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hi FreyjasFriend:
Welcome to the forum.
Something I have found very handy to have in the medicine cabinet for my cats is Colloidal Silver. It's an antibacterial agent that would help relieve bacterial infections in cases like this until you can have it seen by a vet.
I've used it for many years and I've found, under the direction of an eye surgeon who uses it for his dogs, to get the Colloidal Silver at between 5 and
10 ppm. It has a super wide range of uses. Put in a little spritzer bottle and sprayed about 3 or 4 times a day, will help to keep the infection down until you can get help. it's also very good for cat scratches and tooth puncture, that I have received from our cats from time to time. It's also very good for eye problems as well.
Do a bit of research into it to find out more. It can be picked up at your local health food store.
Please do as rustycat suggests and give us some idea of where you're at so we can help find a vet if possible.
Know where you're coming from with tight cash.
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