This cat needs to go to a vet asap.
Right now, keep him on a strict regular diet, so there is no other possible contributing factors. In other words if he eats basically his dry kibble, keep him on that, no more human food or treats for the time being.
Have you tried flea prevention for this cat to help with this problem?
There are many animals whom are allergic to flea bites, loosing their fur, terrible and even sometimes bloody rashes, though I'm a bit perplexed as to why they decided to put this cat on steriods for this? Normal treatment at our practice is medicated shampoo, ointment, and flea prevention, works like a dream!
You need to figure out what's going on, and this is something your vet can handle, if they are unable to help you with finding answers, do not hesitate to get all your records for him, and get a second opinion from another vet, and soon.
Right now, keep him on a strict regular diet, so there is no other possible contributing factors. In other words if he eats basically his dry kibble, keep him on that, no more human food or treats for the time being.
Have you tried flea prevention for this cat to help with this problem?
There are many animals whom are allergic to flea bites, loosing their fur, terrible and even sometimes bloody rashes, though I'm a bit perplexed as to why they decided to put this cat on steriods for this? Normal treatment at our practice is medicated shampoo, ointment, and flea prevention, works like a dream!
You need to figure out what's going on, and this is something your vet can handle, if they are unable to help you with finding answers, do not hesitate to get all your records for him, and get a second opinion from another vet, and soon.