How I made my cat's acne go away

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  • Опубликовано: 22 мар 2022
  • My poor cat got chin acne. I recorded how I made her acne go away step by step.
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  • @komoriaimi
    @komoriaimi 2 года назад +578

    "Bought an air purifier because the vet said it could be environmental" . Melted my heart, that's the thing I like about hoomans.

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  2 года назад +8

      Thank you! 😊

    • @RenM908
      @RenM908 Год назад +1

      I’m surprised the vet didn’t give her an allergy test. My dog is allergic poultry and while he doesn’t get acne, he scratches if he eats eggs or chicken.

  • @BadaBadger
    @BadaBadger Год назад +363

    The fact that she trusts you enough to clean and take care of her that closely. ❤

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад +8

      Thank you 💕 yes, I think so 😊

    • @maryjensen1888
      @maryjensen1888 Год назад +1

      ​@@huabanmeow thanks for the video. I am trying the coconut oil and will buy an air purifier also. I have read these suggestions in your comments. I have done everything else so will add these two and see the results. ❤

  • @brittanycoleman7971
    @brittanycoleman7971 2 года назад +414

    Such a good cat mom. Great job clearing it up. My kitty has some little bald spots from when he had a lot of acne and scratched them causing infection. It can be frustrating to treat.

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  2 года назад +22

      Wear petcone. But I know many cats hate pet cone! My cat will be very unhappy if I give her pet cone. Hope your kitty is well soon!

  • @zero_bs_tolerance8646
    @zero_bs_tolerance8646 2 года назад +264

    You did a great job. I think it's the bowls. I used plastic and my cat developed acne. I went to a thrift shop and found beautiful little crystal and china bowls that my cat used for the rest of her life. The acne cleared up very quickly after switching from plastic.
    Thanks for the video.

    • @Nasthenasty
      @Nasthenasty Год назад +6

      100%, my cat got acne also, switched to a ceramic bowl, problem gone in 2 days

    • @Kittyhmommy
      @Kittyhmommy Год назад +5

      I switched to metal. Acne is better, but not gone. I think I might need to take a trip to a thrift shop

    • @58209
      @58209 Год назад +4

      copper bowls are also apparently very good because copper has naturally antiseptic qualities.
      if you can't afford those, regularly sanitizing stainless steel is good, too.
      definitely don't use plastic bowls, though. they're the worst for retaining bacteria.
      switching from plastic to stainless steal made a huge difference for my cat's acne.

    • @moniqueloupe8867
      @moniqueloupe8867 Год назад

      @Heather Novakouski I think I've also heard that about plastic. Petsmart has clearance items. I got the cutest porcelain food/water bowl for $2. Had it for about 2 years--has done fine in the dishwasher, even the non-skid silicone ring stays on.

    • @Fyreflier
      @Fyreflier Год назад +2

      Same for my doggo - she got acne after using plastic bowls for years so we switched to stainless steel
      Unfortunately she's gotten very old, arthritic, and has some tooth problems and all those factors have made the metal bowls difficult to eat from so we had to go back to plastic :(
      Never thought to use ceramic, gonna have to do some looking around and see if we can get some

  • @9twenty9promo
    @9twenty9promo 2 года назад +184

    I dealt with a very similar cat acne problem. We had always used stainless steel bowls.. We tried the wipes you tried, didn't work. I tried an acne face wash didn't work. Finally after another phone call with my vet to followup on previous appt, she suggested virbac epiotic advanced, it is an Ear cleaner, it has been the only thing to get it mostly under control. He still gets a few blackheads right by his mouth but not like he used to. So instead of 3 times a day we are down to daily or every other. Just wanted to let you know your not alone. Thank you for doing this video and showing me I'm not the only one fight this. We have had tons of cats over the years, and this is the only one I've ever seen this problem with, and I was at my wits end and starting to second guess myself, but the part of the video where the flea brush was getting stuck that day that was what I was fighting.

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  2 года назад +14

      Thank you for sharing your cat's story. Yes, if we love them, we will do anything for them. You are a good owner. 👍 I hope your cat gets well soon.😊

  • @KyndalTheMeister
    @KyndalTheMeister 3 месяца назад +3

    You’re the kind of cat guardian that makes me feel better about humanity as a whole.

