Urgent! How to Remove Cat Eczema? Max 55 Characters

Surprise! Did you know that cats can also suffer from eczema?

Not only does feline dermatitis include ringworm, but it also encompasses eczema, folliculitis, allergic dermatitis, and scabies, among others. Treating eczema as if it were ringworm can be ineffective and even harmful, potentially irritating the skin and worsening the condition. To effectively treat cat eczema, it's crucial to understand the root causes and mechanisms behind it!

Part One: Causes of Cat Eczema

1. Poor skin hygiene

2. A damp,闷热的 living environment

3. Mosquito bites

4. External irritants or persistent friction

5. Weak immune system in cats

6. Allergies in cats

Part Two: Symptoms of Cat Eczema

Eczema can lead to blisters, blood spots, redness, erosions, and scales on the affected areas, often accompanied by itching, pain, and fever. Symptoms can manifest as either acute or chronic conditions.

● Acute: Red or raised spots on the skin may spread outward, forming small blisters that can burst, leading to local erosions. Acute episodes are usually characterized by severe itching, causing cats to excessively lick or bite the affected areas, resulting in increased moisture and erosion, and exacerbating the skin rash.

● Chronic: While the moistness of the skin may improve, itching can persist or worsen. The affected skin may start to show signs of lichenification, thickening, and scabbing. Sometimes, there may be serous or multiple ulcers.

Common affected areas: inner thighs, abdomen, and face

Part Three: How to Treat Cat Eczema

1. Neumeno (Chlorphenamine Maleate Tablets): Antipruritic and desensitizing, taken once daily.

2. Amoxicillin and Clavulanate Potassium/Essenta (Cefahexime Tablets): Antiinflammatory, preventing secondary bacterial infections, taken once daily.

3. Pipute Skin Spray: Bacteriostatic, reconstructing the skin protective layer, maintaining skin tissue health, applied 23 times daily.

4. Fuante (Zinc Oxide Ointment): Bacteriostatic, promoting contraction, applied 23 times daily.

Note: Before each application, the affected area should be cleaned with iodine to remove dust, exudate, and contaminated ointment on the surface.

Part Four: Important Precautions

1. Maintain a clean living environment

Regularly clean the indoor environment, especially the cat's bed, carpets, and sofas, to keep the living space dry and hygienic. Avoid allowing cats to sleep directly on the floor.

2. Prevent licking

Cats frequently licking can worsen skin damage and infection, so it's essential to fit them with an Elizabethan collar during treatment.

3. Regular deworming

Some cases of cat eczema may be related to mite infections, so it's important to deworm cats regularly. Monthly deworming can be done with Di Pai (Pyriproxyfen Moexidil Drops), which can prevent 12 types of internal and external parasites, including mites, fleas, lice, roundworms, and tapeworms.

4. Pay attention to nutritional supplementation

Feeding cats Shiwei Bi (Vitamin B Complex Solution) and fish oil can enhance their immune system, aiding in their recovery.

Many cats' skin diseases are a result of our care, so we must pay special attention to preventive measures, including regular deworming, maintaining a clean living environment, and strengthening the cat's resistance, to keep them away from eczema and ringworm.