Hi everyone, you may remember my post about my cat who has some kind of allergy. He has been doing good but all of a sudden his itching has started up again and he has a scab on his neck, last winter he would get numerous scabs on his neck. I'm thinking he must have an inhaled allergy to something that flares up once our house is closed up for winter, we got our air ducts cleanedn and brought an air purifier but that hasn't seemed to help. Then I remembered someone on this board said cats can itch because of dry skin so maybe it's not an inhaled allergy maybe it's because of our dry house. It's so hard to know what to do because if his itching is just due to dryness a humidifer would help but if he has an allergy to somthing like dust mites a humidifer would make it worse. Do you know if he would get scabs on his neck an chest if it was onlu the dry air making him itch? Thank you so much for your help!
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