Early symptoms of cat folliculitis

The initial symptoms of cat folliculitis are mild redness and swelling, with some itching, but in the later stages, when severe symptoms occur, it will suppurate, causing the cat's hair to fall off, and the skin will become red and swollen over a large area. The causes of folliculitis in cats are generally caused by eating too greasy food and stress. Parents only need to control these two aspects to control the disease.
Tip:
Folliculitis in cats is usually accompanied by bacterial and fungal infections, and parents need to use antibacterial drugs for treatment.
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