Please use a warm compress on his chin next time! My cat has dealt with chin acne over the years. You can soothe pustule inflammation with warm water compresses to help promote healing. I also recommend a gentle cleansing of the affected area twice daily with a mild soap, benzoyl peroxide, chlorhexidine, or antiseborrheic shampoo, which will help flush out the hair follicles. When you use a flea comb on his dry chin it can be quite painful. I know you’re trying your best! I hope I didn’t come off as condescending.
This hurts my heart. What a good cat! My cat would never hold still, let me hold her head and neck or comb her. Brave cat!! Sending love and healing. Yay cats!! 🐈⬛🐈
I saw from your other comments that this has improved but next time it would be better to shave the chin or trim the fur down with a small pair of scissors. That will keep the scabs from getting stuck in it. If it comes back trim the fur and then clean the area with alcohol or one of those acne treatment pads like Stridex. Afterwards apply a thin layer of antibiotic ointment that is safe for pets. My oldest boy has chronic acne and I've worked with cats for 10 years.
Wow alcohol? Ouch, sudocrem baby bum cream was brilliant for our main coon, that looks crazy using a comb like that , my boy wouldn't have left you with a hand , so you have a very tolerant cat there, there is also antibiotic creams from vet, the teenage years , I know how that felt
At this point with such a huge the best is to wash your cat chin with water and soap, because if you just comb or shave it, you don't clean but spread the infection.
My cat had this problem when we used plastic bowls, since we switched to stainless steel and ceramic, they never had this problem again. And it’s been years. Please switch bowls!
@Kristina Bartlett o no, I wonder what that can be from? Maybe kitty isn’t properly washing that spot? Taking a cloth with a little dial soap might help clear it up. Hope Kitty gets better!
I know this is rather late but I just wanted to pop in to acknowledge just how receptive you've been to all the advice and suggestions in the comment section here. Most individuals today can barely tolerate any sort of criticism whether it's coming from a good place or not. You can tell you genuinely care about and for this cat.
Thank you for asking such a thoughtful question. I accept criticism. They give advice because they really care about cats. I hope people who watch my videos can also find suitable solutions to their cat problems from these comments 😊
Please don't hurt your cat like this. Wash the acne with warm water and diluted face wash until its clear, or gently wipe with witch hazel on cotton wool to clear the grease and soothe soreness. Clean the area regularly so it doesn't get into the state where you are tearing at scabs like this. Be gentle. See your vet. And yes like other people have pointed out, food and water bowls should not be made of plastic.
My cat has smaller spots similar to these. I didn’t have anything proper and she seemed discomforted by it, so I used my hands and tried to pull them out in the least painful way I could.
Im glad you saw your vet and got some help. Its clear you love your baby and you're trying to help. Please don't let anybody make you feel bad. You do what's best for your baby.
Hi there, i know your trying your best. Just a small tip my vet gave with my cats acne is to use coconut oil which is safe for acts on the scabs to soften the area before brushing and make it a little more comfortable for your kitty. Also metal bowls being washed super regularly helps too. Thank you for trying
Thank you for good advices! I totally agree 👍 I also saw a vet and got medicated wipes, and changed their bowls to ceramic (clean everyday). She is ok now 😊
Thank you! Many people said, it looks like scabs. Even I'm starting to believe it's a scab. But my vet did not mention it and just gave me medicated wipes. I used wipes before and after combing. Fortunately, her acne is clear now!
@@huabanmeow if there's pus from infection under the scab it's okay to remove them to get out the infection otherwise I would leave it alone and continue with the medicated wipes.
What worked for my cats was. 1) Washing the the area with soap and water really well, then combing out the greasy chunks like you did. 2) changing all plastic bowls to stainless steel. 3) washing and combing every few days until it finally cleared up. Anyhow that's what worked for my kitties and they have been clean and clear ever since.
Thank you very much! You told me very detailed information. I saw a vet and got medicated wipes. I also changed the bowls from stainless to ceramic. Now, she is ok. 😊
I would also like to add that it is important to wash all cat dishes everyday with warm soapy water to help remove the oily residue that dry cat food leaves on everything, because I have one cat that still gets it from stainless steel or ceramic if I don't keep the dishes very clean
please check the cat's food and water bowls. mine had the same problem and some one told me that the rims were the cause --- they need to be rounded not straight up sort of like the rims on coffee cups that slight rounded edge.
