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23rd October 2013, 07:07 PM #1Moderator




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No Alekto you put any of those products between shoulder blades the idea being that the cat can't get to that area to lick at it,the neck & rump though are the two most common spots for fleas to infest & that is why any animal that is allergic to flea bites seem to get those horrible scabby lumos there.....x
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24th October 2013, 11:44 AM #2The Quiet Kitten
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Well we picked them up yesterday.
One was purring all the way home and this morning both are purring whenever they see us.
I think the boy spent the night sleeping in the bathroom sink, this is how I found him this morning. I took him out, my daughter went in the bathroom a little while later to find him back in the sink.
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24th October 2013, 01:32 PM #3
he looks lush! doesn't look like he has skin problems at all.... :-)

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24th October 2013, 02:38 PM #4The Quiet Kitten
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Its mainly the female who does and it is limited to her back. Roughly half way down her back to the base of her tail. He only has a couple of rough feeling patches in a similar area.
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24th October 2013, 07:12 PM #5Moderator




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Could also be stress related , if there were health problems in the household & distress at having to part with the furries they are sensitive enough to pick up on it so will be interesting to see once they settle down if it disappears,lets hope so.......
Lovely photo of him in the sink & one of my favourite colours too,picture of girl now please.....xxx
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25th October 2013, 10:49 AM #6The Quiet Kitten
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Not a very good picture of the girl I am afraid, but I don't want to stress them out too much at the moment.
The skin problem could be stress as you say, only time will tell. I wont be changing their food in the short term until they have fully settled in which could take a month or more.
The ginger boy we were told didn't like too many cuddles, but he seems to have really taken to my daughter can climbs on her lap and snoozes quite happily. The girl is purring alot (could be trying to de-stress herself) hasn't wanted as many cuddles. Very early days yet.
We have started scent transfer now so hopefully we can let them out of the bathroom by the middle of next week without too many problems. Having 5 other cats we need to be careful.
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25th October 2013, 12:21 PM #7
the girl looks so much like my Neevie it's spooky! :-) good luck with all that, hope they settle OK soon - by the way what are their names?




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