> My 7 year old female cat, Dirty Face has red showing thru her white fur
> on her nose. Last Aug. when I took her for her annual shots I mentioned
> it to the vet. He said to put Neosporin on it. It didn't help. Then it
> was just red between the eyes now it's down her nose. What on earth
> could cause this? It doesn't seem to be painful to her, Thanks for any
> help,
I don't know but I have often read that white cats who go outside are
very susceptible to skin cancer. Does she go out? I would see another
vet.
Candace
Rhonda - 02 Jan 2006 04:56 GMT
>>My 7 year old female cat, Dirty Face has red showing thru her white fur
>>on her nose. Last Aug. when I took her for her annual shots I mentioned
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> Candace
That makes sense, Candace. The cat has white fur so would have pale pink
skin -- the kind that is more susceptible to cancer.
The cat I saw in Italy with skin cancer had it on his ears and nose.
Hope this cat has something else.
Rhonda