  • @guhreenskittles
    @guhreenskittles Год назад +14

    For me, it wasn’t the type of bowl I used for my cat but rather I cleaned her bowl everyday and her acne cleared up.

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад +3

      Yes, clean bowls are indeed a key factor 👍

  • @MysteriaCosplay
    @MysteriaCosplay Год назад +22

    My cat had the same problems. Changing bowls from plastic ones to ceramics and using skin antiseptic helped. Vet also said that cats can be allergic to chiken, maybe that's why your cat's acne got worse one day?

  • @SilverScaleMA
    @SilverScaleMA Год назад +47

    I have one cat that will get acne if she eats foods with either chicken or beef but is fine with fish and turkey. Also, every cat we have had will get acne in we use plastic or metal bowls. The only exception is the really good food grade stainless steel bowl I got for my cat's water (because it is insulated). So we only use ceramic or glass bowls. Sensitivities in cats is such a pain to pinpoint, something that might cause a reaction in one cat probably won't be exactly the same thing that is causing a reaction in another cat so if you have multiple it can be hard to figure out what is specifically causing the reactions for each individual cat.

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад +1

      Thank you very much for your detailed and professional analysis 👍 I agree with you 😊

  • @janinebean4276
    @janinebean4276 2 года назад +34

    Good job! Just probably avoid pulling her scabs off, they should be mostly falling off on their own ❤️

  • @BLane-xr1ic
    @BLane-xr1ic 2 года назад +16

    I bloody love cats! Seeing all these videos on RUclips of them being so well cared for, gives me a lump in my throat.

  • @leynarahal302
    @leynarahal302 Год назад +6

    I love the fact that your cat is healthy and well fed and the part where she was chasing her tail is so adorable 🥰

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад

      Thank you 💕 😊

    • @leynarahal302
      @leynarahal302 Год назад +1

      @@huabanmeow no problem also how is your cat doing rn :)

  • @silviariestra901
    @silviariestra901 2 года назад +67

    You take care of them so well it's melting my heart ♥ love how you cook them special meals ☺️

  • @burnoutgirlie
    @burnoutgirlie 2 года назад +40

    You're such a good cat mom! Your kitties are lucky ❤️

  • @Noisycatstephanie
    @Noisycatstephanie Год назад +16

    I have seen people use silicone toothbrushes and it cleans it gently and fast! Glad kitty is feeling better!

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад +2

      Thank you for good advice 👍❤️

  • @thecactuscat
    @thecactuscat Год назад +64

    I had the same problem with my cat that I have now. Turned out she was allergic to shellfish is soon as I stop feeding her the fish the acne went away. Food allergies can be the culprit. Also, you should never pick out the scabs like that. It just causes a potential for infection.

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад +7

      Thank you for sharing information 💕 👍

    • @dawnchesbro4189
      @dawnchesbro4189 Год назад +23

      The fact that she broke out suddenly after chicken and eggs meal makes me think she has a chicken allergy. Have you tried switching to another protein?

  • @kakyoinisticzommelier4693
    @kakyoinisticzommelier4693 2 года назад +28

    she's a lovely kitty! good to know she's improved!

  • @littleboots9800
    @littleboots9800 2 года назад +14

    What a beautiful kitty! You treat her so well, its nice to see your cats so loved.

  • @jenniferloftus2363
    @jenniferloftus2363 Месяц назад +2

    As others said, don’t use anything to rip off the scabs. The cat won’t stop breaking out and then they get inflamed from infections. Ceramic bowls are the way to go.

  • @sandreawhite7534
    @sandreawhite7534 Год назад +11

    I use a clean unused mascara type brush to clean the area. It works great. Especially at the first signs.

  • @MyNeighboursSuck
    @MyNeighboursSuck 2 года назад +22

    the scratching, damaged skin and acne infection could be caused by food allergy. Something to consider

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  2 года назад +3

      Thank you! I am a first-time cat owner, so my cats taught me how to feed cats. 😊

  • @aprilMichelleXJRL
    @aprilMichelleXJRL 2 года назад +10

    Your an amazing pet owner.... keep it up they're like our children

  • @asassynation9955
    @asassynation9955 Год назад +1

    Awwww, she’s absolutely gorgeous! You take great care of them! ❤❤

  • @is_just_diana
    @is_just_diana Год назад +5

    Ceramic, stainless steel or glass bowls for food and water can prevent that, plastic can create that.

