The small fleshy bumps on the belly of female cats may be nipples, umbilical hernias, lipomas, or they may be caused by skin diseases. First of all, if it exists symmetrically on the left and right sides, it is the cat’s nipples. Secondly, if there is a soft round bump in the middle of the abdomen, it may be an umbilical hernia in the cat. Finally, if the cat is too obese, it may also be a lipoma. In addition, if the pimples are irregular, red, and itchy, it may also be a skin disease caused by allergies, fungal infections, bacteria, or parasites.

1. Nipples

If there are small bumps on the left and right sides of the female cat’s belly and they are symmetrical, it means that they are the female cat’s nipples and are a normal physiological structure, so the owner does not need to Worry too much.

2. Umbilical hernia

If the small bump on the female cat’s belly is in the center of the abdomen and shows a localized spherical swelling, it may be the cat’s umbilical hernia. It is soft or hard to touch, and there is no redness or swelling on the surface skin. For umbilical hernia in cats, the owner may not do any treatment for the time being, as long as the cat's condition is closely observed. If the pimple at the umbilical hernia area becomes larger and harder, it may be an inlaid intestine, and you need to take the cat to a pet hospital for surgical treatment in time.

3. Lipoma

If the cat is too obese, it may also be a lipoma. In this case, it is recommended to take the cat to the pet hospital for examination. If it is confirmed to be a lipoma, it must be surgically removed as soon as possible. In addition, you should also pay attention not to overeat, and do not feed your cat too greasy food. It is best to focus on light food.

4. Skin diseases

If the small bumps on the female cat’s belly are irregular and the skin is red, making the cat feel itchy, it may be due to allergies or infection. Skin diseases caused by fungi, bacteria, and parasites. For example, if the cat has not been dewormed for too long, and there are too many fleas outside the body, small fleshy bumps will appear on the surface of the cat's skin. First, if it is caused by allergies, desensitization treatment is required. Secondly, if the infection is caused by fungi or bacteria, antibacterial and anti-inflammatory treatment is required. Finally, if it is caused by a parasitic infection, the cat needs to be dewormed externally.