What should cats do if they get eczema?

Cat eczema is one of the most common skin diseases in cats in spring and summer. Because it often rains and the weather is hot and humid, cats are more likely to get eczema, which causes cats to lose hair, get red pimples and blisters after scratching themselves hard.

What should cats do if they get eczema?

1, often ventilated and kept dry indoors. Cat eczema has a lot to do with the humid environment, because the humid environment is more likely to breed fungi and bacteria. If you stay in the humid environment for a long time, the cat's skin resistance will decrease.

2. Use Pointe's zinc oxide ointment, specifically for cat eczema, skin redness, hair loss and other symptoms. Its main function is to promote skin repair and has antibacterial and astringent effects.

3. Usually, cat eczema can cause severe itching symptoms. Owners need to wear elizabeth circle when applying ointment to cat owners. If the cat itches badly, you can use chlorphenamine maleate tablets to relieve itching for the cat, and the effect is very good.

Dr. Paw Paw reminded that if cat eczema is not treated in time, it may spread germs to other parts of the body because of scratching and licking of cats, leading to systemic infection, which is very risky for people!