My 8 year old cat has same flea allergy dermatitis... And am applying pure coconut oil with a pinch of turmeric mixed with it all over the spots... It has 80 per cent healed in last two months
Thank you for this comment so much. I thought I was crazy. I applied pure coconut oil in the place and my cat felt immediate relife. He did not scratch all day. Its nice I am not the only one who tried this and thinks it works
Wow.. that is exactly what a cat where I live has. I brush her daily adding a mixture of squeezed fresh lemon and water to keep the fleas away. Then massage coconut oil on the sores. Only 2days now but seems to be helping! 🐾
Goooood! Our treatment with León has also been a success. It's been slow, but his chin is so much better, even having hair growth already!!! Thank you so much, for your tips. Abby is such a lucky girl !! Saludos y que les vaya bien!!! 💕💕
My cat Draco has been back n forth to the vets so many times for almost 2 years & nothing works .. I decided to Google skin issues in cats myself, & Found out about atopic dermatitis. & then found ur video. Thank u so much ... I am going to try this. He has been in a cone for over a year cuz it's neverending scratching n ripping his hair out.... Once u take the cone off. He don't want to play, or do nothing. He just starts ripping his hair out. N scratching so bad that he takes all of the hair off the top of his head and it bleeds so bad. I bought him a body suit & He rips every part he can get to. So far the only thing that works but is sad for him is the cone. I can't wait to buy the stuff n try this out. I'm so tired of going in circles while he's suffering ❤❤❤❤ thanks again
I wish our cat was so amenable. I'm sure she is psychic as she will scram with merest gesture of any treatment. Even when you're looking the other way.
Hi Caroline. So glad that Abby is doing a lot better from her skin condition. I have to say that if it wasn't for you, I don't know how Abby would cope or if she would get the right treatment. By the way. How did you find out about these special treatments (witch hazel, tea, etc...)? Thanks for what you do not only for Abby but all other kitties. Keep it up. You're awesome :-)
@betinabinah1825 ... Mange .. Ear infections...Itching ... Skinproblems .. wounds .... used it for years on all our furbabies ... if any have problems that's the first thing I'll try ... the horse world use it but and I've even used it on guinea pigs 🙂...The authentic stuff is magic ... there are copies being sold but I've only been scammed a couple of times and I've used it for years x
@betinabinah1825... That's brilliant .. it's safe for they're eyes ive even sprayed if they have gungy or weepy eyes ect ... The bottle says to wash the area then spray but to be quite honest I just spray them 3 times or twice a day when they have a problem and it just clears up... Let me know how it goes ...I think I may have been scammed once on a bottle cause it didn't do much and I've used it for years !
Wow! What a Spa treatment! Most of it must have seemed just like Quality Time. You know, I would guess some people would pay thousands of dollars for exactly the same thing... even the Collar!
what great advice...I have a kitty with skin issues also and I use organic coconut oil and alcohol free witch hazel BUT I didn't think of mixing them together!!! thank you for this wonderful information....people can also look into Cell or Tissue Salts for internal healing....God bless to all
Beautiful Abbey, this is the best cat problem solving itchy skin out there. Thank you so much I have just found your channel... Wonder if you could explain how you started rescuing cats... 🐈🌻😘
My two Tom cats, only began having skin issues after they were neutered*( took all their character away too. I don't detect any fleas..but I must try harder to keep them indoors so tht I can monitor. I use flea tablets.and.antihistamines for a short while. I don't want to mess too much..but always make sure there's coconut oil..and salmon oil . My boys never like me to brush their teeth. Till last week I decided to use warm salt water..one of the Tom's has responded incredibly just after one rub of the gum. Not so enflamed..and he is far more relaxed. His bck teeth are bad though.. gingivitis and looks like they're ready to fall.out. ty for your hlping cat parents with learned tenacity ❤
My daughter has an all white cat who has been diagnosed as being allergic to almost every kind of food in varying degrees. These include meats, vegetables etc. Surprisingly most plants are on the non allergic list.The symptoms are sore spots on the face and neck area, not the rest of the body. Keeping her on a diet of the least allergic food is not showing any significant improvement. Any help out there please?
It's so frustrating. I'm using apple cider vinegar diluted in water bathing him in it and then camomile tea dabbed on. It's working whilst I await a cream called Puainta from the UK. People swear by this. It's $36.00 for the tube. Or you can get a spray however most cat's hate sprays.