  • @Leatherargento
    @Leatherargento Год назад +2

    She looks so happy to have ger acne gone!

  • @seanronayne3654
    @seanronayne3654 Год назад +3

    You my friend are a wonderful cat owner indeed! You care for your animals like family and that makes me smile...God bless thanks for the great video.

  • @sweetkittykat2000
    @sweetkittykat2000 Год назад +5

    She's such a sweet cute baby kitty. I love her ❤️

  • @Denise63333
    @Denise63333 Год назад +5

    Have a little tan kitty that gets these too, and we too used to gently scrape them off. Then a vet told up they were caused by an allergy to plastic and were common on the chin area as the hair is not as full. She was getting this from her food and water bowl when her chin touched the plastic as she ate and drank. We switched her to a metal bowl and nary a spot again.

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад

      Thank you for sharing your story. I changed the bowls to ceramic. She never get acne again. I also think the material of bowl is a important rease causing acne.

  • @melissaprice3180
    @melissaprice3180 7 месяцев назад +2

    Awe, she's so well behaved while you are touching & messing with her chin.

  • @jessdevick2048
    @jessdevick2048 2 года назад +3

    💕 you did a great job very gentle ..I did this the same way too Oliver...tummy rubbing and treats...

  • @marilyndeleon7248
    @marilyndeleon7248 2 года назад +9

    Love the delicate way you treat your cat and how much she trusts you. It's a beautiful relationship.😻♥ You are great! I love my cat the same way (Lilah); well, I say my cat but she is very attached to my middle son; she is my baby girl (even when she's almost 10 years in human years) because I had only boys no girls; so she is like their little sister....♥😻

  • @saffloweroyl3663
    @saffloweroyl3663 Год назад +2

    What a good cat Mama you are!❤

  • @anaivancevic1738
    @anaivancevic1738 Год назад +2

    she’s beautiful ❤❤

  • @naomiweaver1855
    @naomiweaver1855 Месяц назад +1

    I scratched my cat’s chin the same way he gets chin rubs, and with that he let me use a flea comb. I would “scritch” gently for as long as he would allow it. I took away a plastic food bowl that they say can lead to it. After about a week, it was gone and hasn’t come back.

  • @catladynikki2024
    @catladynikki2024 Год назад +1

    Adorable cat! Interesting she telling you how she feel about acne! Same humans have problems acne. Omg.

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад +1

      Thank you 💕 yes , they are like humans sometimes 😊

  • @jackiegwynn6251
    @jackiegwynn6251 Год назад +3

    My cat had cat acne and I gave her some tuna with oil used the medicated wipe and treated it with triple antibiotic ointment mixed with hydrocortisone to stop the itching washed her feeding dish everyday which was stainless steel

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад

      Thank you for advices 💕😊

  • @Rex_R_Rodney
    @Rex_R_Rodney Год назад +9

    My cat had acne on his tail area and the Vet told me to change his diet to the expensive food and he cleared right up in about a week. He seems much happier now. He's turned into a kitten again.

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад

      Thanks 💕 yes, the diet is an important reason 👍

  • @MrKiller1250
    @MrKiller1250 Год назад +6

    For anyone reading this with similar problems my orange boy had insane acne. It would be a big black layer that I had to soften and peel off. I tried everything/ Special shampoos, different foods (since he is allergic to most food), cleaning everything he uses and nothing helped. In the end after months of pain what worked was that I changed from stainless steel bowl to a ceramic plate, and I cleaned his chin with 3% hydrogen monoxide. And now and then in the summer he may get a few acne but that clears up with 3% hydrogen and life is a lot easyer now, poor boy was screaming from pain because the topical medicine I used had a little alcohol in it (it is safe i don't do anything without the vet)

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад

      Thanks for sharing your cat's story. I hope your orange boy will be fine soon 💕

  • @nanascarlet1607
    @nanascarlet1607 Год назад +5

    My cat struggles with acne too, what really helped was to put on coconut oil on the spots every other day. It made the acne way less itchy and helped with the healing. Sometimes it pops back up but it's usually just one or two spots and they disappear pretty quickly again once I apply the oil.

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад

      Thanks for your information 💕I hope it helps more cats 😊

    • @nanascarlet1607
      @nanascarlet1607 Год назад

      @@huabanmeow Hope so too!

