? Scabbing on Neck/Mouth

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  1. Michaellh33

    Michaellh33 Member

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    My cat has had some scabbing appear around his mouth and neck and I am not sure what is causing it. Could this be insulin/diabetes related?
     
  2. BJM

    BJM Well-Known Member

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    I'd be more inclined to think
    1) plastic bowls may cause acne in some cats
    2) food intolerance or allergy
    3) he got into something acidic or caustic
    A vet visit may be in order
     
  3. Michaellh33

    Michaellh33 Member

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    I am in no position to spend anymore money at this point so I will try some around the house changes to see if it helps.
     
  4. MMM

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    For what it is worth - Bailey had some mouth sores before she was put on a steroid and we changed to hypoallergenic food. So I would lean towards the food intolerance/allergy possibility. She didn't have anything on her neck, but little bumps between her eyes and ears. But if I've learned one thing on this journey it is that every cat is different. Hope you find a solution. It is hard to see them in discomfort.
     
  5. George-66

    George-66 New Member

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    Our cat seemed to have a fat lower lip all the time. We found out he was rubbing his face on the wall where the paint was chipped off...covered it with Saran Wrap and he got better......
     
  6. Jill and Remi

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    Maybe if you could post a picture it might help others identify it better. But I agree, try switching bowls if you are using plastic.
     
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