Feline miliary dermatitis is not really a specific disease itself but a set of symptoms which can be caused by a vast number of diseases. The causes include:

• Allergies, e.g., food allergy, atopy- such as allergies to pollens, and fleas

• Bacterial infections

• Fungal infections

• Yeast infections

• Parasitic infections of the skin, e.g., mites, lice

• Hypersensitivity to intestinal parasites

• Autoimmune diseases

• Nutritional disorders e.g. biotin or fatty acid deficiencies

• Hormonal abnormalities

My recommendations for treatment are;

1. Start on the Miliary Dermatitis Blood cleanser to remove the toxins that are causing the itchiness & symptoms you are seeing & also to reduce the allergic response.

2. Rub into the irritated skin the Paw Paw based ointment. To soothe irritation & address infection.

3. Next treat as for fleas with a topical flea repellent like Frontline. It doesn't matter if you believe that your cat doesn't have fleas because if this is a flea allergy it will only take the bite of 1 flea to set off this uncomfortable process.

4. Supplement the diet with Cold pressed cod liver oil for the Essential fatty acids it contains. Purchase from your health food store & dose at the recommend rate for a child, do this for 12 weeks.

5. Apply colloidal silver to the irritated areas twice daily to prevent staph infection.