How Do You Treat Dry Skin On A Cat?
There are many reasons why a cat might get dry, flaky skin. Sometimes overweight cats get dry skin on their backs because they can not reach that area to groom. Other reasons for dry cat skin include allergies, changes in the climate and improper diet. Dry skin can also be a symptom of various skin disorders and other diseases. Treat the dry skin from the inside out. Often the visual sign that we see is a symptom of something not right in the cat’s system or lacking in her diet. Check the package on the cat food you are feeding to see if it is nutritionally complete and contains enough omega-3 fatty acid. Change foods if it does not. Supplement your cat’s diet with fish oil to improve the condition of his dry skin. Mix 1/8 teaspooon into his food three or four times a week. Giving him a little bit of fresh salmon once a week is also a great way to promote healthy skin. Assess your cat’s grooming habits. If your cat is overweight and unable to groom properly, put the cat on a diet and h