Yes we discovered that our cat was having a reaction to his bowls. also make sure you clean their food bowls some people forget and that can harbor bacteria too.
Yes, I use ceramic bowls. She is better now. But, I didn't clean their bowls after each meal. I feed them 4 times a day but clean the bowls only once. I think you are right. I should clean their bowls after each meal. Thank you for advice.
It seems like you are just picking off a scab! Scabs are there to protect and heal the skin. Seems very painful for the cat. No wonder you say its “stubborn” if you are picking it off it wont go away
Thank you for your care! She would scratch the here if I didn't remove them. Yes, I know she is painful, I am sorry for her. I cleaned the here because I needed to use the medicated wipes (from a vet) on her skin. Now, her acne is clear!
Been wiping my cat‘s chin with Chlorhexidine Wipes from Amazon, (50 wipes for 9 bucks) twice a day, along with a dab of witch-hazel. Please just dont go in to pull the scabs away…. Gotta soften the area first for a few days to slowly go away😞
My cat gets these too. Rubbing with the hard metal can cause irritation and possibly worse acne. That's what happened with my kitty. I would soak the chin with warm soapy water then use a gentle silicone toothbrush like they use on babies. The hard scabs will have to be soaked off mostly, the toothbrush should remove all the smaller bits though.
Washing the chin with cat acne wash and nice warm water and a cloth is much more effective and humane. Rinse well. Apply topical cat acne spot cream. ❤
Thank you for the information! My vet also said, bowl is a important reason. She gave me medicated wipes. I change their bowls from stainless steel to ceramic. Now, her acne is almost clear.
My cat developed acne over a year ago and I did two things and haven’t had any acne since. I switched from plastic bowls to metal bowls. Make sure to wash the bowls completely. I also bought bowls that tilt for feeding, and not one bit of acne has returned.
Yes, bowl is a important reason. First, I used stainless steel bowls. She got acne. Now, I use ceramic bowls, she is better. I have thought of glass bowls, but my another cat (douban) is naughty. I am afraid that they will break.
You are doing great caring for your cat like this. People assumed you didn't soften the area first, why. I'm sure you did. Obviously kitty trusted you which speaks volumes. Happy cat !
The owner should see a veterinarian asap, but I don’t think this is cruel; the cat will be grateful after that and most of cats with feline acne let the owner get rid of it
I saw a vet. Vet just gave me antiseptic, antifungal medicated wipes. I'm afraid her pores are clogged with acne causing inflammation. Thank you for care my cat! Now, her acne is almost clean.
I use a cotton pad soaked in Witch Hazel to soften & loosen the acne, then use the comb. I do this 2-3x a week to keep the acne at bay. I also use stainless steel kitty bowls.
First, I used Witch Hazel too, didn't help. Then I saw a vet. Vet gave me medicated wipes, I used it. I did almost 3 weeks. Now, she is better. I change their bowls from stainless steel to ceramic.
Wouldn't it be better to just leave it alone? I know the other cats probably tease her but she could just cover it with makeup from Maybelline's coverkitty collection.
I put coconut oil on my cats outbreak. The following day they came off easily by hand. Less traumatizing. In fact when a new spot popped up, she'd come to me.
This is needlessly hurting your cat. If you'd stop picking at it, I'm sure it would be better. Talk to your vet about it, and try some topical antibiotics. But this is not right.
I strongly disagree in the process of this. For one no gloves and not sanitizing the comb. For the love of god put a warm compress on her chin, I'm sure there are tropicals and ointments for this, do not pull and tear at the skin and hair. That is an type of infection, tearing skin especially with sanitized tools and hands is dangerous. That would loosen up if tropicals and warm compress was applied regularly then it could be worked at
I am sorry hurting her. I know you care about cats, I also love my cats. I really hope she gets better soon. I took her to see the vet two times and got medicated wipes. Now, her acne is clear! If you want, you can watch another video (how I made my cat's acne go away ruclips.net/video/DZm-R_COA9k/видео.html ). Thank you!
