Some cat parents said that when they were combing their cats’ hair, they found many small bumps on their bodies, and they didn’t know what caused them. Small pimples on cats may be caused by parasitic infection or skin allergies. If parents are not sure of the source of the disease, it is best to take the cat to a pet hospital for diagnosis and then drug treatment. ​​​​​​

Generally speaking, small bumps on cats may be caused by external parasite bites or mites. If you cannot accurately determine the cause of the pimples on your cat, it is best to take it to the pet hospital for a check-up. If it is determined that the cause is an ectoparasite bite, the first task is to deworm the cat.

Currently, there are many drugs, sprays, and drops on the market for external deworming of cats. When purchasing, you should pay attention to scientific selection. It is best to choose the appropriate anthelmintic drug according to the type of external parasites in your cat (such as fleas, mites, lice, etc.).

Generally speaking, you can try to use "Spirit Remover", dilute it and give the cat a medicated bath, and wash it again every 5 days or so. To kill eggs and new lice, use sulfur soap as a detergent, because sulfur soap has antibacterial, anti-mite, and killing parasite effects.

Note: soak the cat's body with the diluted solution, keep it for a period of time before applying sulfur soap, and then keep it for a period of time before rinsing to ensure that the lice are poisoned. In addition, when taking a medicated bath, you must prevent the medicine from getting into the cat's eyes and ears. In addition, after the medicated bath, the cat's hair must be dried immediately, and an Elizabethan collar must be worn on the cat to prevent the cat from licking its fur. .