    • @maryjensen1888
      @maryjensen1888 Год назад

      I am just trying coconut oil too, so glad to see your comment.

  • @Viceroy_95
    @Viceroy_95 Год назад +2

    I wasn't aware of cat acne until I felt a little spot under his chin while petting mine. When I touched it he flinched back a bit but then rubbed his chin on my knuckles, something he didn't do before, so I rubbed with my knuckle in a circle and out plopped this little clump of dirt. I held it in front of him and he inspected it by sniffing and then made a face.
    Luckily his chin has been looking clean but I will not be repeating that.

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад +1

      Thank you for sharing your cat's story 💕 😊

  • @aubryilkanic2055
    @aubryilkanic2055 Год назад +1

    I did this all with my girl but without the vet visits cause it's not my first time dealing with it and I could buy the wipes from a pet store cheaper. It's amazing how quick it clears up with the right steps honestly

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад

      👍👍😊

    • @64forestkat
      @64forestkat 10 месяцев назад

      What was the brand name of the wipes that you used?

  • @ChrissieHill
    @ChrissieHill 22 дня назад

    I also switched to ceramic bowls and I use warm facecloth to exfoliate the chin. He is ok with that . I use warm facecloths to keep his ears clean too. Good luck

  • @forestsprite11
    @forestsprite11 Год назад +3

    My cats had it - because of the plastic bowls they used. Once I changed all bowls to stainless steel and ceramic, the acne disappeared and never came back.

  • @saharfarooqi5797
    @saharfarooqi5797 Год назад +9

    Our cat had the same issue the problem we didn’t know what was triggering the allergic reaction we changed the water food all bowls but since we have started using royal canine sensitivity dry food it’s much better now 👍

    • @katharinawasauchimmer3228
      @katharinawasauchimmer3228 Год назад +3

      The same with my cat! Wet food is triggering her cat acne. Royal canin's sensitive dry food makes it dussapear

  • @elizabethwelner5550
    @elizabethwelner5550 Год назад +8

    My cat had simailar issues, her chin and throat area was so raw from the acne getting infected. Turns out it started with a food allergy. So by elimination we discovered fish flavored foods and foods with colours was making her sick. I had two different vets tell me that it was their experience that it all starts with the food. So I only get chicken or beef, and none of those multi-coloured mixes. I hope this info will help someone else.

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад

      Thanks for sharing the info 💕 I learned a lot from the comment section 👍

    • @Turbo-DF
      @Turbo-DF 7 месяцев назад

      what brand? still good?

  • @MiriMewNyu
    @MiriMewNyu Год назад +3

    I have ceramic bowls and my cat stills gets acne every once in awhile, you just have to clean the bowl either every week or every other week. I also volunteer at a shelter and some cats are more prone to getting it than others because they are more oily so I’ll make notes to keep watch of them and clean their bowls. Multiple factors are definitely the cause for what I call catne.

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад

      Thanks for what you do for the cats👍💕 😊

  • @angelabrown1992
    @angelabrown1992 Год назад +3

    I have a naked dog that has been dealing with severe acne for the past 6-8 years. Mostly environmental. But some are reactions to dry skin. So I have to keep her shaved down all the time, cleaned up and moisturized to keep her from getting that way again. It was odd the way I figured it out, and how quickly it cleared, too. In a matter of 3-4 days, she was happier and I was! I didn't realize that cats could get it too!

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад

      Thank you for sharing your story! You are a good owner. Wish our pets never get the black stuff again😊

  • @bartcanuck734
    @bartcanuck734 Год назад +5

    Vet advice was not to pick at the acne. Warm cloth for 2 minutes, pet approved wipe and treat with colloidal silver or witch hazel. Do that twice a day.

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад +1

      Thank you for advice 💕 I hope she never get again 😊

  • @jsully7426
    @jsully7426 Год назад +6

    Judging by her reaction after the eggs and chicken, I'd say she has a food allergy. Fancy Feast is not the best for this. Perhaps ask your vet about HP diets. I am a Registered Veterinary Technician with 25 + yrs experience.

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад +2

      Thank you for advice 💕 Next time, I will ask the vet 😊

  • @NessaRossini...
    @NessaRossini... Год назад +1

    You're a good mommy. 😻
    My cats used ceramic dishes and the vet told me to switch to stainless steel. My kitty had mouth allergies. He needs sensitive stomach and skin food,,,the other kitties don't have the problem.