I have a white M.Coon girl. She is 7 now and recently last year started with the sore neck areas and some on her lower spine. Seems white cats are prone to this. I use Proplis cream on the sore areas and or Colloidal silver. She loves to be out in the garden in all weathers being M.Coon so it keeps re- occurring. I am now putting coconut oil on when they start healing and giving a cbd oil once a day for her immune system. 🐱
I took in a stray he was ok at first but then it happened I s m on a fixed budg et so it was good to hear the cost I :an do but where do I get the cone and he won't really let me touch those areas I can pet him but as d oon as he knows whats up he runs what should I do?
So glad to see your kind treatment of abby and she is such a sweet cat too! I was just wondering, how you identify cat skin conditions that are non- contagious? I sometimes want to treat my local cats too but always fear that their skin diseases might catch on me also.
Wish your was near Pennsylvania I’d definitely send one of my male cats I rescued from truck stop. The one has bad allergies in his eyes like he’s allergic to himself and the other one all of a sudden in the last month and a half started to have small red dots just like Abby irritated skin when I wiped him with a damp cloth it looked like blood all over the cloth like brown and the one with the eyes issue his get crusty all the time and he sneezes and stuff I am a truck driver and it’s hard to care for them enough to get them well again and it’s impossible to find any home for them
Can anyone tell me how treating the exterior of a cat helps an interior allergy? The skin allergy on Abby wasn’t from fleas, at least she did t say it was, so I’m assuming Abby’s allergy stemmed from something like food etc. It seems that treating the skin isn’t getting to the root issue.
@thebookofrevelationreveale4722 good point, finding out and treating the inside culprit of the issue as well as treating what manifested on the outside, cat could be allergic to the food and ingredients🙏
My cat Lil Miss scratches behind her ears and sgakes her head, I am at the vet in panic every second day, first time they said it was a mild fungal infection, she was given ear drops, after 4 days she was miserable, I took her back they gave her better drops in the clinic's opinion, my beautiful, fun loving cat was so unhappy, in discomfort, 3 days later I went back, I demanded tests and samples, to be cultured fir microorganisms, but her ears were so very healthy, clean, there was no samples for collection . They sent me home after applying revelation, and 2 mire fir tge next 2 months. That was last night, I watch her almost every mov, I am working mostly from home now fir her sake, I completely stopped the ear drop, she seems a bit better today, bit sure if it was revelation treatment, or the calming plug in I started using, she didn't need the calming treatment, she loves us, it's my son and I, and no chaos, nois, we made every area she lives to suite her, I don't know what's wrong. I hope she continues to get better. If anyone has any advice, I would greatly appreciate it . We love her so so very much. I adopted her 6 weeks ago, her symptoms were visible to me about 10 days after adoption. I don't think she had been groomed ber, I took her fir general check up first then grooming. Very pick eater,but I order her food and she eats small meals, multiple times a,day Please help. God bless you all. And thank you for this great presentation, many great ideas🌹
Hi Sue, first I want to say that you sound like an amazing momma to Lil Miss, and she's so lucky to have you! I am glad to hear that she's feeling better and that the ears seem to be ok. I know ear problems in cats, like fungus or bacterial infections, can be very hard to clear up. The ear is such a complex network of canals and tiny organs, and it's hard to reach inside every spot with medicine. I think it sounds like you are doing exactly the right thing, follow the directions from the vet, and keep feeding her good healthy food like you are doing. I would suggest you add a probiotic supplement into her food, because healthy stomach bacteria can help keep other areas of the body healthy (even the brain!). Doing this can help prevent the fungal infection from coming back, too. How are things going now? I'm sorry it took me over a week to answer your question!
@@KittenSchool thank you so much for replying and reassuring me that I'm on the right track, yes she's been doing better, thank God, also about a week ago I started adding FortiFlora to her wet foid, she loves it, I did it fir 2 reasons, she was on antibiotics before I adopted her in January 31st, and another reason is to help her eat new, healthier food, I do a lot of research, and yours is certainly promising , I'm so thankful to have someone lije you taki g the time to provide us with so much helpful information also excited to have many healthy years with my little friend. Thank you for everything. Truly appreciate it.
