At my wits end!?!

Sending mega healing and calming prayers & vibes to Murfie & to you
Have you tried putting Vitamin E oil on her? She must be in such torment, poor kitty
I've been getting a few white hairs & they itch so bad Of course, they're on the back of my head where I can't see or reach well to pluck them, and I scratch & scratch and observers probably think that I have headlice So tell Murfie that I commiserate

Do you have any idea what is causing her to itch or is it just because she doesnâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]t have a lot of hair? Perhaps she has a food allergy?

Either way I hope she feels better soon!

I had the same thing with my Cinnie, she scratches terribly. She is allergic to flea bites one flea bite will send her into scratching fits, I would find tufts of fur everywhere, she also made her eyes puffy. I also brought her to the Vet, they did what they could, which wasn't much and I didn't want her to get steroid shots. I make sure she gets Frontline on all time time, every month. I read in a cat care book about Evening Primrose Oil with Vitamin E in it for this problem. I had nothing to lose so I started to break open the capsules and put it in her wet food. It took a couple of weeks to start but there was such a remarkable difference I couldn't believe it. All her fur grew back in beautifully. I've been doing that with her for years. If nothing else, call your Vet and ask about it for your little guy.

When Coco was younger her hair would come out in clumps.
She is allergic to so many things.
Coco had scabs all over her when she was younger.
I changed her food and it stopped except for the mess in her ears.
The vet said that is a allergy also.
How often are you giving her baths?
I know Rex are alot like Sphynx and was told to give Cleo a bath everyweek or she would get a rash and pimples.
I also wipe her off with baby wipes in between baths.

I don't know anything about the relationship a breeder has with cats after they're adopted out, but could you contact him/her, to see if any of this is hereditary? And, since they know the breed well, perhaps they have some insight into addressing the issues you're facing?

Thats good.
My next cat is going to be another sphynx or a rex.
Allergies are hard to treat.
I am sure something will help her.
What does the breeder say?

I hope something will work for her.
Its nice your vet gave you the food.
My vet did not charge me for a ultrasound because Coco always has bladder problems.
Some vets are really nice.
Sounds like you got a good breeder that is trying to help you.

My female Devon had a "rash" of sorts and I ran to the vet for advice. They didn't examine her but asked questions etc. I bought shampoo but never used it since I had to leave it on her for 15 mins and that WAS NOT going to be allowed LOL

I read in severall places it can be caused by stress. My siamese female was literally trying to kill her so that was causing her some major issues. Once my devon got pregnant, it all went away with no problems.

Just an idea, though you may have already done this. One cat that I am treating for a current FIP/corona virus issue is on amoxi drops. Over the summer she was attacked pretty bad by fleas. Her skin was very scabby and in very bad shape. She is now on the amoxi drops for a different issue, but her skin has never looked so good. It appears the amoxi drops for her case, they have worked very well for her skin and any pending possible flea infection.

Poor Murife. I know what allergies are like since I was diagnosed with allergies to cats/dogs and dustmites 10 months ago

Have they tested her for dustmite allergies too?

Thats a antibiotic.
You need to ask the vet about it.