  • @yukiq
    @yukiq 2 года назад +4

    they're so cute omg 🥰🥰

  • @TimberlakeTigerGirl
    @TimberlakeTigerGirl Год назад +6

    I have a cat who gets acne constantly. I've often had to shave off her chin hair just so I can clean her chin. The vet gives me oitment that I have to rub on her chin twice a day. It works pretty quickly but she absolutely hates it.

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад +2

      Thank you for sharing your information 💕 😊

  • @sandiotoole4295
    @sandiotoole4295 2 месяца назад +1

    There are soft fabric cones that work much better than plastic.

  • @sugabby964
    @sugabby964 2 года назад +8

    When my cat was fixed, she was so depressed in the cone that she went into the bathroom and backed up against the wall she just ate and slept and cried. I was supposed to leave it on for 5 days but on the third day, my bf convinced me to take it off and see if she would chew at the stitches. Fortunately she just licked it and all was well. Seeing her in the cone breaks my heart 💔💔

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  2 года назад +3

      Thank you for sharing your cat's story. 💕 Yes, I understand how you feel! Sometimes, I don't know if we humans are doing the right thing.

    • @AK-wj5yx
      @AK-wj5yx Год назад +1

      I just got my stray cat fixed and she hated the cone too . I made her a recovery suit from baby onesie and she loved it! No licking or excessive jumping.

  • @felicitythomson3397
    @felicitythomson3397 Год назад +1

    beautiful kitties❤

  • @tobeyannerussell7858
    @tobeyannerussell7858 Год назад +1

    I love cat acne.

  • @Nikvid667
    @Nikvid667 Год назад +5

    Sorry that your cat has cat acne. My cat had the same thing, it started as cat acne & then just got worse and worse…she ended up having IBD. Spent a lot of time and money to try to fix things, but in the end at almost 6 years of age we had to put her to sleep. She had gotten so Ill from the IBD that most likely turned into lymphoma…This was recent just last month. But just keep close eye on it. We tried new bowls just like the ones you bought.. that did help but didn’t clear it up. We bought air purifiers and washed everything, tried Novel diets, went to countless animal dermatologists, we even had an internal medicine vet for her..we had her on antibiotics and steroids and creams… etc…she had good days and bad days….sorry I didn’t want to bum you out, but just wanted to share with you.
    Hope your baby feels better.

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад +2

      Thanks for sharing your cat story 💕 sorry to hear that 💔. Yes, my baby is ok now!

  • @katharinathen821
    @katharinathen821 Год назад +3

    There are soft pillows for pets, which go around the neck. Mine has one because of OP. It's great

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад +2

      Thank you 💕 good idea👍

  • @sinclari1
    @sinclari1 Год назад +2

    Glass or metal food dishes often are the "cure", or at least it was when my cat and others at the shelter I worked at had this issue.

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад +1

      Yes, I agree with you 👍 💕

  • @kacywatson6314
    @kacywatson6314 Год назад +1

    I feel for the cat I remember when I had really bad acne, so I know what this is like so I do feel bad for the kitty.

  • @ljrlimited9490
    @ljrlimited9490 Час назад

    acne is caused when the cat doesn't clean under their chin properly, that's it. removing plastic bowls can help, but ultimately, the cat needs to clean under their chin or they will get acne. you can use stridex pads to clean under their chin for them.

  • @niceguy391987
    @niceguy391987 10 месяцев назад +1

    Don't let your cat eat or drink from plastic bowls, use bowls made from glass or stainless steel instead. The plastic allows bacteria to grow on it's surface.

  • @peachypeach3819
    @peachypeach3819 Год назад +3

    I love how you take care of cats so well! I have 6 cats at home and there also strays,I usually feed them cat food and sometimes like once a week give them that packet that every cat likes-But I have been trying to search recipes that my cats would like to eat but they all just give recipes on how to make the cat food you get in packets so if you don’t mind could you share the recipes with me if it’s not too much of a hassle?