This is just insane. I only recently realized feline acne was an issue. My entire family are considered cat people. I have owned several myself over the years. I currently have 5, oldest is 15 yrs and youngest is 2 yrs. 3 of them were strays brought in and 2 adopted from newborn litters. I swear I have never seen anything like this on any feline pet in my own home to the dozens owned by family (very large family) and friends. With the hundreds of vet visits over the years, I have never heard a mention of pet acne from vets to the many friends and my large feline loving family. Asking my family and friends, majority were all like well yeah. Skin on any animal is porous like ours. But yet confirming this, all of them said the same, never had an issue with it or seen even a small case of break out let alone blackheads. Seeing this just blows my mind.
I guess if the skin problems of cats have something to do with the geographical location and climate where owners live. The place where I live is relatively hot
No way, the claws didn't come out? 🥺 Such a sweet baby. Those little meows broke my heart but I know your kitty will feel so relieved once they're all gone 💕 Not sure if it's still an issue 6 months later or not but you're doing her a big favor getting the spots she can't reach.
Thank you! I saw a vet and got medicated wipes, and changed their bowls to ceramic (keep clean bowls every day), then she is ok! Now, she is still fine! 😊
OMG that obviously hurts. Admittedly you are trying to clean but there are better ways to do it! Good advice in posts. There are actually tiny silicone brushes specifically designed to clean feline acne...check them out.
R u positive that’s acne and not impetigo?!? Bc cat are very very very prone and KNOWN FOR IMPETIGO!!! And they can very much look like pimples but theee not and shld def not be removing it w- a flea comb! Grl go to the vet and get antibiotics and else use warm compress , antibiotics and shave the cat!! But not the sores u have to let them heal with an anti-septic cream or an antibody spray etc.
That's only going to make it worse as you're irritating the skin and creating breaks in the skin. Use warm water, or oil as it obviously hurts the poor thing.
You should get yourself a pair of beard clippers and shave the hair away. Your cat seems like it would tolerate clippers. This will help you get down to the skin in order to clean. Also if you are using plastic as feed or water bowls you need to change to metal or ceramic
Soap and water. Rinse well. She won't get cold just from having her chin scrubbed, so don't worry (read in above comment that was a concern of yours) Make sure you're using stainless steel or glass bowls, and wash them daily if you're able. Otherwise, at least weekly. Plastic harbors bacteria and some cats are sensitive to ceramic You can use stridex pads, but good old Soap and water works great when used daily during a breakout. It will clear up fast
Please dont do this. He is clearly feeling pain and the comb is not sterilized, so it can cause inflamation and infection. Things like this can only be done by a vet... At home we can only try to clean a bit with warm water and cotton balls, and very gently. If it doesnt work, a vet should treat it. Hope your cat gets better!
Thank you for advices. I am sorry for my fur baby. I got medicated wipes from a vet and used wipes about two weeks, her acne is clear. You can watch my video (how I made my cat's acne go away). 😊
I hope all the advice helps you next time you do this as i had tears in my eyes watching, and u have such a lovely beautiful cat please don't hurt her xo ❤
do not use plastic food and water dishes they are the main cause of cat acne. replace them with stainless steel or ceramic dishes. using that comb only scrapes the surface off. just like acne in people the majority of it is under the skin.
My 2yo MC cat came 3 days ago and I noticed similar rash on his chin I immediately changed all bowls to metal and ceramic Is there some kind of ointment to use on his chin or rash will go away eventually? He won’t let me brush it off He’s just warming up to me
Please use a warm compress on his chin next time! My cat has dealt with chin acne over the years. You can soothe pustule inflammation with warm water compresses to help promote healing. I also recommend a gentle cleansing of the affected area twice daily with a mild soap, benzoyl peroxide, chlorhexidine, or antiseborrheic shampoo, which will help flush out the hair follicles. When you use a flea comb on his dry chin it can be quite painful. I know you’re trying your best! I hope I didn’t come off as condescending.
Thank you for advices!👍
I used the benzoyl peroxide (bought on Chewy) and my boys chin cleared up in a week or so.
Yeah i agree. That looked painful. Hope it clears up soon.
Use a babies toothbrush that’s what use on mine
Control your environment tempurature and huminity. Don't let yourself or your pets sleep in hot and humid conditions. It only complicates things.
This hurts my heart. What a good cat! My cat would never hold still, let me hold her head and neck or comb her. Brave cat!!
Sending love and healing. Yay cats!! 🐈⬛🐈
Thank you so much! She is cooperative and brave. Now, her acne is almost clean.
