w here can i download for free mp3 Caution Cat - Get Out Of The Sticks?

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ok so i looking for mp3 Caution cat - Get Out Of The Sticks on RS, MU or another

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1st it could be just a patch of hair finlalg off where there was an injury.  Our cats get that all the time.  The hair usually leaves with a scab, but the skin under looks normal. If it is mange or ringworm, and just the one spot, no need for a vet trip.  Just get some clotrimazole cream (at Walgreens, WalMart, etc) in the antifungal section of first aid items.  Rub a bit on the bare spot for a few days.  If the hair starts to grow back in, and no other spots show, you are good to go. If you notice other new bare patches.  Then you will need to go to your vet to get LymDyp.  Be forewarned though, this stuff is NASTY.  It stinks and you have to dip the whole cat, with exception of face, which the cats really don't like.  We used a bucket in the yard, or locked ourselves in the bathroom with the cat.  Not fun.  So, if you can get the cream to work, you are 100% -no 300% better off.  We have a cat community here on the farm, so the initial outbreak was rather widespread and required the dip. After that individual spots were treated as they showed, and after about a month, they stopped showing and we've been mange/worm free. We had a mange problem here with several cats, and did the dip first, because we didn't catch it soon enough.  But, then the vet told us about the cream when spots would keep coming back, and that worked much better.  Oh, and if you see ringworm spots on yourself, use the same cream. It passes back and forth spread by contact, so try not to scratch. BTW- we use a well-care vet who doesn't see sick animals in the office, so she answers our questions over the phone with a description.  She gives us great tips and advice and saves a lot of loading up cats and taking them in to be seen.  Whenever we see a suspcious bare patch on a cat now, we just reach for the tube of anti-fungal cream.  Works great.References : Life on the farm is kinda laid back   but cats are a constant and abundant commodity   even if you spay and neuter.