Cat folliculitis is not a serious problem. You can treat it at home by yourself. Use soap, alcohol, tea and other common things to treat folliculitis. If it is more serious, you can take the cat to the pet hospital for treatment and ask the doctor what medicine to take. OK, the editor of Pet Encyclopedia will introduce to you how to deal with folliculitis. ​​​​​​

1. Soap. You can wash the cat's tail with laundry soap (you can only wash the tail if the skin is not broken).

2. Alcohol. Use a clean cotton swab dipped in diluted alcohol to wipe off the black spots. At the same time, because alcohol has a disinfecting effect, it can also disinfect the inflamed skin. But some cats are very averse to alcohol.

3. Tea. Soak a piece of clean gauze in tea, then wring it half dry to wash your cat's chin.

Specific operation: Look at the cat's chin and you will find that the black spots are concentrated, sometimes one, sometimes several. When cleaning, focus on scrubbing the concentrated black parts. After scrubbing a few times, those black parts will loosen. Then wipe off those black things with force, and then apply erythromycin ointment (for external use, available) on the red skin. It has anti-inflammatory effect and can be listed as a regular medicine at home.) That’s it.