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад

      Thank you for sharing your story. I only occasionally give them steamed chicken mixed with pumpkin, mostly cat food and canned food. Cats like to switch to different foods frequently, always eating one they don't like 😊

    • @peachypeach3819
      @peachypeach3819 Год назад +1

      Tysm for the help you’ve really helped me dealing with my cats with your videos and now this too!ty

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад

      @@peachypeach3819 Here's a video of how to make Pumpkin Chicken (or turkey)food for Cats:
      ruclips.net/video/xIyYFDt--ao/видео.html I hope can help you

    • @peachypeach3819
      @peachypeach3819 Год назад +1

      @@huabanmeow tysm I’ll make it for them rn if you ever need my help please let me know I would love to repay you!

  • @graggyraggy1
    @graggyraggy1 Год назад +5

    I don't know if it helps but for my cat the brush was actually the trigger of the acne. Although she really loves the brush, we noticed that everytime we would use the brush, the acne would start again by the next day. So maybe not using the brush can help. Even if your cat seems to love it :)

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад

      Thanks for the information💕

  • @lamyaasaber3331
    @lamyaasaber3331 Год назад +1

    The cat meals looks delicious.
    Can you please make a video of cat food recipes?
    My cats are picky and I'm out of ideas 😅

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад +1

      Your advice is great 👍. I have already made a video here ruclips.net/video/xIyYFDt--ao/видео.html , I don't know if it is useful. If you don't understand anything, you can ask me ​​again 😊

  • @candy4weasley
    @candy4weasley Месяц назад +1

    This video was just on my RUclips homepage. My cat gets acne sometimes. Probably like 5x since we have him. We have him 2 years, 1 month, and 1 day, lol. I switched from plastic to steel for food and ceramic for water. I heard no plastic and steel is fine. He has a dry and wet food automatic feeder, so they don't come in ceramic. I don't think. But I heard only plastic was bad. Vet told us no plastic, and the acne can be from stress because nothing has changed with his food or anything to have caused it. Or it can be seasonal. He usually gets it when there's a change in the house,and cats hate changes or change of routine, so we believe it's stress. We took him to the vet twice. I use witch hazel and that helps. They said I can use the vetericyrn that I got on Amazon the first time we took him. It's smaller and more money than with hazel, so I switched to that after taking him the 2nd time, which the vet said wipes are good too, but the wipes, I feel didn't help. I like your video and the progress. I'm glad she's ok

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Месяц назад

      Thank you for sharing your cat story 💕

  • @katrusja5141
    @katrusja5141 Год назад +3

    It's a very useful video. Thanks! Hope she is now feeling well, and having fun every day. I think the reason can be food allergies or plastic/metall bowls

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад

      Thank you 💕 she is happy every day 😊

  • @superborgy
    @superborgy Год назад +1

    I washed my cat chin with Marseille soap, being careful near the mouth and washing it away very well. Worked amazingly.

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад

      Thank you for sharing information 👍💕

  • @marienovak3663
    @marienovak3663 Год назад +2

    6percent vinegar mix with water rub on the fur

  • @katharinawasauchimmer3228
    @katharinawasauchimmer3228 Год назад +3

    My cat gets cat acne from wet food. If we stick to dry food, no acne at all. One day of wet food and the acne appears again...

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад

      Yes, I also think wet food can easily stain their jaws

  • @alykat1344
    @alykat1344 Год назад +1

    Combo of food and bowl honestly I wouldn't be surprised if you needed to clean your cats face after they eat

  • @atriyakoller136
    @atriyakoller136 Год назад +2

    My kitty was allergic to ly last cat's favourite bowl. It was plastic. The vet told us to switch bowls and also applied some medication to her problem zones and two weeks later she was completely fine, no traces of anything
    She had something similar to blisters even but ceramic and metal bowls are now hers. And her drinking bowl is just a glass that used to be my mom's glass because our cat really likes drinking put of it :)

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад

      Thanks for sharing your cat's story. She loves your mom's glass 😄. Cats always love to use what humans use 😀

  • @kaleidodope2744
    @kaleidodope2744 Год назад +1

    I had an experience where maybe 3 or three times a year for 4 yrs it would get bad but mostly fall out by itself but it would get those big flat black chunks, turns out her skin was absorbing more of the oils that would naturally drip or splash while she was eating chicken cat food and me sharing mine with her, medicated wipes helped get the loose lil black ball things but not chunks and wasn't good getting the stuff still attached to skin. It got cleared up but she doesn't get to eat nearly as much chicken as she wants :(. She never got the swollen mouth tho I think that would have brought me to tears

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад

      Thanks for sharing your cat's story 💕 😊

  • @SlimPicken5
    @SlimPicken5 Год назад +2

    How is their acne today? My cats got terrible acne and we figured out it was from their food bowls getting dirty and rubbing on their chin. So we started washing the bowls daily and switched from plastic to metal, eventually it completely cleared up and never came back!!

