I'm washing my cat's chin every night with soap and water ... I hope this works (seems to be getting better). Her food and water dish are ceramic. She is a notoriously bad groomer though. Her chin, chest, and belly are always a bit oily.
My cat has a small infection on her chin, but due to her age (18), my mom refuses to take her in, and I don't have any money to my name. But from everything I've read, it seems like cat acne, and so I'm treating it with some antibiotic creme. I hope it works!
We took our cat to the vet every year, he was a barn cat who was diagnosed with chronic toxoplasmosis at about 11 years old. He lived to be 23.
In any case, another of my cats also had feline acne,
wash it once a day with soap and water and treat it with a moisturizer with 1-2% benzoyl peroxide. If the cat scratches at it a lot and causes open sores you can use neosporin to keep it from getting infected.
That said if it does get infected, take it to the vet.
Being told you will have a skin disease for the rest of your life is not encouraging nor does it have to be the truth. The American Institute of Advanced Medicine has confirmed methods to destroy the symptoms of acne from your body for good. There is no need for acne sufferers to live with painful, puss filled pimples when the answer has been found and comes with a 95% success rate. Everyone deserves healthy and clear skin, this includes you! Check out theaiam.com
THANK YOU FOR THIS INFO---IT'S AWFUL HOW MANY VIDEOS ARE POSTED ON YOUTUBE OF OWNERS TRYING TO POP THE ACNE ON THEIR POOR KITTIES INSTEAD OF TREATING IT!!!!
I'm washing my cat's chin every night with soap and water ... I hope this works (seems to be getting better). Her food and water dish are ceramic. She is a notoriously bad groomer though. Her chin, chest, and belly are always a bit oily.
ArtemisMS 3 months ago
Thanks!
HyperWolfTiger 8 months ago
My cat has a small infection on her chin, but due to her age (18), my mom refuses to take her in, and I don't have any money to my name. But from everything I've read, it seems like cat acne, and so I'm treating it with some antibiotic creme. I hope it works!
koitheawesome 9 months ago
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We took our cat to the vet every year, he was a barn cat who was diagnosed with chronic toxoplasmosis at about 11 years old. He lived to be 23.
In any case, another of my cats also had feline acne,
wash it once a day with soap and water and treat it with a moisturizer with 1-2% benzoyl peroxide. If the cat scratches at it a lot and causes open sores you can use neosporin to keep it from getting infected.
That said if it does get infected, take it to the vet.
kickitup2006xc1 2 months ago
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Being told you will have a skin disease for the rest of your life is not encouraging nor does it have to be the truth. The American Institute of Advanced Medicine has confirmed methods to destroy the symptoms of acne from your body for good. There is no need for acne sufferers to live with painful, puss filled pimples when the answer has been found and comes with a 95% success rate. Everyone deserves healthy and clear skin, this includes you! Check out theaiam.com
kaylapaiam 10 months ago
I think my indigo does some have gone away from being back on top of the bowl cleaning for water and food even though they are not plastic bowls.
minnieclips 11 months ago
THANK YOU FOR THIS INFO---IT'S AWFUL HOW MANY VIDEOS ARE POSTED ON YOUTUBE OF OWNERS TRYING TO POP THE ACNE ON THEIR POOR KITTIES INSTEAD OF TREATING IT!!!!
wrighthobbies 1 year ago
My cat had acne.
Farennah 1 year ago