A cat has a pox on its belly, and a cat has a pox on its belly, is it cat moss?

I don't know if there are scars and dandruff around this, if not, continue to observe, if there is, shave the surrounding hair, apply some dermatitis flat, and it will be good for a week.

It's a blood-sucking worm with its head inside! Outside.

Summary. Feline acne is a specific condition of keratinized hair follicles, with asymptomatic blackheads forming in the jaw, lower lip, and upper lip. If the injury is secondary to bacterial infection, papules, pustules, boils, and cellulitis can form, and if it is more severe, the infected ** will become edematous, thickened, cystic, and scarred.

Therefore, it is very important to prevent and treat acne in cats.

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I'll answer that question! Small bumps on cats are mainly caused by ectoparasite bites or mites.

Feline acne is a specific condition of keratinized hair follicles, with asymptomatic blackheads forming in the jaw, lower lip, and upper lip. If the lesion is secondary to the nuclear bond bacterial infection, papules, pustules, boils and cellulitis can be formed, and if the nuclear nucleus is severe, the infected ** will become edematous, thickened, cystic and scarred. Therefore, it is very important to prevent and treat acne in cats.

Cut off the hair at the injured area, apply warm compress with warm water, and wash with a human acne pad or benzoyl peroxide, sock-type sulfur salicylic acid or shampoo containing ethyl milk residue every 1-2 days until **. Subsequently, maintain ** as needed.

Kiss! It's cat acne, yes!

Most of the mild acne of the slippery lead family is not believed in the cheats, but it will only affect the appearance, and if the infection occurs, if it is serious, it needs medical intervention and symptomatic treatment, but it can't.

<> cat has something like a pimple, it may be caused by a mosquito bite or allergies. If this is not the reason, then you need to consider mites, fungi, eczema and other diseases, and it is recommended to take the cat to the pet hospital for examination.

1.The red pox on the cat's body may be caused by ** disease and allergies.

2.First, cats with fungal or bacterial diseases will have red pox, and drugs containing terbinafine need to be used in a timely manner.

3.Second, this situation will occur when cats suffer from parasitic diseases**, and it is recommended to use in vitro anthelmintic drugs**.

4.Third, cats will have red acne on their bodies after allergies, and desensitization is recommended.