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад

      They are ok now, and never get it again 😊 yes, I agree with you 👍

  • @StarlaBizarre
    @StarlaBizarre Год назад +2

    My one girl had acne so bad her whole jaw was swollen huge and it got super infected and it bursted and it was really nasty. We thought it was our wet food bowls but it actually turned out that we weren't cleaning the dry food bowl enough. I got some medicated pads which helped but warm water on cotton balls worked the best. A couple times I was able to pull the blackheads clean out with sterilized hands of course and they were huge like a little rices

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад

      Yes, clean bowls are indeed a key factor.I personally think that ceramic bowls are not easy to breed bacteria, and they are easy to wipe clean with paper. I wish your fur baby well quickly ❤️

  • @lilly-ij2wz
    @lilly-ij2wz Год назад +3

    I used H202 on a cottonpad. It went away soon. Wish you and youre cat the best. Have a nice day

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад

      Thank you so much! she is ok now 😊

  • @joemack1965
    @joemack1965 Год назад +2

    age. All my cats got acne at around 14 month to 2 years. Teenage acne. I treat with antiseptic hand wash,, warm water and clean flannel and cotton pads. Clean at least once a day til it goes away.

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад +1

      You are a good owner. I know you must use a lot of time to take care them. Sometimes, cats don't cooperate, the owner needs more patience. Best wishes to you and your cats 😊

  • @joepinto509
    @joepinto509 Год назад +1

    Most of the time it's caused by not using stainless steel feeling bowls . Dogs get it to ..as soon as we switch over to stainless the acme goes away. Another thing helps .wash there bowls every day too

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад

      Yes, I agree with you 👍 💕

  • @kerryowen-holmes3719
    @kerryowen-holmes3719 Год назад +4

    My kitty gets acne sometimes & I’ve tried various methods. As the hair follicles seem loser/frail i gently pull & the hair & it removes easily I then wipe/clean area & put iodine on the chin & it clears up extremely quickly

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад

      Thank you for sharing your information 💕 Sometimes, more knowledge can be learned in the comment 👍

  • @cinderellie9583
    @cinderellie9583 Год назад +2

    Purina is not good food for animals. Look into ingredients and whats healthier for cattos. Might help
    Glad shes feeling much better!

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад +1

      Yes, I agree with you, and I have changed their brand of cans

    • @cinderellie9583
      @cinderellie9583 Год назад +1

      @@huabanmeow i went through the same thing with mine. I thought purina was the best. Then i discovered it is definitely not. ❤ thanks for loving your cats so ao much

  • @jacquelynhughes7291
    @jacquelynhughes7291 Год назад +1

    take the cone off all you need to do is to thoroughly wet the area then use the nit comb and the fleas fall off x

  • @howUdo
    @howUdo Год назад +2

    Caption: how to get rid of catne
    Me to my cat: welp now we have something in common ✨skincare partners✨

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад

      Skin care is important thing 🐱👩👨

  • @dougpittsnogle9924
    @dougpittsnogle9924 Год назад +1

    I'm not a vet, but I've had great success with clearing up cat acne. It just takes persistence.

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад

      Yes, great job👍😊

    • @somadim34
      @somadim34 Год назад +2

      My cat is scratching at it a lot and it bleeds . I have been using strides pads

  • @keyk8004
    @keyk8004 Год назад +2

    I never thought its called an acne. My oldest cat would have that I do not use a metal bowl. But after that her chin is good and clean. Thank you for these tips 💖

  • @ForGodsglory77
    @ForGodsglory77 Год назад +5

    This cleaning method helped me get rid of my cat acne I washed it with antibacterial hand soap and it’s all gone. Praise the Lord 😊

  • @Cs29876
    @Cs29876 Год назад +1

    Hiiii you can try the “donut” cones, my cats don’t seem to mind those at all ❤

  • @user-wz3ul9ef8j
    @user-wz3ul9ef8j Год назад +1

    Не знаю, продается ли у вас Хлоргексидин или Мирамистин (растворы), но у нас в России продается. Достаточно 3-4 дня капать туда где акне и оно проходит. Это антисептик, он безопасен.

