Hi! She sounds like she has allergies of some sort, and depending
on where you are, this may be the prime time for them--due to
spring pollen.

There are different types of allergies and a syndrome related
to allergies called EGC-- or eosinophilic granuloma complex
that my cat suffers from that cause bumps and scabs on her
skin at times. The good news is, these things are treatable

You do need to take your baby to the vet. Your mileage may
vary, but a Depo Medrol shot every few months is all my
cat needs--it costs maybe $25 and gives her relief from
the EGC and asthma. But there are many treatments,
there are also pills that might help.

Good luck and keep us posted!

Unfortunately, you should do what all the other people would that post here,
if their cat had scabs, missing fur and sneezing for the past week:

TAKE HER TO THE VET!!!!!!

Sneezing could be a cold, but it could also be something in her sinuses.

Losing fur & scabs are probably connected:  could be an allergy, to any
number of things:  food, fleas, carpet shampoo.....

Only your vet would be able to diagnose your cat, so if you "luv her" as
much as you say, take her to the vet.

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In what area are the scabs and missing fur appearing?

Your kitty really needs to see a vet. There are a lot of skin
disorders, and only a vet can accurately diagnose. Besides skin
allergies (which is probably the common one)...cats can have ringworm,
or even mange (scabies). (Fortunately, that one isn't very common). I
had a cat once with a bald spot/scaly scab, and it turned out to be a
simple bacterial infection. The sneezing can be upper respiratory,
which is also easily treated. I can't think of anything where bald
patches/sneezing is *related*, but maybe someone else here knows.
Good luck. Hope you can get her in to see a vet soon.

Sherry