sassyskye79
Lairian
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my male River actually gets blackheads on his tale!! its really gross.
Moonstone how do you manage to not give any of your sphynx A bath? If I did that with Leo I would have stains on everything and he would look really bad, he is always so dirty poor guy he will not bother to clean himself A bit, too lazy I guess. So what's your secret?
my boys have the black heads as well, on their chins and tails. my vet said it's common in hairless breed and suggested an omega 3 supplement. i found one specifically for cats at my local health food store. i've had my first boy on it for several months now and his skin is so soft and beautiful! i just got my second boy so we'll have to wait and see!
oh, and they let me squeeze them too...nasty but i can't myself either :Laugh:
Except Hanky who needs to be cleaned with a warm wet towel every 2-3 weeks, the others are quite "clean". But I put plaids on each sofa and I wash them regularly. I think that plaids help them to be clean...
exemple:
last week, we went to our "holydays" home. my white princess became gray and black very fast because of the dust and the soot (wood stove), beurk...she was really dirty. We returned home today and after only several hours my white princess is clean again !!!
miracle ! without a bath ! but with plaids !
;-))
I have an 18 month Sphynx named Ninja and recently I noticed black spots on his upper back and just under his ear. They are pure black small spots (bigger than a black head) that are not raised or rough. I took him to the vet and they said it might be over active sebaceous glands. They gave me an ointment for it but it bleaches my furniture. Any one else dealing with this? He started with one spot and now has about 10. Help?Does anyone have a problem with clogged pores on your cats chin? Jazelle chin is very prone to this. Any suggestions?
I have an 18 month Sphynx named Ninja and recently I noticed black spots on his upper back and just under his ear. They are pure black small spots (bigger than a black head) that are not raised or rough. I took him to the vet and they said it might be over active sebaceous glands. They gave me an ointment for it but it bleaches my furniture. Any one else dealing with this? He started with one spot and now has about 10. Help?
I have an 18 month Sphynx named Ninja and recently I noticed black spots on his upper back and just under his ear. They are pure black small spots (bigger than a black head) that are not raised or rough. I took him to the vet and they said it might be over active sebaceous glands. They gave me an ointment for it but it bleaches my furniture. Any one else dealing with this? He started with one spot and now has about 10. Help?
Moonstone how do you manage to not give any of your sphynx A bath? If I did that with Leo I would have stains on everything and he would look really bad, he is always so dirty poor guy he will not bother to clean himself A bit, too lazy I guess. So what's your secret?