Blood scabs, when the cat's tail is injured and bleeds, the blood coagulates and leaves scabs; Feces, mud and other dirt, if the cat's tail is contaminated with feces, mud and other dirt, it will also look like a scab; Ringworm spots, if the cat's tail is infected by bacteria Moss grows due to fungal infection, and scab-like objects will also appear.

1. Blood scab

If the cat's tail is injured and bleeding, a scab may form after the blood dries up. The breeder needs to check the cat's wound to see if there is pus or infection. If the injury is minor, it can be disinfected and treated, but if the injury is serious, it needs to be sent to the hospital for bandaging.

2. Contaminated with dirt

If the cat's tail is contaminated with foreign matter such as feces, mud, etc., it will look like a scab after solidification. The breeder can use water to clean it. In this case, the breeder does not need to worry, the cat will not be harmed.

3. Ringworm

When a cat lives in a dark and humid environment for a long time, fungi or bacteria may grow on the body, and the appearance is similar to scabs. Breeders need to isolate cats with ringworm and remove the hair from the moss area. After it falls off, apply moss remover to treat it.