Causes of red skin on cat’s lower abdomen:

1. Allergic dermatitis. In spring and summer, cats may get allergic reactions due to exposure to pollen or dust in the air. When symptoms of allergies appear, hair loss and red skin will occur. At this time, the cat needs to be fed some anti-allergic drugs.

2. Eczema. If the cat has long hair on its belly and likes to move in damp and dark places, such as toilets, etc., it will easily get the hair on its belly wet. If the hair under the belly is not blown out in time, If it is dry, eczema is likely to occur. Eczema is usually caused by bacterial infection.

Methods to prevent and treat red skin on the lower abdomen of cats:

1. Disinfect the environment at home, especially the places where cats often stay, keep it clean and tidy, and clean it every day Cat litter and cat litter should be kept dry and ventilated.

2. Appropriately shorten the abdominal hair, wash the affected area with warm water and then apply antibiotics.

3. Wear an Elizabethan ring to prevent the cat's licking from aggravating and spreading the disease. Supplement vitamin B during the illness to restore skin health as soon as possible.