Michelle, thank you for the information
Well you just need to pin her down
@@huabanmeow oh thank god 💔 this was so sad
I saw from your other comments that this has improved but next time it would be better to shave the chin or trim the fur down with a small pair of scissors. That will keep the scabs from getting stuck in it. If it comes back trim the fur and then clean the area with alcohol or one of those acne treatment pads like Stridex. Afterwards apply a thin layer of antibiotic ointment that is safe for pets. My oldest boy has chronic acne and I've worked with cats for 10 years.
Thank you for advice! I learn a lot of knowledge from everyone's comment.
Wow alcohol? Ouch, sudocrem baby bum cream was brilliant for our main coon, that looks crazy using a comb like that , my boy wouldn't have left you with a hand , so you have a very tolerant cat there, there is also antibiotic creams from vet, the teenage years , I know how that felt
@@wilmaknight9127 when she first came to our home, she was fierce. I was afraid that I couldn't handle her. Now, she is good girl. I really love her.
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At this point with such a huge the best is to wash your cat chin with water and soap, because if you just comb or shave it, you don't clean but spread the infection.
My cat had this problem when we used plastic bowls, since we switched to stainless steel and ceramic, they never had this problem again. And it’s been years. Please switch bowls!
Yes, you are right. Now, I use ceramic bowls. She is better.
@@huabanmeow Aw good I’m so happy to hear. Seems like a very nice cat!
True. Plastic bowls cause acne for some reason. Switch to stainless steel or ceramic bowls.
@Kristina Bartlett o no, I wonder what that can be from? Maybe kitty isn’t properly washing that spot? Taking a cloth with a little dial soap might help clear it up. Hope Kitty gets better!
Yes, plastic easily can cause this unfortunately.
I know this is rather late but I just wanted to pop in to acknowledge just how receptive you've been to all the advice and suggestions in the comment section here. Most individuals today can barely tolerate any sort of criticism whether it's coming from a good place or not. You can tell you genuinely care about and for this cat.
Thank you for asking such a thoughtful question. I accept criticism. They give advice because they really care about cats. I hope people who watch my videos can also find suitable solutions to their cat problems from these comments 😊
Please don't hurt your cat like this. Wash the acne with warm water and diluted face wash until its clear, or gently wipe with witch hazel on cotton wool to clear the grease and soothe soreness. Clean the area regularly so it doesn't get into the state where you are tearing at scabs like this. Be gentle. See your vet. And yes like other people have pointed out, food and water bowls should not be made of plastic.
Thank you! I got medicated wipes from a vet, and changed their bowls from stainless steel to ceramic. Now, she is ok!
@@huabanmeow I'm glad kitty is feeling better now 😸
These spots are very pain full , thay are not like our spots ! we get so be gentle to ur pets 🇬🇧
My cat has smaller spots similar to these. I didn’t have anything proper and she seemed discomforted by it, so I used my hands and tried to pull them out in the least painful way I could.
nah continue the cat likes it
Your cat is very tolerant to let you annoy her so much! It must be important to clean the acne up though. Good kitty ❤⭐
Thank you ! Yes, she is a good kitty. I am so lucky I have them.
Im glad you saw your vet and got some help. Its clear you love your baby and you're trying to help. Please don't let anybody make you feel bad. You do what's best for your baby.
Yes, thank you! I love my fur babies. They are my family!
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Hi there, i know your trying your best. Just a small tip my vet gave with my cats acne is to use coconut oil which is safe for acts on the scabs to soften the area before brushing and make it a little more comfortable for your kitty. Also metal bowls being washed super regularly helps too. Thank you for trying
Thank you for good advices! I totally agree 👍 I also saw a vet and got medicated wipes, and changed their bowls to ceramic (clean everyday). She is ok now 😊
Poor kitty, that must hurt.
Yes, my heart hurts too when she meows.
I did not know what this was that my cat has. Thanks for the advice.
Have you tried softening it with oil so it doesn't pull to much n then washing after
I didn't use oil. I used warm water and then chlorhexidine 3%, and then brushed.
There are a lot of oils that you can't put on cats because their liver can't metabolize them fast enough and it will poison them.
I'm not sure how combing acne helps. It seems more like you're tearing off the scabs
Thank you! Many people said, it looks like scabs. Even I'm starting to believe it's a scab. But my vet did not mention it and just gave me medicated wipes. I used wipes before and after combing. Fortunately, her acne is clear now!
