[Ansteorra] OT: Help if you can

[Harry Billings]

Brown Recluse bites do not nessarly painful. Long ago when I lived in Nebraska their PBS station had a program on and one of the  host son was bitten by a Brown Recluse. He said that the bite was not painful but it did grow noticeably in just a few days two or three days. If it has not gotten bigger then it is possibly not a brown recluse.

good luck 

plachoya 
Ansteorra



 

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> No, I understand perfectly. I said I was confident it wasn't a snake bite, not a spider bite. In other news, she doesn't seem to be in pain. When we treated it, she was pretty calm. I would suspect that if it hurt her terribly, she'd have fought, as she's a very nervous cat. I also suspect that after I noticed it a few days ago, it would be worse now, but it doesn't appear to have changed much. Also, I can't imagine where she would have gotten in contact with a brown recluse because she's a strictly indoor cat, unless I open the door to the porch in which case I watch her. 
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> -Lady Grainne Kathleen NicPadraig MacDaniel 
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> Son, I never knew there was part of me missing until you were born. 
 		 	   		  
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