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The skin on my cat "ripples" then she licks

Sent to Cat Experts August 12 10:12 AM

The skin on my cat "ripples" then she licks at it furiously and takes off on a dead run. It lasts for maybe an hour then she is alright for awhile. What causes this and what can be done for her? She is 7 years old.
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Shirley       XXXXX@XXXXXX.XXX

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August 12 10:14 AM (2 minutes and 8 seconds later)
         
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Hello,

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I need a little more information so that I may give you an accurate answer.

Do you have your cat on a routine flea control medication?

If so, would you please reply and let me know?

Thank you, Tammy
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August 12 3:02 PM (4 hours and 48 minutes and 9 seconds later)
         
Reply to Tammy's Post: Yes, she is on frontline plus. She has also been checked for mites and doesn't have them either.
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August 13 11:21 AM (20 hours and 18 minutes and 35 seconds later)
         
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August 13 9:49 PM (10 hours and 28 minutes and 2 seconds later)
         
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I can't afford the $8.00 at this time, I will have to wait til later. Thanks anyway.
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