Small bumps on cats’ skin may be caused by the following reasons:

1. Allergy: Allergy generally causes local skin redness, local red papules and other symptoms. , drugs containing ingredients such as fluocinolone acetonide can be used topically.

2. Cat ringworm: It may be the early stage of cat ringworm, and these small pimples can be easily picked out, and there will also be a certain amount of dandruff. It is recommended to take itraconazole orally. bath.

3. Bacterial infection: For example, cocci infection will cause cats to develop small pimples. After the pimples are broken, scabs will appear. This requires systemic anti-inflammatory treatment and anti-cocci shampoo.

4. External parasites: Small bumps caused by bites, such as fleas, lice, mites, etc., are easier to treat. You can use external anthelmintics to deworm them.

5. Panniculitis: It is recommended to conduct fine needle aspiration and cytological examination of the affected area of ​​the cat to initially determine the nature of the proliferative material. At the same time, conduct blood routine and chest imaging examination to check whether there is metastasis. lesions.