@@huabanmeow if there's pus from infection under the scab it's okay to remove them to get out the infection otherwise I would leave it alone and continue with the medicated wipes.
A warm compress might loosen things up a bit s it doesn't tug on the hair so bad. Give kitty some loving pets and treats, they did such a good job
Thank you!
What worked for my cats was. 1) Washing the the area with soap and water really well, then combing out the greasy chunks like you did. 2) changing all plastic bowls to stainless steel. 3) washing and combing every few days until it finally cleared up. Anyhow that's what worked for my kitties and they have been clean and clear ever since.
Thank you very much! You told me very detailed information. I saw a vet and got medicated wipes. I also changed the bowls from stainless to ceramic. Now, she is ok. 😊
Dawn dish detergent diluted with warm water applied to problem area and rinsed worked well with my daughter’s orange kitty
I would also like to add that it is important to wash all cat dishes everyday with warm soapy water to help remove the oily residue that dry cat food leaves on everything, because I have one cat that still gets it from stainless steel or ceramic if I don't keep the dishes very clean
please check the cat's food and water bowls. mine had the same problem and some one told me that the rims were the cause --- they need to be rounded not straight up sort of like the rims on coffee cups that slight rounded edge.
Thank you for advice. Now, I use rounded edge ceramic bowls. She is better than before.
@@huabanmeow I would recommend glass or stainless steel
It’s the material it’s made out of as well. it’s irritating to their skin.
Yes we discovered that our cat was having a reaction to his bowls. also make sure you clean their food bowls some people forget and that can harbor bacteria too.
Yes, I use ceramic bowls. She is better now. But, I didn't clean their bowls after each meal. I feed them 4 times a day but clean the bowls only once. I think you are right. I should clean their bowls after each meal. Thank you for advice.
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It seems like you are just picking off a scab! Scabs are there to protect and heal the skin. Seems very painful for the cat. No wonder you say its “stubborn” if you are picking it off it wont go away
Thank you for your care! She would scratch the here if I didn't remove them. Yes, I know she is painful, I am sorry for her. I cleaned the here because I needed to use the medicated wipes (from a vet) on her skin. Now, her acne is clear!
Try stridex sensitive pads. Use every other day 2-3 times a week. Recommended by my vet for my cat's acne. Worked for my kitty.
Thank you for advice. My vet gave me antiseptic, antifungal medicated wipes. Now, her acne is almost clear.
Been wiping my cat‘s chin with Chlorhexidine Wipes from Amazon, (50 wipes for 9 bucks) twice a day, along with a dab of witch-hazel. Please just dont go in to pull the scabs away…. Gotta soften the area first for a few days to slowly go away😞
My cat gets these too. Rubbing with the hard metal can cause irritation and possibly worse acne. That's what happened with my kitty. I would soak the chin with warm soapy water then use a gentle silicone toothbrush like they use on babies. The hard scabs will have to be soaked off mostly, the toothbrush should remove all the smaller bits though.
Thank you for advice. Many people recommend the silicone toothbrush. It is a good idea. Fortunately, her acne is clear now.
@@huabanmeow Yes, I saw your newer video showing it clear. Great job getting it clear, it's not easy.
Washing the chin with cat acne wash and nice warm water and a cloth is much more effective and humane. Rinse well. Apply topical cat acne spot cream. ❤
Thank you 💕
O no 🙏🙏🙏
Clean it with hydrogen peroxide and stop using plastic bowls! This is from a really good vet AND my experience with my cats.
Thank you for the information! My vet also said, bowl is a important reason. She gave me medicated wipes. I change their bowls from stainless steel to ceramic. Now, her acne is almost clear.
Peroxide can pain them if they lick it be careful
Flea dirt it always accumulates there. Biy some advantage drops please
I have the medicine. I have dropped. Vet said, she might be bowl or environment allergy.
My cat developed acne over a year ago and I did two things and haven’t had any acne since. I switched from plastic bowls to metal bowls. Make sure to wash the bowls completely. I also bought bowls that tilt for feeding, and not one bit of acne has returned.
