• Canine • Feline • Other Mammals • Avian • Reptile

FELINE CASE STUDIES

Use of HEALx Soother Plus in the Treatment of Bilateral Pruritic Lesions in a Sphynx Cat*

• A 1-year-old ELF (sphynx x American curl cross) presented with bilateral pruritic lesions on the pinnae of the ears after shipping from a breeder. The lesions were erythematous and edematous.
• HEALx Soother Plus was used as the sole modality and applied topically q8h to the lesions.
• Initial control of pruritus was excellent, and the lesions resolved within 5 days.

Day 1 - Left Ear	Day 1 - Right Ear	Day 3 - Left Ear	Day 3 - Right Ear

*Thomas Bankstahl, DVM, Director of Medical and Surgical Services
Parkway Small Animal & Exotic Hospital, Clinton Township, Michigan

Use of HEALx Soother Plus in a Non-healing Wound of a Sphynx Cat*

This sphynx cat was presented with a non-healing wound that cultured positive for Stenotrophomonas Maltophilia. It was treated for 14 days with traditional oral and topical antibiotics, including Silvadene^® cream twice daily, without resolution. Topical therapy was changed to HEALx Soother Plus (twice daily) at Day 0.

*Thomas Bankstahl, DVM, Director of Medical and Surgical Services
Parkway Small Animal & Exotic Hospital, Clinton Township, Michigan


Use of HEALx Soother Plus in a Domestic Cat with Severe Burns*

• An 8.8-lb domestic short-haired cat, approximately 1-2 years old, presented with severe burns from a radiator. The burned areas were debriding.
• The cat was initially treated with clavamox, silver sulfadiazine cream (twice a day) and meloxicam.
• After almost 1 month without any resolution and very limited granulation, all treatment was discontinued.
• HEALx Soother Plus (applied topically q12h) was used as the only treatment modality until healing (started at Day 0).
• Amitriptyline HCI was added in the last week of treatment. The wound showed rapid contracture with addition of the Soother Plus as it healed.

Before	Day 0	Day 17
Day 34	Day 40	Day 57

*Barry K. Orange, DVM