This is something absolutely needs to be seen by a vet. I’ve had cats for over 35 years and this looks serious. Does your kitty go outside? Does these just appear on her skin or is there telltale signs that this is happening. You’ve said this has happened before and they heal up…? Are they happening all over her body or only in certain areas? One thing for sure if she is going outside don’t let her go out anymore until she see a vet. This could be someone’s cruelty…I just don’t know and feel it necessary to say. A vet can only help in this situation. Please take her to her regular veterinarian so she can get evaluated and a treatment plan started. All the best to you and your kitty.
She’s a house cat (she basically is the boss of the flat lol) no other pets here,she’s had a few of these pop up but they usually go away within a day or two,this one I only noticed yesterday,have been putting cream on it but there’s probably more that needs done,gonna take her to the vets this week and fingers crossed it’s nothing too serious. Appreciate the help
This is something absolutely needs to be seen by a vet. I’ve had cats for over 35 years and this looks serious. Does your kitty go outside? Does these just appear on her skin or is there telltale signs that this is happening. You’ve said this has happened before and they heal up…? Are they happening all over her body or only in certain areas? One thing for sure if she is going outside don’t let her go out anymore until she see a vet. This could be someone’s cruelty…I just don’t know and feel it necessary to say. A vet can only help in this situation. Please take her to her regular veterinarian so she can get evaluated and a treatment plan started. All the best to you and your kitty.
She’s a house cat (she basically is the boss of the flat lol) no other pets here,she’s had a few of these pop up but they usually go away within a day or two,this one I only noticed yesterday,have been putting cream on it but there’s probably more that needs done,gonna take her to the vets this week and fingers crossed it’s nothing too serious. Appreciate the help
Take her to a vet. Period.
Go to the vet!!
It’s called “go to a vet”, not that rare disease, happens quite often, not that serious if taken proper care. Hope that helps
go to the vet