Thank you for sharing your experience. Yes, I changed their bowls to ceramic. She never get again 😊
Please use shallow glass dishes to feed kitty and daily cleaning. My cats have never had the issue
Yes, bowl is a important reason. First, I used stainless steel bowls. She got acne. Now, I use ceramic bowls, she is better. I have thought of glass bowls, but my another cat (douban) is naughty. I am afraid that they will break.
You are doing great caring for your cat like this. People assumed you didn't soften the area first, why. I'm sure you did. Obviously kitty trusted you which speaks volumes. Happy cat !
Thank you so much💕 Yes, actually I used a warm wet cloth to soften her chin 😊 happy everyday！
I think there are better more merciful ways to deal with cat acne. I can't believe your cat doesn't bite you. I would have.
Yes, someone recommended silicone brush. My cat is behaving😊 I saw a vet and got medicated wipes. Now, she is ok!
Wet wipes work better. This is horrible.
Yes, I use wet wipes. Now, she is better.
First wet the before try to remove and the poor cat is hurting too rough
Thank you! I used wet warm cloth first, then brushed, then used medicated wipes (from a vet). Now, her acne is clear. 😊
This is cruel!!
The owner should see a veterinarian asap, but I don’t think this is cruel; the cat will be grateful after that and most of cats with feline acne let the owner get rid of it
I saw a vet. Vet just gave me antiseptic, antifungal medicated wipes. I'm afraid her pores are clogged with acne causing inflammation. Thank you for care my cat! Now, her acne is almost clean.
Yeah my cat used to have this problem when I used plastic dishes for water as soon as I switched to glass or ceramic it stopped
Yes! I change their bowls from stainless steel to ceramic. Now, she is better.
This is a well mannered cat. Your baby us beautiful.
Thank you so much! Yes, I am so lucky that I have them.
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Is that actual acne? or scabbing? I can’t really tell, and the area looks really inflammed… are you consulting with a vet?
Yes, I saw a vet. It is acne. Vet just gave antiseptic, antifungal medicated wipes.
That's definitely scabs. I saw how red and inflamed and almost bloody underneath was.
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I use a cotton pad soaked in Witch Hazel to soften & loosen the acne, then use the comb. I do this 2-3x a week to keep the acne at bay. I also use stainless steel kitty bowls.
First, I used Witch Hazel too, didn't help. Then I saw a vet. Vet gave me medicated wipes, I used it. I did almost 3 weeks. Now, she is better. I change their bowls from stainless steel to ceramic.
@@huabanmeow awesome!
Wouldn't it be better to just leave it alone? I know the other cats probably tease her but she could just cover it with makeup from Maybelline's coverkitty collection.
Thank you 💕! She is ok now 😊
Cats get acne from eating/drinking from plastic bowls. They should have glass or stainless steel food/water dishes
Yes, the material is a important reason. I change their bowls from stainless steel to ceramic. Now, she is ok.
Go to your veterinarian for and antibiotic. ASAP.
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I put coconut oil on my cats outbreak. The following day they came off easily by hand. Less traumatizing. In fact when a new spot popped up, she'd come to me.
Get it wet to loosen it. Ouch
Yes, you are right. I used a warm wet cloth to soften her skin first.
This is needlessly hurting your cat. If you'd stop picking at it, I'm sure it would be better. Talk to your vet about it, and try some topical antibiotics. But this is not right.
I am sorry for hurting my cat. I got medicated wipes from a vet and used. Her acne is clear.
Go to your veterinarian for an antibiotic asap.
Vet gave me antiseptic, antifungal medicated wipes.
Did you put antiseptic before procedure and after to . It's very important to do that . Hope you did! 😽
Yes, I did. Vet gave me medicated wipes. She is better now!
Maybe you have try a ✂️ . Now she hurts because of to long hare. Sorry for my English
@@Art.5.3.85desim Thank you for advice. I have thought of trimming her hair, but I was afraid I might hurt her. Now, her acne is clear.
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Lo siento, no hablo español. el titulo es eliminar el acne de mi gato. ahora uso el traductor de google.
