Preventive measures for cat skin diseases in summer:

1. Because of the hot weather in summer, many friends bathe their cats. Cats may be exposed to skin viruses when bathed outside. For example, factors such as cat moss virus can cause skin problems. You must choose a clean and hygienic environment to bathe your cat.

2. Some friends try to save trouble by not drying the cat’s hair after taking a bath at home. The cat’s skin may also develop symptoms such as red rashes, papules, dander, and blisters. If the cat scratches, it may also cause Local skin erosion. Therefore, even in summer, the cat’s hair should be dried to keep the cat’s body surface dry and fresh.

3. If a cat likes to bask in the sun, but the scorching sun in summer is relatively harsh, be careful not to expose the cat to the summer sun excessively. If the cat is exposed to the sun, the cat’s skin will be sunburned and may also cause Cats develop solar dermatitis.

4. There are many parasites outdoors in summer. Cats that live outdoors can wear a deworming collar, and regularly use external repellents or medicinal baths to kill fleas.

Symptoms of skin diseases in cats in summer:

1. Hair loss: Cats will have regular circular or irregular patterned hair loss areas. The boundaries are very clear.

2. Dandruff: There will be a lot of flaky dandruff in the hair removal area. In severe cases, it will form into lumps, which is very similar to human dandruff.

3. Local redness or swelling: Not all cat moss will appear red and swollen, but if it does, local bulges will definitely appear after shaving the cat moss area, which is similar to a crater and forms Very obvious patches.

4. Alopecia areata: The symptoms of alopecia areata are very similar to those of cat moss. There will be round patches of hair loss. However, the difference between alopecia areata and cat moss is that alopecia areata does not produce dandruff and local bumps.