If the cat's feet are not given enough attention, it will also get Hong Kong feet. The main reason for cats to get athlete's foot is bacterial growth. In severe cases, it will be infected with descendant inflammation, making it difficult for cats to walk, so it should not be underestimated.
Long-haired cats have too long and thick hair on their feet and cannot be trimmed in time. When the temperature is stuffy and humid, bacteria will grow. The cat's feet are too thick to be fully cleaned, which makes the cat's feet peeled or even rotten.
The environment is poor, bacteria grow, and the cat treads around, and fungi will enter the cat's nails and cause infection. This is common in stray cats.
Cats are lazy, or are inconvenient to lick their hair, and they neglect to clean their feet, resulting in insufficient cleanliness and suffering from athlete's foot.
Hold the cat's front paws and gently put its front paws into the basin. It is best not to choose a basin that is too large, otherwise it will easily splash water everywhere. Most cats will struggle at this time, and their owners should comfort them softly.
Much the bottom of the claws first, then go to the rest of the toes and do not let go between the toes. At this time, do not rub its soles vigorously. Just remove the grass leaves or mud attached to the soles of the feet.
foot inspection. After washing away the dirt on the claws, you can start to carefully inspect the entire claws. Whether there is any foreign object piercing between the mat and toes, whether there is any cut or piercing, whether there is any inflammation or hair loss on the back of the claws, etc.