@SueSA2099 I know we love our fur babies I would always panic if something happens even the little things, I would also take them to another vet, and a holistic vet also, no one has perfect solution and none in us is perfect. Also do some research "Google" I'm always afraid to give them medicine because of the reaction, their body is so tiny. My cat has fungal filled in both ears I felt so bad, the vet gave him one shot Convenia antibiotic good for 2 weeks, he was like a zombie not himself, he was terrified, will not eat, always sneezing (7 to 9 continuous sneezing) non stop everyday for more than 2 weeks, he was skinny, it wore him out, he could not sleep because of the sneezing. I thought he was going to lost his head, so heart breaking to see him so worn out. I did a research but it did not say sneezing as side effects so I keep researching until one paw parent said it happened to his cat too. I called my vet told him about it but says it is not likely as Convenia antibiotic is widely prescribed by vets just like doctors widely prescribed steroids. Ever since then I have to research before I agree. I also know that cat does not tolerate on anaesthesia some of them come out of it and sometime don't especially in older cats, Afraid to give them natural flea stuff because sometimes the peppermint and Lavender cat has reaction to them so I do brush them using Flea brush then put organic unrefined coconut virgin oil expeller pressed I bought from Walmart for cooking but it was all I have at the time and I used it on my cat it paralyzed the fleas then I brush again, will never use any vet or store flea collar products either. Hope all your cats are well out there🙏ty😺❤
Our cat is suffering from severe eczema on her neck and surrounding areas.. and is also being treated with oral antihistamines and cephalaxine tablets by vet.. but the recovery is slow. Can you please suggest us something for her fast recovery?
Hi there, I do not have much experience with eczema in cats, but I would think that the same kinds of gentle bathing and chamomile tea rinses would help soothe the skin while the medication does it's job. Maybe a colloidal oatmeal rinse would help too? Here's a recipe you can make at home, and if kitty licks it off her skin it won't be harmful. Good luck and hope your kitty feels better soon! www.healthline.com/health/oatmeal-bath-for-eczema
Coconut oil works really fast! Within 24 hours of the first application, you'll see amazing results on the sores and obvious relief from itching. Using an eCollar is a must, though, to keep the cat from licking off the oil. Jasmine wears the eCollar for at least four hours after I put on the coconut oil, so the oil has time to be absorbed and do its magic.
Hi Mandy, yes the Vetericyn gel can be bought online. I updated the notes section in video to include a link for it. I would use it just once or twice a day on inflamed areas and alternate with witch hazel. Good luck with your kitty and home he/she feels better soon!
Hello ma'am I have a 2 and a half years old male cat who has lick dermatitis according to the local vet ....he licks and bites under his paw and scratches beside his mouth.....many antibiotics have been used but this problem is still going on from last one year on and off...once for two months it was cured by advocate spot on but again it has started...can you help me in this?
I really need help with my 7 month old kitten. We adopted her 3 months ago and we didn’t exactly keep her in a confined space when she arrived. She’s not aggressive but merely shy, my mom is getting tired of her running every time we come home.. Please help us, I just want to replace her fear with calmness. We’re running out of time to make her comfortable.
Hi Alicia! Do you have a room you can keep the kitty in a few hours a day where you can go sit with her and pet her gently? Watch these videos for some tips, and tell your mom the kitten is still young and it just takes time! ru-vid.com/group/PLRdsSryjW4S0kHUeDFgTiG4PJM_nFa0kb
Sounds to me like your kitten might've been feral or stray before being adopted. Feral kittens have a very strong survival instinct, which lasts a lifetime. Give her a safe place to hide, number one. Talk to her soothingly often. Keeping loud noises to a minimum will help calm her, although instinctually, she will always evade loud noises. Quick actions, or getting grabbed or poked are definite no-nos. The "playful kitten" personna will emerge by degrees as she grows to trust you and your environment.
Hello Valerie! Yes, Abby made a full recovery. She was adopted soon after this video was completed, but her owner occasionally sends me updates and pictures. She has had to go back on the antihistamines when she developed "hot spots", but her owner says this rarely happens and the itchy spots will clear up quickly.
@@KittenSchool I’m so happy to hear this! Thank you so much for rescuing Abby and giving her a furever loving home. 💕🐈🐾 My cat has skin allergies that have recently flared up again, so I’m going to try these topical remedies to get the little scabs on his skin to heal. I’m going to try this first before taking him to the vet for a steroid shot. I’m also going to try yet again to give him Benadryl for a week. I just have such a hard time trying to give him a pill. He’s the most difficult cat to pill that I’ve ever had. lol
Does anyone have any suggestions for mosquito bites? Or cat safe mosquito repellents? One of my boys loves to sleep in the tall grass in th yard (enclosed, urban area, no winged predators, other than the damn bugs), and his poor nose and ears get attacked.
