The black lumps in the cat’s nostrils every day may be caused by nasal secretions, folliculitis, cat ringworm, black spots, etc. First of all, if it is nasal secretions, then black lumps appear in the nostrils every day, which is a normal physiological phenomenon and generally there is no need to worry too much. Secondly, if there are abnormal black lumps every day and are accompanied by other symptoms, such as hair loss around the nose, melanin pigmentation, skin itching, etc., it is recommended that the owner take the cat to a regular hospital for treatment in time.

1. Nasal secretions

If the cat often likes to run around and scurry around, it will cause the nose to become moist, and it is easy to be stained with dust in the air and the floor. If not treated in time, it may form black Secretions need to be cleaned up with professional tools in time, and generally no medication is needed.

2. Folliculitis

It is an inflammatory skin disease, usually caused by bacterial infection. Symptoms such as red papules, skin itching, and pus will appear. It usually occurs on the head, On the face and nostrils, if not treated in time, it will lead to local suppuration, black lumps, and severe pain. Antibiotic ointments can be used under the guidance of a doctor to improve the condition.

3. Cat tinea

It is a skin disease of cats. It will appear gray scales and rough coat color, and will also lead to hair loss. As the disease progresses, it will lead to Round or oval-shaped spots appeared on the local skin, usually red or black, and Dr. Deng recommended taking antifungal drugs for treatment.

4. Dark Spots

With the gradual growth of age, it will lead to local melanin deposition, causing dark spots on the nostrils, causing local skin rupture, and then forming black patches every day, which will require Cleaning with iodophor can prevent the growth of bacteria. When the black spots gradually grow, it is recommended that the owner take the cat to a regular pet hospital for examination in time to determine the further treatment of the disease.