Banixx
Banixx
by Bthny Wed 10 May 2017, 8:18 pm
Has anyone used this product?
Banixx
I was looking at using it with my slightly OCD girl. One of her scratching spots is right below her eye, so I'm looking into it because it's apparently safe for use on eyes. She has been to the vet for it, and it's not infected. Her OCD is really only with the open wounds, but I'd like to get her healed up to (hopefully) stop the habit.
Banixx
I was looking at using it with my slightly OCD girl. One of her scratching spots is right below her eye, so I'm looking into it because it's apparently safe for use on eyes. She has been to the vet for it, and it's not infected. Her OCD is really only with the open wounds, but I'd like to get her healed up to (hopefully) stop the habit.
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Re: Banixx
by Peachy Wed 10 May 2017, 9:35 pm
I've never heard of Banixx, so I won't say yes or no. Maybe someone else can answer better.
But personally, I'd hesitate to use it on any pet without consulting a vet and/or doing a lot of research on it... but mice are so small that I'd be extra cautious.
Perhaps you can ask your vet to give you something to help... Several years ago, my vet subscribed eye ointment for my OCD girl's ear. It worked fantastic!
Face scratching is awful, I'm sorry you've got to deal with it. I have a lady named Pearl who started scratching her face when she was still a baby.She's around a year now, and it gets better and then worse again.
I hope your girl gets better soon!
But personally, I'd hesitate to use it on any pet without consulting a vet and/or doing a lot of research on it... but mice are so small that I'd be extra cautious.
Perhaps you can ask your vet to give you something to help... Several years ago, my vet subscribed eye ointment for my OCD girl's ear. It worked fantastic!
Face scratching is awful, I'm sorry you've got to deal with it. I have a lady named Pearl who started scratching her face when she was still a baby.She's around a year now, and it gets better and then worse again.
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I hope your girl gets better soon!
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Re: Banixx
by scaredymouse Wed 10 May 2017, 10:35 pm
After some quick research, it seems harmless enough as a wound treatment. But I think the safest option is to see the vet for some sterile eye ointment to treat wounds near the eye.
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Re: Banixx
by Rodents rock! Wed 10 May 2017, 11:18 pm
@Peachy wrote:I've never heard of Banixx, so I won't say yes or no. Maybe someone else can answer better.
But personally, I'd hesitate to use it on any pet without consulting a vet and/or doing a lot of research on it... but mice are so small that I'd be extra cautious.
Perhaps you can ask your vet to give you something to help... Several years ago, my vet subscribed eye ointment for my OCD girl's ear. It worked fantastic!
Face scratching is awful, I'm sorry you've got to deal with it. I have a lady named Pearl who started scratching her face when she was still a baby.She's around a year now, and it gets better and then worse again.
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I hope your girl gets better soon!
Awww poor Pearl. She is a beautiful girl.
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