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Thanks so much for the response. He never took to the wet rx food which is why we were fortunate when he liked the BlueRx. As for the diagnoses I would have to check but I do know he was blocked with crystals and the vets in NYC treat it as FLUTD as well with antibiotics. I'm going to look into...

So, my boy had developed crystals and was on Science Diet Rx food. The company changed something in the formula because the odor of the food was not as strong as it normally was - I noticed it and my cat did and he stopped eating it. After a vet visit and many other Rx diets I was at a loss...

​Thanks for responding. I guess what frustrates me most is that I don't have help and I'm living in a studio. The situation is bad for all: one cat in the bathroom, one loose, and foster kitten in the crate. Not sure what to do at this point except treat them all and hope for the best.

UPDATE ON THE RINGWORM EXTRAVAGANZA: Ok, aou know I had a late diagnosis of ringworm with my foster because she had no lesions and was only missing a bit of hair at the end her tail and I have heard different stories from different people and vets. So where I'm at is: 1. Foster kitten got third...

Thanks. I'll talk to the vet on Monday when I take her for another dip.

Stephen, thanks for responding. I was the first to get help because I realized it was ringworm on my skin. The following day the rescue gave approval for the kitten to have dips. She had her third on this past Saturday morning and that evening proceeded to jump into a bucket of vinegar and water...

Newbie here. I'm a volunteer with a rescue in NYC. On 4/26 I accepted a kitten foster who had ringworm. I had no idea because it did not look like what I knew ringworm to look (it was flakes encrusted on her tail with hair loss - I thought she was biting and aggravating it). So, about three or...