ByGyronski
Hello, today I noticed a wound on my cat's chin (see photo). It looks like it's slightly pus-filled. My cat is a bit older, about 13 years old, and stays indoors exclusively. Otherwise, he seems to be doing well. Does anyone know what this is?
Thanks in advance!
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War/ist das ne zecke gewesen oder ist es ein Blutgerinnsel?
Ich würde versuchen es weg zu machen und zu desinfizieren wenn es geht. Dann beobachten und wenn’s zur Eiterbildung bzw. Entzüdungsanzeichen kommt zum Tierarzt gehen.
Schaut nach einem Blutgerinsel aus. Zecke Halte ich aufgrund von Jahreszeit und dem Fakt das er im Haus in der Stadt ist für eher unwahrscheinlich…
so lange es sich nicht entzündet und/oder eitrig wird, kein Problem
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