What’s the matter with the black edge of the cat’s mouth
The black edge of the cat’s mouth may be a fungal infection, but in this case, the cat will usually have symptoms such as hair loss and itchy skin. For cats with fungal infection, the owner can use antifungal drugs to smear the affected area, and in severe cases, take a medicated bath to treat it to achieve the effect of anti-inflammatory and sterilization throughout the body.
When the cat’s endocrine disorders cause local naive secretions, folliculitis will occur, resulting in black edges of the mouth. In addition to the corners of the mouth, sometimes the base of the cat’s tail does too. Folliculitis is generally caused by excessively greasy diet, estrus, etc. Therefore, the owner usually feeds the cat less oily and salty food, and takes it for sterilization if necessary.
When the owner touches the black spot on the edge of the cat’s mouth, the cat will not avoid or feel pain, and there is no other abnormality in the cat’s body, so this may just be normal pigmentation, just like human Like long stains, the owner does not have to worry about this, it will not affect the cat’s health.
