Cat Skin & Coatprint "toby2"; ?>There’s nothing finer than an immaculately groomed cat – coat all rich, shiny & fluffy, exuding health, shimmering as they bound across the garden or recline imperiously by the window. Trouble is, they aren’t all like that. Is your cat’s coat a bit dull? Feels greasy or waxy? Do I hear you say dandruff? Don't worry, you're not alone - itchy cats, smelly cats, scabby cats, bald cats, matted cats, you name it, we see them all. The skin can only react in a limited number of ways to inflammation or infection, so many skin diseases do end up looking much the same as first glance. Itching (the correct veterinary term is actually Pruritus) and inflammation leads to redness, hair loss, open sores and scabs, all of which can cause a great deal of distress.
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