One of my cats has the same problem. The vet said it is most likely a flea allergy. Try treating it for fleas, and if it doesn't get better take it to a vet.
your cat is irritated by something. Take it to the vet. Highest possibility is that its allergic to something.
It was proabably just a catfight with another cat.
You should see a doctor about that.
Puss is a reaction to an infection. If your cat has sores on its back paws that are leaking puss, your cat needs to be seen by a veterinarian.
Fougera vitamin A and D ointment can be used on a cat's skin to treat sores. There is no known danger or health risk associated with external use.
This could be a type of mange. You should bring the cat to the vet because mange is not only lethal but certain types are extremely contagious.
She could have bad teeth. Does she seem in pain when she eats? Is she off her food? Another possibility is she could have a kidney problem. A cat of mine had bad breath and sores in his mouth and the problem turned out to be his kidneys. I would take her to the vet to put your mind at rest. Loss of weight could also be worms.
It may have fleas that cause hard scratching to cause raw spots.
Puss is a reaction to an infection. If your cat has sores on its back paws that are leaking puss, your cat needs to be seen by a veterinarian.
This could be an allergy. It could be parasites besides fleas. A vet check can answer this question for sure.
Did you have an outdoor job? Have you spent a lot of time in the sun? If so, you had better see a doctor about those painful sores so he can rule out melanoma.
If the cat's ureter is obstructed, there is no place for the urine generated by the kidneys to go. As the pressure on the kidneys and bladder increases, one of two things could happen: some part of the system could rupture, causing internal bleeding, or the kidneys could fail, causing the cat to be poisoned by his own waste products.
No take him to the vet its ringworm.
Do you have other cats? Devons have these all the time.
Fougera vitamin A and D ointment can be used on a cat's skin to treat sores. There is no known danger or health risk associated with external use.
Could trigger a break out if you suck your thumb rather vigorously, but that isn't what causes cold sores. Cold sores are caused by a virus.
Probably not, but whatever is causing you to think that could be a serious problem in its own right. You should take your cat to a vet.
If it's lowering your immune system and or causing you some stress, then low hemoglobin can trigger a cold sores to break out.
This could be a type of mange. You should bring the cat to the vet because mange is not only lethal but certain types are extremely contagious.
Take the cat to the vet. There are any number of conditions that could be causing this - some more easily dealt with than others.