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What substances most quickly repair/regenerate nerve damage in cat's tail? 22 Jun 2023 23:50 #79129

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Five or six days ago the cat experienced nerve damage near where the tail joins the back. It may have gotten its tail caught in a door, stepped on, or some nasty person may have kicked it. This kind of injury conventionally takes up to three months to heal if it heals. Thiamine - vitamin B1 - is recommended to help heal. I will apply DMSO near where the tail joins the back daily. Now I need to know what will most quickly repair the nerve damage: DMSO, comfrey salve, hypericum perforatum, arnica montana oil, methylene blue? I need to research this.

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