Jokes0 min ago
Cat's Ears
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My cat keep scratching herself that it bleeds, it's only round her ears but I seem to have to take her to the vets about it every 4 months or so.
All he gives her is an antibiotic and anti inflamotory. I ask what causes it and any way to prevent it and it draws a blank.
Could it be hayfever?
One of my friends gives her cat piriton although not sure how much or if that's even safe?
If anyone could offer any advice that would be most appreciated, thanks.
All he gives her is an antibiotic and anti inflamotory. I ask what causes it and any way to prevent it and it draws a blank.
Could it be hayfever?
One of my friends gives her cat piriton although not sure how much or if that's even safe?
If anyone could offer any advice that would be most appreciated, thanks.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.If your vet can't diagnose the problem, then why don't you get a second opinion? If it's a seasonal thing, then antibiotics won't help (apart from stopping the sore bits becoming infected). It could be some sort of mite (my elderly dog gets these sometimes, depending on the season) or could be one of any number of skin conditions, perhaps brought on by stress (only speculating, it happens in humans, so why not in animals?). I give Elsa oil of evening primrose, which seems to help her skin. Maybe try that - it won't hurt the cat. Get some low-dose capsules from any chemist & squeeze one a day into her food. Good luck & I hope puss gets better soon. K xx