She can go to the vet I’m tired of seeing the cat meow if hirtnesss
Thank you, Yes, I saw a vet, and she is ok
I strongly disagree in the process of this. For one no gloves and not sanitizing the comb. For the love of god put a warm compress on her chin, I'm sure there are tropicals and ointments for this, do not pull and tear at the skin and hair. That is an type of infection, tearing skin especially with sanitized tools and hands is dangerous. That would loosen up if tropicals and warm compress was applied regularly then it could be worked at
Thank you for advices. I saw a vet, and got medicated wipes. Now, she is ok.
i hope that it will never happen again
:(( it seems painful 😖
Thank you💕 she is ok now 😊
That brush looks like it would hurt
Shame on you. You are hurting this poor cat thats not acne thays a wound ffs man are you all flipping daffy or what .!!
I am sorry hurting her. I know you care about cats, I also love my cats. I really hope she gets better soon. I took her to see the vet two times and got medicated wipes. Now, her acne is clear! If you want, you can watch another video (how I made my cat's acne go away ruclips.net/video/DZm-R_COA9k/видео.html ). Thank you!
This is only going to make it worse. Even if you have clean hands this is very bad
Yes, I know using hands that is not good. I am worry when I see her acne. I see a vet, and get medicated wipes. Now, she is ok.
This is just insane. I only recently realized feline acne was an issue. My entire family are considered cat people. I have owned several myself over the years. I currently have 5, oldest is 15 yrs and youngest is 2 yrs. 3 of them were strays brought in and 2 adopted from newborn litters. I swear I have never seen anything like this on any feline pet in my own home to the dozens owned by family (very large family) and friends. With the hundreds of vet visits over the years, I have never heard a mention of pet acne from vets to the many friends and my large feline loving family. Asking my family and friends, majority were all like well yeah. Skin on any animal is porous like ours. But yet confirming this, all of them said the same, never had an issue with it or seen even a small case of break out let alone blackheads. Seeing this just blows my mind.
I guess if the skin problems of cats have something to do with the geographical location and climate where owners live. The place where I live is relatively hot
人間が使う化膿止め 塗ると治りますよ☺️痒いようであればリンデロンVGが良いです。
I noticed my cats chin started doing that but the more I messed with the worse it got. I quit messing with it and it went away...
No way, the claws didn't come out? 🥺 Such a sweet baby. Those little meows broke my heart but I know your kitty will feel so relieved once they're all gone 💕 Not sure if it's still an issue 6 months later or not but you're doing her a big favor getting the spots she can't reach.
Thank you! I saw a vet and got medicated wipes, and changed their bowls to ceramic (keep clean bowls every day), then she is ok! Now, she is still fine! 😊
@@huabanmeow you are so caring for your cat☺
Con pinzas. Y si no sabes al veterinario x dios pobre gato
かわいそう、ふやかして取ってあげればいいのに。
何回も「痛いやめて」って言ってるよ。
My cat would kick my butt ! Lol 😂 he don’t play with me 😂
😂😂
WTF??? Kitty zits? Crazy people alright popping cat zits.
Just squeeze them out like regular pimples. Wash with soap and water
Poor little guy. I hope he is doing better now.
Thank you! Her acne is clear now.
Switch to ceramic or stainless steel bowls - the acne will go away. It's actually a plastic allergy, not technically acne.
Thank you for advice. Now, I use ceramic bowls. She is better.
This looks similar to dried food under the chin and mouth area.
No noon il faut un chiffon avec de l'eau chaude et tu laisse agir
Merci
Poor baby 😢
She is ok now 😊
Absolutely nobody..... the cat "noooo" "nooo" meowww
poor baby
scape with tweezers only pull if necessary.... You people make this so hard on these poor animals when it could be literally so easy
OMG that obviously hurts. Admittedly you are trying to clean but there are better ways to do it! Good advice in posts. There are actually tiny silicone brushes specifically designed to clean feline acne...check them out.
Thank you
For the record, I didn't know cats could get ache
Better soak it with lukewarm water cloth and then scrape it . It won’t hurt as much
Thank you!
Geezuz lady, please have a professional do it.
I saw a vet and got medicated wipes. I used it. Now, she is ok.
Didn’t know they could get that.
Common sense will tell you to put warm water or a warm wet towel girt to soften it
Thank you! Yes, I used a wet warm cloth to soften and used medicated wipes. She is ok now 😊
Biar mpus ny g kesakitan , dibersihin dl pake minyak vco, kshn mpus ny kesakitan
Thanks, friend! I used medicated wipes from a vet. Then she is ok 😊
R u positive that’s acne and not impetigo?!? Bc cat are very very very prone and KNOWN FOR IMPETIGO!!! And they can very much look like pimples but theee not and shld def not be removing it w- a flea comb! Grl go to the vet and get antibiotics and else use warm compress , antibiotics and shave the cat!! But not the sores u have to let them heal with an anti-septic cream or an antibody spray etc.
