Hi All it's me again.
My 12-13 year old Persian is still itchy, and only has a couple of tiny bumps (those are in the area where his back leg meets his hip, where the skin is folded) It's still too cool to give him a lion cut yet, but I plan too as soon as weather allows.
Since he is an indoor cat, and it has been too cold over this winter to take him out much, I was wondering if low/no sun exposure could be worsening this itchy skin (along with poor humidity in the house) I am also banning touching the cats after putting on hand lotion or any such thing.
I tried googling for this but only came up with lots of rashes AFTER sun exposure and one that said Psoriasis symptoms are subdued after 15-30 minutes of sunlight. :T
Thanks for any advice, it was just a thought after I took booboo out for about 45 minutes to lounge in the sun. (We don't get great direct sun through our windows)
Have a great day ya'll
My 12-13 year old Persian is still itchy, and only has a couple of tiny bumps (those are in the area where his back leg meets his hip, where the skin is folded) It's still too cool to give him a lion cut yet, but I plan too as soon as weather allows.
Since he is an indoor cat, and it has been too cold over this winter to take him out much, I was wondering if low/no sun exposure could be worsening this itchy skin (along with poor humidity in the house) I am also banning touching the cats after putting on hand lotion or any such thing.
I tried googling for this but only came up with lots of rashes AFTER sun exposure and one that said Psoriasis symptoms are subdued after 15-30 minutes of sunlight. :T
Thanks for any advice, it was just a thought after I took booboo out for about 45 minutes to lounge in the sun. (We don't get great direct sun through our windows)