Should you be thinking of using sunscreen products on your pet cat, pay attention to your pet’s groin, belly, ear tips, nose, and other spots that might have thinning fur or none at all? Try watching YouTube videos for instructions on how to apply sunscreen on pets. It might be useful to distract your pet cat with toys or treats after application so that the product gets absorbed and not groomed off by the animal.
Should you wish not to apply anything onto your pet’s skin, then try having her outside access restricted. Avoid letting your cat out during the day’s hottest portion, when the sun’s ultraviolet rays are at maximum. If your cat has white fur and/or you live in an area that has a hot climate, you will want to consider the above recommendation.
White-furred cats are also vulnerable to skin cancers, particularly around their noses and ears, since it is these areas where fur is thin or not present at all. Check for any wounds that are not healing or scabs in the above-mentioned spots because these could indicate squamous cell carcinomas. This skin cancer is common, but if left untreated, it could become painful and might even result in death. For any concerns, consult your veterinarian Marietta, GA.
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