What litter would you recommend to avoid a future bacterial infection in the paws if my cat does not like pellets?

Thank you for your question. I apologize for the delay, this venue is not set up to handle urgent emails. Most cat litter should be okay to not cause infections, and it may just be a trial and error to find the right one. It may be best to ask your veterinarian what caused the problem in the first place, as they know more about the original problem.

What is wrong with my cat? She is constantly digging, ripping her hair out, her fur in the infected area is soaked sticky and oozes red and yellow puss we have tried flea dips change In food, in shampoos, we have tried different litter

At this point you would need to visit your Veterinarian to get a course of antibiotics and to see what the possible underlying cause is; it is possible that this is a secondary infection from a scratch, allergies or another injury which is getting worse. From your description, it is not likely going to respond to antibiotics so you will need to get a prescription from your Veterinarian. Regards Dr Callum Turner DVM

Hi my cat hasn't been eating or coming home to sleep and we just caught him today and it turns out he may have a bacteria infection part of his skin is dead where you can just see a big hole around his cheek along with a spoiled smell we put some Neosporin on his wounds but it doesn't seem to be helping what do you recommend we do

If there is some necrosis of the skin and there is a bad smell, it will be past the point of treating at home and you should visit your Veterinarian for an examination and treatment as systemic treatment will be required and possibly your Veterinarian may need to debride the necrotic tissue so that the new healthy wound margins can heal. Regards Dr Callum Turner DVM

I have a stray kitten yesterday it was fine 7-12-18 this morning when i got home from work it has a huge open spot on its neck looks like a bite of some sort? I dont have money for a vet bill

Without examining Gizmo it is difficult to say what the specific cause is however a scratch or other injury may have resulted in this wound; you should bathe the area with dilute salt water (one teaspoon in a pint/half litre) and ensure that the area is free of hair and debris. Gizmo’s young age is concerning and I would recommend you visit a Veterinarian (charity clinic etc…) to be on the safe side. Regard Dr Callum Turner DVM

I took my 3 kittens to the vet he used a uv light and said it’s not fungal. I have a patch of ringworm on my chest but it doesn’t look the same. vet gave me hibiscrub but it’s not doing much. We did have a flea problem but it’s almost under control only find the odd 1 now. I’m wondering if it’s bacterial, Ive spent £152. At the vet so far and no luck yet. It doesn’t seem to bother them but they do scratch a bit, no wounds or broken skin.

Not all species of ringworm glow under a UV light, so even though it didn't glow, it may still be ringworm. It may be a good idea to treat the kittens for ringworm, regardless, since you are having lesions and ringworm is contagious to people, and common in kittens. It would be best to contact your veterinarian and let them know what is going on with you and get any treatment that they might recommend for the kittens.