Is there something like a scab on the cat meat pad?

Cat moss. There is a hard scab on the meat pad of the cat's paws, which is likely to be caused by the cat's cat moss, and the cat needs to be isolated for **, pay attention to the cat**cat moss, and supplement the cat with good nutrition.

There is a hard scab on the meat pad of the cat's paw.

The cat's meat pad is like human shoes, there is a certain protective effect, there are a lot of bacteria and fungi on the ground, if you don't clean it regularly, it is conceivable that the cat's meat pad is very dirty, and the cat resists.

In order to avoid unnecessary trouble, it is best to isolate the cat first, clean and disinfect the area where the cat has stayed and the things used, and keep the indoor air clear.

It may be feline ringworm, my cat had it before, after taking him to **, the doctor asked me to bathe him with a medicated bath, and I usually take good care of it, and then I have not had ** disease. At that time, I bought a bath gel and bought a suit, as well as Pipi Shuang spray and Hip Skin Kang beef lozenges, these two I used for cats in the later stage, and they were also fungal infections, because the cats and cats were fine after a little time with the bath gel, so the specific effect is not clear, but they are all suits, and the effect will not be too bad.

Crusting is exudate, or a mixture with blood, drugs, impurities, etc., which is a non-specific symptom of many ** diseases. The causes of scabbing of cat meat pads may be as follows: 1. Scratches from foreign objects or injuries caused by friction on rough ground.

2. ** diseases, such as mosquito bite allergy, contact dermatitis, plasma cell claw cell dermatitis, autoimmune ** disease, etc.

There are hard lumps and gray crusts, most likely feline ringworm. It is mainly caused by the fact that the soles of the cat's feet are always wet, or the cat's feet are not dried when bathing.

1.Excessive friction.

2.Papillomavirus (less common).

3.It may not be a cocoon, but a scab (** alone cannot be confirmed) Pay attention to whether there is also a growth in other places**, whether it is excessive friction or compression of the meat pad.

The cat's flesh pad has something like a scab, and I think the cat should be very uncomfortable. You should find a way to soak him in warm water after softening. Try to wipe it off as much as possible.

Considering that the wound is in the healing period, or accidentally caused by a fungal infection, it is recommended that the owner take the cat to the hospital for examination in time.

If it is caused by a fungal infection, you need to trim the hair on the affected area first, and then use antifungal drugs**, and take some drugs appropriately to promote the recovery of the affected area as soon as possible. It should also be done in a timely manner.

If it is caused by the scabbing of the wound, it can be left untreated for the time being, as long as the affected area is not infected.

It may be bruised, and it is best not to leave hard objects in the wound. Scrub the wound daily with hydrogen peroxide, making sure not to let the wound become inflamed and swollen. The cat's ability to tolerate pain is very good, and when she has something wrong, it may be very serious. Also, purely personal opinion, the insurance point to go to the doctor to see.

Hello, what I personally think is the best for you. The specific medical institution needs to be observed and considered by yourself.

There's something growing in the cat's meat pad. Urgent. In this case, you should take your cat to the pet hospital as soon as possible.

Only a veterinarian can help you and give your cat a good diagnosis and anti-inflammatory. Don't delay at home. The stuff in that pad was already so big.

Hurry up and take the kitten to the nearest pet hospital!

There are many reasons for scabbing on cats, which may be extradermal injuries of cats, such as being hooked by doors or windows, resulting in scabs caused by **injury, or it may be a symptom of early**disease. If it is a scab caused by feline ringworm, it is recommended to give the cat **.

Cats have something like a scab on their body, which is usually due to the fact that they have feline ringworm or that the cat has suffered a traumatic injury.

Cat ringworm is its more common disease, which is generally caused by fungal infection, and the owner needs to take them to the pet hospital in time. If the cat is injured, it may also have scabs, and the owner can properly disinfect it.

First of all, when a cat has redness, swelling, itching, and hair loss in the scab area of the cat's body, it means that they have feline ringworm. At this time, the owner must isolate it and disinfect the indoor environment. At the same time, shave off the hair around the scab, disinfect and clean the scab, and apply medication regularly.

Secondly, if the cat is injured by trauma, there may also be a scab, at this time the owner needs to disinfect the scab, and daily to prevent the cat from scratching, to avoid infection of the wound, if necessary, also need to go to the hospital for treatment.

Finally, because the cat's hair is relatively thick, so in the daily feeding, the owner must observe the state of the cat and check whether there are similar scabs on their bodies, so as to deal with them in time.

If there is something like a scab on the cat's body, the owner must distinguish it carefully, and you can also take the cat to the hospital for confirmation and further **.