There is something black growing at the base of the cat s tail that can t be wiped off with water?

Considering that it is parasitic ** disease or cat ringworm, if there are round or oval ringworm spots, it may be cat ringworm, cats suffering from cat ringworm are generally due to malnutrition, to supplement the cat more nutrition, if necessary, you can feed some family fun vitamin B

You wipe it with a cotton swab to see if it will wipe off a lot of black follicles... If there is, it is folliculitis, and the same should be true for the chin. Wipe the affected area with tea or soapy water.

Minor issues. The most important factor is diet, so improving diet is the key

The black stuff at the base of a cat's tail may be caused by excessive oil production, folliculitis caused by fungal infection, parasitic infection, or fleas.

Cats have black tails, which may be due to excessive oil secretion, eat some light food and eat less dry food.

It may also be that you have ringworm and need to go to a pet hospital for a check-up.

Judging by your description, this situation is oiltail. It's because. There is too much oil in the body, and the secretion is relatively vigorous.

If it is**black spots, it should be caused by **disease or mites. He may need cat litter if he doesn't go to the toilet.

My cat is like this, I don't know if you are talking about the black spots on the ** or the hair, the hair may be dirty, but if it is, it may be your cat's **disease.

There is something black growing at the base of the cat's tail that can't be wiped off with water? Maybe it's a long time for a cat.

If you can't wash it off with water, you can wipe it with alcohol.

Just adopted home, the cat needs to adapt to the new environment, and if the litter is not the same as the original, the cat may resist going to the toilet.

It will not be transmitted to people, but it is necessary to let the cat see a doctor in time, and go to the pet hospital as soon as possible.

Generally, cats are more common in the chin and tail, mainly to adjust the eating habits, do not eat too oily cat food folliculitis is caused by endocrine disorders, manifested as there are many small black spots on the chin, like cinders, and the root of the tail of cats also occurs, showing that the root of the tail always looks very dirty, as if it cannot be cleaned. The black spots on a cat's chin are not contagious, just like the blackheads on a person's nose. It doesn't matter if you have a few black spots on your chin, if it's inflamed, shedding, damp, or smelly, it's called folliculitis and needs to be **.

The same is true on the tail, which has tail fat glands, which can become inflamed if blocked, and in severe cases, they may become suppurated.

The cleaning agents that can be used are:

1. Soap. You can use laundry soap to wash the cat's tail (the tail can only be washed if the skin is not broken).

2. Alcohol. Use a clean cotton swab dipped in diluted alcohol to wipe off the black spots, and at the same time, because alcohol has a disinfecting effect, it can also disinfect the inflamed parts. But some cats are very averse to alcohol.

3. Tea. Soak a piece of clean gauze in tea and wring it semi-dry to wash the cat's chin.

Black slag on a cat's tail may just be dirty in the environment, and it can be removed by simply brushing or bathing the cat. If it is a**disease, it should be medicated**, and if it is a parasite, it should be dewormed. Black slag on a cat's tail may just be dirty in the environment, and it can be removed by simply brushing or bathing the cat.

If there is a shortly after bathing and cleaning, or there is no similar dirt in the environment, then you should consider the possibility of ** disease or parasites. Cats need to be dewormed regularly, generally once a month in vitro, once in vivo every 3 months.

After determining that the cat's tail is with feline ringworm, the hair on the affected area should be shaved off first, and then medicated**. During the period when the cat suffers from ringworm, the owner should also pay attention to the cleaning and hygiene of the home.