CAT ALLERGY SYMPTOMS
Most cats will scratch on occasion, but if you notice that the occasional scratch and regular grooming turns into a cat who appears uncomfortable, skin problems may be present and you should schedule an appointment.
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Hair loss, bald patches, and your cat shedding more than normal
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Itchy skin, scabs, red open sores, red plaques
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Excessive and frenetic growling while scratching
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Rubbing of the face
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Watery red eyes
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Fleas and ticks
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Excessive head shaking, dirty or red ears
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Flea allergy
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Raised bumps or swelling on your cat’s skin caused by ticks
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Ear infections caused by bacteria, yeast, or mites
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Polyps in the ears
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Food allergy
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Cat skin cancer
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Cat chin acne
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Cat dermatitis caused by environmental allergens
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Eosinophilic plaque granuloma complex
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Flea Control
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Elimination diet for 3 months
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Immune-modulating medication to suppress allergic response
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Anti-itch medications
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Anti-fungal medication for ringworm
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Some medications must be injected by a veterinarian while others can be administrated by you at home.
*A consult should be scheduled at Angelcare Animal Hospital as soon as possible for an accurate diagnosis. An appropriate treatment plan can then be implemented.
