treated at home. Begin first by applying a pad of cotton wool soaked in hot Epsom salt water and gently apply pressure to bring it to a head. After the abcess has burst be sure to keep the area well cleaned. A trip to the vet will be necessary if the abcess shows no sign of healing due to the fact that antibiotics may need to be prescribed.

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