I’m wondering why my cat randomly gets lots of scabs under his chin, on his neck, sides and flank. He seems to aggressively itch and groom himself. I’ve given him flea treatments, ear mite treatments.

Hi, Sorry sbout that. It could be an allergic reaction. The scabs are hot spots from the constant itching and licking. Allergies can be as a result of food, weather, dust etc. Please visit your vet for some steroids or antihistamines to calm down the discomfort.

This cat is a feral cat I've been feeding and building a relationship with this cat since he was a kitten. I fell in love after a year of doing so. I final got him to come in and his neck has sores and hair loss please help

Hello, this looks like a hot spot. I would clean this area and apply Neosporin or hot spot spray that you can get from the pet store to this area. If this does not improve after a few days he may need to see a vet for antibiotics.

He has been throwing up daily now. He has scabs all over his body and I have been giving him Benedryl.

Hello, SO sorry to hear about your cat. If he is vomiting every day. It would be best to see your vet. This could be hairballs but could be something else. Your vet will want to take x rays or run bloodwork to see what is causing him to vomit. Benadryl is great at helping with allergies. I hope your cat starts to feel better soon.

I believe my cat my have military dermatitis if I get him a flea collar with it help

There are many causes for miliary dermatitis, and fleas or other parasites are certainly one of them. Flea collars don't tend to work very well, and if he is not on any flea control, a topical medication like Advantage might be a better idea. If you are not sure, it would be safest to have a veterinarian prescribe a safe flea treatment, so that you can make sure that you are buying something that will work. I Hope that all goes well for him.

I just adopted a kitten, we have had her for a week now. I noticed she had a rough spot on her back a few days ago and she had been sneezing a lot. I did make a vet appointment for next week but I'm wondering if she should be seen sooner. she has developed a few new spots on her head, ear and nose. I also have a 4 year old AmStaff and I'm worried if it's something that could be contagious.

Thank you for your question. Kittens are commonly affected by ringworm, and I would be concerned about that with the lesions that you are describing. It would probably be best to keep the kitten separated from your dog until the appointment with your veterinarian, and make sure to wash your hands after handling the kitten. Frequent washing of bedding can help, as well. Keeping close contact with her to a minimum would probably be a good idea until she is seen, as hard as that is with 12 week old kittens! once you have had her seen by your veterinarian, they will be able to give you more information as to what might be going on, and get any medications needed. I hope that all goes well for her!