skincare for cats, coat care for cats, cat skin & coat care


If you are a cat owner, you will likely know that they groom themselves many times a day, and you may well just leave them to it. However, it is important to keep an eye on your cat's coat, as it is an important indicator of their overall health. We have compiled this guide containing 3 top tips for skincare and coat care for cats, so that you can keep your pet looking and feeling their best!


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How can I spot cat skin conditions?


Skin conditions in cats are commonly characterised by the following symptoms:



  • Acne

  • Hair loss

  • Dull fur

  • Redness

  • Intensive scratching or grooming

  • An unpleasant smell

  • Scabs


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How can I look after my cat's skin and coat?


1. Look out for signs of anxiety


According to Battersea, the condition of your cat's coat is linked with cat anxiety and stress. Cat anxiety and stress can manifest in many ways, including sores or large bald patches as a result of over-grooming, as well as a generally poor coat condition.


You can find out more about calming your anxious cat and spotting signs of stress in our previous blog post:




2. Make sure they have a balanced diet


An unbalanced diet can negatively affect your cat's coat. Foods that are rich in protein and omega 3. If you are concerned about your cat's coat, salmon oil boasts a number of nutritional benefits for your pet, containing omega 3 and fatty acids. As well as keeping their coat nice and healthy, it can also support their immune system and aid their joint mobility. This wonder product can be added to food, making its introduction gradual and comfortable for your cat!



3. Maintain good grooming habits


Regularly brushing your cat can help you to promote shine, and remove any excess dust and dirt from their coat. It can also help you to stay proactive when it comes to issues such as ticks, fleas, skin disorders and swelling.




You could also opt for products such as Coatex to treat dry skin or allergic skin conditions in your pet. It contains a perfectly balanced blend of essential oils; it comes in a variety of forms, from pumps and capsules to shampoo. This means that you can look after your cat's coat in a way that's right for them.




Also, products such as Dermoscent can be routinely applied in order to enhance shine and solve cutaneous imbalances and their impacts on your cat's skin and coat. These include: having a dry or oily coat, bad odours or dull or brittle hair.



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If you are looking to incorporate a regular skincare and grooming routine into your cat's daily life - we are here to help. We offer cat skin and coat care products from Manchester, to London, to Liverpool and all across the UK.


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This post was written on behalf of Vet Pharmacy by Carla Moore from Pharmacy Mentor.