Cats that keep rubbing against each other may be caused by molting, hunger, allergies, cat ringworm, etc. If it is the moulting period and the dog is hungry, it is normal for the dog to keep rubbing against it, and the owner generally does not need to worry too much. If the rubbing is abnormal and accompanied by other symptoms, such as skin redness, itching, etc., it is recommended that the owner take the cat to the hospital for a detailed examination in time to determine the cause and take measures to treat it.
1. Molting period
If the cat is in the period of molting, it will rub itself around in an attempt to remove the shed hair. This is normal. It is recommended that the owner use a comb to remove the hair. Grooming cats can remove shed hair and generally does not require special treatment.
2. Hungry
If the cat is hungry, it will keep rubbing around the owner, indicating that the body is hungry. It is recommended that the owner feed the cat in time, such as cat food , canned cats, etc. When the cat’s hunger is relieved, the adverse reactions will gradually subside.
3. Allergy
If the cat eats food that is susceptible to allergies, or is exposed to allergens, it will cause symptoms such as itching, redness and swelling on the skin, usually by rubbing it around. To relieve itching, you can give your cat antihistamines under the guidance of a doctor. This can reduce skin itching caused by allergies and help the skin return to normal.
4. Cat tinea
Generally, it refers to the skin disease of cats that grows on the face, trunk, limbs and other parts, and will form oval or round spots on the skin. It will be accompanied by severe itching, and the cat will rub it on various objects. It needs to take antifungal medication according to the doctor's advice. You can also use antifungal ointment as an auxiliary treatment according to the doctor's advice, which will help control the disease.
