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We did some digging and found out that cat owners often search for a dandruff solution for their fur-riends. And here at Pawsome Couture, we always make sure to provide you with a comprehensive guide to anything cat-related. Yep, that's what we're here for!
Truth is - no matter how hard we try to protect our beloved cats from getting health issues, the paw-sibility of them getting a dry, flaky skin is just high especially during winter. So if we humans treat our hair like a crowning glory, aren't we supposed to make sure our cats get the purrrr-fect treatment and maintenance, too? You betcha!
Red, dry, flaky and itchy skin are the most common symptoms of cat dandruff. This problem often occurs on the face, along the back, on the tail and any part of the body.
It is usually nothing serious, but it is best to consult a veterinarian if you begin to notice excessive scaling, redness and odour.
Dandruff can be a sign of inadequate grooming, poor nutrition and underlying health issues such as:
Sometimes it is difficult to find out what causes this problem, so it is best to bring your cat to a vet to undergo a series of tests and complete physical examinations such as:
Having dandruff can be uncomfortable and irritating for your cats. So being a responsible cat owner we are, it is our duty to relieve them from all sorts of discomforts. Your vet may also give antibiotics, antihistamines or steroids, but providing home remedies are just as important.
That being said, we've compiled a few helpful tips on how to treat and prevent cat dandruff at home.
How about you? Have you experienced this kind of problem with your cat? How did you handle it? Feel free to share what worked and what didn't.