#ours is not very good but it is overpriced and horrifically inaccessible

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hutchie has had horribly itchy ears despite not having mites or an infection for a while now, and we tried changing his food (didn't help), giving him kitty doses of benadryl (he would NOT take), and allergy shots (didn't help).

so. i've been reading what various vets have said about treating it online and fish oil is recommended by several! it makes sense, it works as an anti-inflammatory for humans too, but it seems almost too good to be true if it does work--he'd gladly lick it up so administering it would be a breeze. just need to get some in liquid form instead of capsules so i can measure out the correct dose for my little guy

anyway fingers crossed it helps him! poor thing has several little scabs from scratching so much. and from the potential treatments i've been looking at it seems like it'd be by far the easiest to give him

#only thing i'm worried about is that it'll give him the runs #in which case i will have to clean his runny poopy cat butt #which i have done before! i can do it! i just really would rather not lmao #and my poor mom would have to deal with messy litter boxes too #i really hope it helps though baby has been dealing with this for ages #like over a year #it's been so hard to get in to the vet bc of covid so every time he's needed a visit is just a long ass waiting game #and then all three times we've visited we haven't been able to help him! #also we need to switch vets desperately but it's not really feasible rn bc of covid and ugh #ours is not very good but it is overpriced and horrifically inaccessible #like i cannot handle the pain of a visit again it's so bad and my wheelchair won't fit in the exam rooms #though i can't go in them anymore anyway bc of covid #ANYWAY #poor hutch is terribly itchy and has been for a long time and i've been trying and trying to help w no luck #so really hoping this is finally the thing that works for him