Thank you 💕 I saw a vet, she is ok now 😊
poor kitty, very well behaved
That's only going to make it worse as you're irritating the skin and creating breaks in the skin. Use warm water, or oil as it obviously hurts the poor thing.
Thank you. I saw a vet, and she is ok now.
Don't use plastic to feed or water your kitty. It causes cat zits.
Yes! Now, I use ceramic bowls. She is better.
You should get yourself a pair of beard clippers and shave the hair away. Your cat seems like it would tolerate clippers. This will help you get down to the skin in order to clean. Also if you are using plastic as feed or water bowls you need to change to metal or ceramic
Thank you for advices! Fortunately, she is ok now.
Isso é acbe felina, leve no veterinário!! Mantenha os potinhos limpos
Obrigado! Sim, eu fui ao veterinário e ela está bem agora 😊
Soap and water. Rinse well. She won't get cold just from having her chin scrubbed, so don't worry (read in above comment that was a concern of yours)
Make sure you're using stainless steel or glass bowls, and wash them daily if you're able. Otherwise, at least weekly. Plastic harbors bacteria and some cats are sensitive to ceramic
You can use stridex pads, but good old Soap and water works great when used daily during a breakout. It will clear up fast
Thank you very much! I will remember it.
Well not using stainless steel water and food bowls will cause acne too .
Thank you! Yes, I changed their bowls from stainless steel to ceramic, then she is ok😊
Please dont do this. He is clearly feeling pain and the comb is not sterilized, so it can cause inflamation and infection. Things like this can only be done by a vet... At home we can only try to clean a bit with warm water and cotton balls, and very gently. If it doesnt work, a vet should treat it. Hope your cat gets better!
Thank you for advices. I am sorry for my fur baby. I got medicated wipes from a vet and used wipes about two weeks, her acne is clear. You can watch my video (how I made my cat's acne go away). 😊
I hope all the advice helps you next time you do this as i had tears in my eyes watching, and u have such a lovely beautiful cat please don't hurt her xo ❤
Thank you 💕， she is ok now 😊
I found switching to a metal food bowl helped alot. Plastic holds more bacteria in it.
Yes 👍 thank you 💕
Soaking the area with some antibacterial soap will help. Looks like you have soaked it. Maybe just needs more soaking.
Thank you! I got medicated wipes from a vet. She is ok now.
Coconut oil. Heals scabs. Soften scabs plus has anti bacterial properties.
Thank you for advice! I used a wet warm cloth and medicated wipes (from a vet). Now, she is ok! 😊
do not use plastic food and water dishes they are the main cause of cat acne. replace them with stainless steel or ceramic dishes. using that comb only scrapes the surface off. just like acne in people the majority of it is under the skin.
Thank you! I change their bowls from stainless steel to ceramic. Now , she is ok!
Use Saline solution to clean and soften area first. After combing or brushing with a new toothbrush,apply Neosporin.
Thank you! Brushing with a new toothbrush, good idea.
@@huabanmeow also wash with a salt and water solution
@@msjujuz266 Thank you for the information!
Wash your feeding bowls. My cat had the same. Wash the bowls its the oils from the food that cause this.
Thank you! I think so 👍
Definitely a quick shave lady...poor cat doesnt need to go through that! And that's a dog comb BTW.. do your homework for your kitty first k..
I saw a vet and got medicated wipes , and she is ok now
My 2yo MC cat came 3 days ago and I noticed similar rash on his chin
I immediately changed all bowls to metal and ceramic
Is there some kind of ointment to use on his chin or rash will go away eventually?
He won’t let me brush it off
He’s just warming up to me
Thank you💕
Awwww your cat is so patient! My cat would’ve already tried to scratch my eyes out the first time I tried that! 😂
Yes, every cat has a different personality. 😊
Omg mine too lol !! My boy gets blackheads and any time I try to comb his chin he gets mad n will hit me 😭😭😭
I didn't know cats get acne😮
Colocando aceite de bb se puede hacer sin dolor🤗🤗🤗🤗
Thank you 💕