Skin and Coat

In order to keep the cat's skin and coat in the best possible condition, you may sometimes need help from certain products. On this page, we have collected various ointments, creams, sprays and soothing shampoos that can help when your cat has problems with the skin or coat. It may be in the case of itching, sensitive skin, dry skin, allergic cats and when the cat has or has had fleas or lice. You can also find the anti-lick spray from KW which, for example, prevents the cat from licking wounds.

There may be times when the cat needs help to care for her coat and skin. If you have a cat that repeatedly is licking itself in a certain place, it may be because of an itch; Perhaps there is an inflammation of the skin, parasite attacks or allergies. Sometimes you do not notice that the cat has licked excessively in one place until the coat begins to become thin or perhaps even missing. A cat that has an itch uses both the tongue and the teeth to scratch - it is not always as clear with cats as with dogs that it has an itch as they usuallt go away to scratch it.

Itching can be due to many different things. Lice, fleas and mites can cause itching. Even allergies can lead to skin problems in cats. Always check with your veterinarian if you notice that your cat is scratching excessively, if it has hairless spots or if it has skin rashes. In most cases, fortunately, there are no extensive or serious problems, so the itching can be treated with different sprays or shampoos. On this page at Petster you will find soothing shampoos from TropiClean OxyMed. We have hypoallergenic shampoos for sensitive cats, anti-itch shampoos and tick and flea shampoos. In addition to various shampoos, you will also find lice combs, dietary supplements for skin and fur and ointments for the paws here.