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My Balie used to get bald spots quite a lot. He's a nervous cat and stresses easily. They weren't enflamed or anything, just areas of skin with no fur (usually on the back of his neck)! |
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Thank you all. I am going to treat him again today just to be sure. Also, no nothing has changed for him he is otherwise very contented. |
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My Bentley is allergic to ................. well we don't know. He had some patches, the vet said flea allergy, I said I don't think so, the vet looked for fleas, made himself sneeze like crazy ruffling Bentley's fur but found no fleas or flea-dirt. So, he's diagnosed with an allergy, we don't know what it is, and a steoid injection now and again does the trick. If it continues to the winter (we are assuming it's like a hay fever) he may need a daily low dose steroid pill. But he's fine. |
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