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She's been doing it for a few months now. Pic related, other side looks worse but it's kinda hard to get a good picture.

We've tried nothing and we're out of ideas ;) We haven't been to the vet, due to circumstances beyond my control, don't ask.

She seems Ok otherwise but I'd really appreciate any good advice. Thanks, frens.

She's been doing it for a few months now. Pic related, other side looks worse but it's kinda hard to get a good picture. We've tried nothing and we're out of ideas ;) We haven't been to the vet, due to circumstances beyond my control, don't ask. She seems Ok otherwise but I'd really appreciate any good advice. Thanks, frens.

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The area will need to be exposed, examined and treated for bacteria. You can start the process yourself but if it is a serious case a vet will need to sedate the cat and do a thorough draining and cleaning of the hot spot.