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- Looks like dirt or black specs on chin
- Direct cause is excess skin oils in the chin
- Underlying cause is not fully understoodFeline Advisory Bureau: Feline Acne and Stud Tail
- Can be triggered by dyes or bacteria in plastic bowls
- Food allergies and fleas may be causes
- Veterinary treatments can alleviate condition
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Feline Acne is commonly found on the chins of Cats or Kittens, and is more akin to blackheads than Acne in humans.
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Risks and Treatments
While people may agonize over human acne for purely cosmetic reasons, acute cases of feline acne can constitute genuine health risks, including bleeding and severe infection. Any cat with a chronic or worsening case of chin acne should be taken to a veterinarian for treatment. Treatments may include topical cleansers, antibiotics and steroids, but only under the supervision of a vet.Cat World: Feline AcneDisclaimer
The content in this page is not a substitute for professional medical advice. If you think your pet has Feline Acne, please consult your veterinarian.-
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Feline Acne Questions
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Are there any acne treatments that get rid of scars. 5 AnswersAbsolutely! and I can speak from experience! I never had acne as a teenager, however when I was 25, i developed alot of acne on my chin and side of my nose. I ... read more -
Would you try urine as a cure for acne? 9 AnswersHell no. I used to have horrible acne growing up, yet even then, there was one thing that all of my acne outbreaks had in common: they were transient. Even if I... read more -
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What is the most cost effective way of dealing with heavy acne scarring? 8 AnswersI have had really bad scars on my face from acne. I started using the stuff by Neutrogena. It's called Neutrogena Acne Scar Peel Mask. You put it over your scar... read more
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