Hello there I don't know if anyone is going to read this but please I need some help, this stray cat came and gave birth in our backyard and now the kittens are grown up so I want them to be domesticated and litter trained as well as trained not to rip up our plants but the problem is I don't know how, the social box is a great idea but 1) there are 6 of them not counting the mother 2) I don't have access to anything except a vet and even a vet I may or may not get. I've been feeding them and getting them used to me for a bit the mother let's me stroke her and stuff so I try to do that. I hand feed some of the skinnier ones more food but they don't really let me touch them with out cringing away while one of them hisses at me occasionally (but then again he always hisses at lunch time he's afraid of them stealing his food). Anyway they seem to be 6 to 8 weeks old they're pretty small but already have started climbing and I really really need help because I do want to keep them (at least the skinny ones who don't seem like they'll survive the second they leave) and I just don't know what to do it always seems like 2 steps forward and 1 step back (yes I know what I wrote) I honestly don't know what to do please help me
How did you get on with looking after the kittens, and the mom. You needed help from a cat refuge, bu I only just saw your comment. I hope you got the momma cat spayed, and found homes for the kittens. What country are you in? Maybe you are not in a country that has animal refuges. I really hope things worked out for you.
I know it’s 11 months later, so this finds you a bit late. I hope everything has turned out amazing and either the cats are doing well elsewhere or you’ve somehow managed to tame & train them. :) Do you not have a animal humane society near you? Or an ASPCA that would help you with live catches and then take them so they can all be spayed/neutered, immunized, and hopefully adopted at some point? Otherwise spayed/neutered & rereleased in a different area?
I have no tips my cat is going threw skin issues, I found her starving in a park took her home and decided to keep her she was about 8 months old, first 8 months were good no problems then she developed a serious case of dandruff never seen so much dandruff before on a cat it was all over the house and furniture, then it turned into scratching and licking till she was raw, took her to the vet she wore a cone for 6 weeks and had medicated baths, along with other medication, all good she healed, then cone came off and what seemed to be ok then she started the licking and scratching and I think she also gets nervous or skittish it causes her to scratch, so cone is back on again and medicated baths twice a week along with Welactin, with having 7 other cats I have no idea what she could be allergic too or how to stop her from scratching and causing hair loss, no fleas so it's not flea problem she is the only cat I have that has skin issues, she also has Cutaneous Horns on all her paw pads, and she makes a lot of black waxy stuff in her ears all the time, it's not ear mites had her tested 4 times already. very frustrating.
It may be mites they call walking dandruff. I think they have to do scrapings and its still hard to get but I got alot of good info from dr judy morgans videos for parasite week and look at the one on mites. Hope you have found or do find some relief.
You've done a tremendous job with Abby! Can you tell me what the witch hazel helps with in particular? I've got an older kitty that I've been taking in for chiropractic adjustments to help with her lower back and hips.... it's helped a lot. But she's had this itching problem with her skin. She's inside only and I don't think we have any fleas currently. I was thinking it might be dust mites but maybe it's something else. She really doesn't have any bare skin as of late but for years (until recently) she'd almost always chew bare the skin in front of her tail. She can't quite reach that area currently. But if I lightly scratch her back I can pick up what almost feels like sand. The last couple days I've been trying to use combo of coconut oil and just today I started something new. There's a flea product that has rosemary, cedar wood and a couple other items in it made by Wondercide. But on her two warm washcloth baths today instead of directly spraying her with that stuff I instead sprayed it on the warm damp washcloth. While we're only talking a days worth of trying this it almost seems like there's less in my fingers when I lightly scratch her. And the few places where it almost feels like some kind of light scab (doesn't show up anything like what Abby had.... well there just finally seems to be less of it so I'd be interested in any thoughts you might have. Thank you so much for your help, time and helping Abby.
be careful about the wondercide. those oils you mention are toxic to cats and build up cumulative toxicity. some cats react really badly to them. If your cat gets ANY respiratory symptoms, discontinue use emmediately. Check with a flea comb. what feels like sand may be flea poop. :( tea is gentler than essential oils. you can make chamomile tea with maybe a bit of lavender flower and rosemary. I was doing well with the tea but as soon as i added coconut oil my cat's skin got way worse. going to try the witch hazel and gel, and maybe some aloe vera gel. oats are also soothing for skin stuff (i have eczema) so i'll add some oat straw to the tea and back off on the coconut oil. we are fighting fleas here so i have to be meticulous with the vacuuming.
