I don't know if the owners will go to some forums, posts, and exchange groups to learn some knowledge about raising cats after raising cats. If so, you must have heard of such a word--- black chin.
Folliculitis is a general term for a type of skin disease. When a cat develops folliculitis on its chin, the skin in that area becomes black and hairless, hence the name black chin. If the cat raised in the reader's friend's home has ever suffered from black jaws, you know that in fact, black chins are very troublesome to heal and very easy to recur. What are the causes of the cat's black jaw?
Food issues. For the shoveler, the phrase "this cat food eats my master's black chin" should not be unfamiliar. If a cat food oil is too much, the cat can easily leave the oil around the mouth during the feeding process, so the pores will be blocked for a long time, causing folliculitis.
Body nutrients can't keep up. If the cat does not consume enough nutrients in the daily diet, the malnourished cat's physique will also decline, which will easily cause physical discomfort.
Deficiencies of vitamins and trace elements. If the owner buys cat food or homemade cat rice for the owner of the family is not comprehensive enough nutrition, although the cat's demand for these trace elements and vitamins is not very large, but once it is lacking, it will also cause many physical diseases.
Infection of bacteria. A large part of the cause of skin diseases is due to the skin being infected with bacteria. The cat's jaw is broken during play, and the wound can also cause a black jaw if it is not treated in time.
The causes of black chin are various, the owners must not one-sidedly blame the problem of cat food, the owner finds that the cat is sick or unwell, it is necessary to consider the factors of the event from many aspects, and start from many aspects to help the cat fight the disease.
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