Cats will also scratch their necks when there are no insects on their bodies. For example, boredom, small wounds, mosquito bites, etc. may cause cats to scratch their necks. When the cat is scratching its neck, the owner can observe whether there are white dander or black scab spots on the cat's neck. If not, the cat may be scratching its neck just out of boredom. When a cat has a small wound on its neck, the cat may scratch its own neck unconsciously. At this time, the owner needs to remove the cat's hair and observe carefully. Cat scratching its neck may also indicate that the cat may have catnip. The owner should pay attention to whether it is losing hair. Once itching, hair loss, rash and other symptoms appear, it is a sign of catnip.

Solutions for cats scratching their necks despite having no worms:

1. Cat owners should pay attention to helping cats to solve fleas in time. When solving them, they can use Use a relatively dense comb to comb the hair, so that fleas can be combed out, or give the cat a bath. If the cat doesn't like bathing, you can use dry powder for fleas.

2. If it is due to ringworm, you should pay attention to help the cat solve it in time. When solving the problem, first shave the hair around the ringworm spot, then use a cotton swab moistened with some hydrogen peroxide to clean the ringworm spot. Clean the scabs and scales on the body. After cleaning, you can use a special care solution for ringworm spots to care for the cat. Be sure to put a collar on the cat first to prevent the cat from licking and scratching.

3. The cat scratching its neck may be because there is a wound on the neck. Cat owners should pay attention to check the wound on the cat’s neck. If the wound is large, pay attention to put a collar on the cat and pay attention to the cat. Feed more nutritious food to keep the cat's body nutrition balanced, which is helpful for wound healing. In addition to feeding food, you can also feed the cat some Tickle Fun or feed the cat some Meowth Nutrition Cream. .