Chloe’s fur is falling out and irritated. She is licking it. Skin is red and inflamed. She is eating some but is less social and hiding. Her blood work is normal. Has seen several vets. Has an appointment with animal dermatologist on Friday. Was given a pain relief shot today. No one knows what it is. She eats quality food and has glass bowls. Indoor cat.

What can i give my cat if she accidently ate fish she is alergic to. Ive taken her twice to a vet witch has cost me a lot of money and i did not get any answers. After she ate snoek again for the 3rd time i realised she is alergic to snoek. She dont get sick after eating tuna.

My cat was scratching has had a steroid shot about every 3-4 months.So I said let’s just do the allergy test.Drew his labs came back allergic to mixed fish and chicken.Whats left to feed him?Tried rabbit and he’s not too fond.Thanks.

I have a six-year-old (indoors only) female Maine Coon cat who, in the last year or so, has started pulling her fur out of her tail. Her once beautiful fluffy tail is now so skinny! She is not biting her skin, which looks fine. I took her to the vet a few months ago and the vet gave her a steroid shot which seemed to help a bit, but the vet isn't sure what's going on. She's still pulling fur out and she wants me to scratch her face a lot. She has a sibling cat who is fine. There are no fleas. I don't use scented cat litter. There have been no changes in the house that might account for psychological problems. I'm thinking it might be a food allergy, so thought I'd try eliminating any cat food that has fish in it (which she has been eating all her life). She gets wet and dry food. I've made sure to read labels so there's no fish listed, but I'm just guessing that fish cat food might be the problem. She's eaten both fish/seafood cat food, as well as chicken, etc., all her life with no problems. Any advice? Thank you.

Oh dear where do we start, first cat Pooha ferrule kitten bit my hand, however loo tray trained in 3 days had him done and off we went on the fish allergy trail. In those days difficult to get fish free foods. He did eat our food so had beef and pork and lamb etc that reduced the problem dramatically. Next was a stray including collar who adopted us. Brought him to France with us and after he started the biggest cat group in France had him done. Sitting in the garden watching him as the females turned up for a bit of rumpy dumpy was funny at first, he got hold of the females necks and off he would go. Next came a ferrule cat now call 2P. She wanted food and came in for it so I ensnared her and hoped she would calm down, she did not. After a week of yowling and hissing we let her out. She ran up our apple tree, sat there for a week and then one morning opened the back door, she roared down the tree, though the door and begged for food. She used to go in and out but one day came back without the skin on her tail, so that had to come off. She lives here still and now does not bother to go out, but has serious fish problem. Next and also still here Fluffy, had a prolapsed rectum, had her "done" and the prolapse fixed. Daddies little girl that loves her tummy rubbed and her paws played with, Has to be fed away from others, she is a princess dont you know. And then there is Tom, poor old Tom was poisoned when a kitten, turned up here under the bonnet of my daughters car. He does have problems with his life however he copes and he is ruddy romantic. He sits on my lap, falls against me and looks up and rolls his big eyes. I cannot normally sit down without him on my lap. Oh well that is our catistory, if we know nought about cats we damn well should do. It summed it all up, we had to take 2P to the vet, the flea injection caused a problem and they gave her a transfusion. She was sick in the vets for 3 days and would not eat and hissed at the staff and threatened them. I came to see her, they opened the door to the cage, the cat looked at me and lunged, paws around my neck and me supporting her bum (no tail remember) She soon got well but now there is a large sickle hanging over the 1 year flea injection. There thats our 3 wild cats. Ps 2P has been on Hills and away from Canin for about 2-3 days and she is now sleeping peacefully without the regular scratching. Her skin of course is still covered in abrasions from scratching. Hopefully that is it again.

I have been giving Tin fish for the past 2 years. he gradually started developing symptoms by grooming and pulling the fur too much on his tummy front left, complete baldness on back legs, and biting one paw for now. The tin fish which I was giving him is human food, not pet food. I started seeing the symptoms in Jan 2020. I completely stopped giving Tin fish and now I give only sardines and Sprats.he doesn't like sprats much. I have conned him so that he will not injure his skin and pull all of his furs. He doesn't have mites or fleas. I have been applying lime sulfur twice a week. He is not on any medication. Do you think sprats could contribute to his allergic reaction?

My husbands 13 year old cat fatboy is a love bug. In the past 4 years i have been with him fatboy has lost weight and started peeing outside the litter box. Whats weird is he will poop inside the litter box. My husband said that when he was a kitten he had to have his stomach scrapped because his stomach went rock solid from eating fish. We did have a flea infestation but we got that cleared up. His sister died around 3 months ago. So if i cant give him omega 3 for his skin what do i do? Plus why is only peeing outside the litter box and not pooping. Hes always begging for food from us but we feed him 1/4 cup every day at night. Are we feeding him too little food? We also give him wet food every other weekend. Ones that dont contain fish. Or maybe hes just getting old? Please help.

My 3 year old Lynx point Siamese mix gets bad stomach issues after eating sometimes. It started suddenly. He will vomit multiple times- undigested food and bile, have colitis and go to the litter box frequently, followed by not eating or drinking from 12-36 hours. If he does try to eat a little bit hole will immediately throw it up and the symptoms continue. I've taken him to the vet twice, once they had to give him subdermal fluids because he could not eat. I'm highly suspicious of fish and fish oil in the food as he was fine for over 3 weeks on a canned chicken food diet, then I overlooked an ingredient in a chicken canned food which had fish oil, he was immediatly sick again in the evening for 1.5 days.

Ted has a pronounced allergy to fish. Just eating products with fish oil in cause him to have very itchy skin and itchy anus - he scoots his bottom along the floor. If he eats fish itself, his mouth and face swell, his breathing rate increases, his bowel seems to prolapse (I’m guessing his whole digestive system swells too), and he’s very itchy. The only complete vet diet that controls this is Royal Canin Hypoallergenic. He enjoys the biscuits, so that’s reassuring.