  • @train4905
    @train4905 Год назад

    Exellent

  • @Bettinasisrg
    @Bettinasisrg Год назад +1

    You are a good parent! Just so you know the acne won't hurt them so if it's not bad don't worry and leave alone.

  • @vierab5864
    @vierab5864 Год назад +1

    Just change their bowls from plastic to steel, porcelain or glass... do not squeeze, if inflamed, gently wipe with saline, do not rub. It will clear itself out.

  • @christisrisen6774
    @christisrisen6774 6 месяцев назад +1

    Your cat is identical to my Mabeline. She also has acne on her chin.

  • @lie3335
    @lie3335 2 года назад +5

    I just buy a new cute plastic bowl but now I have to throw that away sadly because my cat has a lot ance:((

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  2 года назад +4

      Yes, plastic bowl cause allergy. Hope your cat gets well now. 😊

    • @lie3335
      @lie3335 2 года назад +2

      @@huabanmeow tyyy she’s getting better and better 😊😊

    • @delaneynufer8281
      @delaneynufer8281 2 года назад +2

      I say stick with ceramic. My cat has horrible breakouts from the metal bowls too

  • @ashleyguthrie572
    @ashleyguthrie572 Год назад +3

    As far as I am aware, acne is not a health risk for them. So why not just let it be instead of doing all kinds of stuff they don't like that probably stresses them out?

    • @sourpunk4277
      @sourpunk4277 Год назад +1

      The potential for infections is high you pudding head

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад +1

      Thank you for advice ! I'm afraid they'll keep scratching their jaws and get an infection

    • @Kat-gp6gj
      @Kat-gp6gj Год назад

      She was scratching at it and her mouth was getting inflamed. Clearly the acne was bothering her.

    • @X340n
      @X340n Год назад

      @@Kat-gp6gj you sure it's not due to the treatment? Only seemed to start after the treatment unless the videos timeline is off

    • @X340n
      @X340n Год назад

      Thank goodness I'm not the only one thinking this! Just seems to be stressing the kitty out which will cause more acne, as it did before it started getting better.

  • @Splat654
    @Splat654 Год назад +1

    In my case i got a 1 year old cat from my brother with an awful ackne. Her whole chin is covered with black dots. At its worst, it resembles black icicles on her white hair. I cleaned it 100 times, consulted with vet, changed bowls. Vet told us to either use chlorhexidine or down right dish soap. But the ackne always comes back. I dont think it even bothers the cat, but i try cleaning it from time to time. Hope i will later figure out how to properly deal with it. I dont think it should be just left to be.

    • @Lorexbg
      @Lorexbg Год назад +1

      If is not the bowl, could be allergic reaction to some type of food . But can be many things, toys , beddings . Even dust or some house cleaning product .

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад

      Yes, I agree with your explanation. There are many reasons. Sometimes it will be fine suddenly, and some will be fine after neutering, and some will be fine when they are older.

    • @Splat654
      @Splat654 Год назад

      @@Lorexbg thank you very much!

  • @sandys1469
    @sandys1469 Год назад +1

    ❤🐾🐾♥️

  • @suzyQ7176
    @suzyQ7176 Год назад +1

    Your kitty is so cute. My ragdoll has chin acne and she won't sit still. I eventually took her to my vet where she shaved her chin and gave injection for infection. Do you have any advice for my baby

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад

      Thank you ❤️ use ceramic bowls and keep bowls clean 😊

  • @Cristielee100
    @Cristielee100 Год назад +2

    I used Neosporin on my cat and went away. It is antibodies med over counter. Try that see if it will helps.

    • @huabanmeow
      @huabanmeow  Год назад

      Thank you ! she is ok now 😊

  • @StadhdyBuddies
    @StadhdyBuddies 7 месяцев назад +1

    Omg. 1:49 she looks like a little old lady ❤❤❤😂

  • @veggiearchon5778
    @veggiearchon5778 Год назад +1

    Cats best

  • @AgentRains
    @AgentRains 11 месяцев назад +1

    Using a 360 toothbrush is much less harsh.