A hard lump on the cat's chin may be caused by folliculitis or skin disease, or it may be a tumor. The owner can take a look. If the hard pimple is on the surface of the skin, it may be that part of the cat's skin is infected with a skin disease or folliculitis, and it is necessary to consult a pet physician for medication and treatment in time. If the hard pimple is on the base layer of the skin, it may be a tumor. You need to take the cat to the pet hospital for examination immediately to confirm the nature of the tumor.

1. Folliculitis

When a cat is infected with folliculitis, black particles like cinders will appear on the chin, and some cats will also scratch frequently. Since there are many causes of folliculitis, such as too greasy diet, endocrine disorders, using inappropriate bowls, etc., if you find that your cat has the above symptoms, you need to consult a pet doctor in time and then carry out targeted treatment. Got faster.

2. Skin diseases

When a cat is infected with a skin disease, scabs will form, which will be hard to the touch, along with symptoms such as hair loss, red and swollen skin, and dandruff. Owners can check to see if this condition exists elsewhere on the cat. If so, they need to consult a pet doctor in time and choose appropriate drugs for treatment.

3. Tumor

If the cat does not show symptoms such as itching and hair loss, and the hard bump on the chin is still growing gradually, then it may be a tumor. At this time, you need to take the cat to the pet hospital for examination in time to see whether the tumor is benign or malignant, and whether it requires surgical removal.