My kitten keeps getting more and more of these spots! I've tried everything and nothing is working. Please help.
CatzzzmeowModerator Staff MemberJoined:Jan 16, 2011Messages:24,121Likes Received:27,177Location:NYSphynx Bucks: $423,723.91Ratings:+32,080 Is this the only area? If not please share which areas you are seeing this. Are any of the spots raised? Is there any redness at all and is your baby itching? If more spots that's here, try to add more pics. BTW, welcome to Sphynxlair! Patti Catzzzmeow, Nov 17, 2015 #2 assibassiGold Lairian Notable MemberJoined:Oct 19, 2012Messages:5,990Likes Received:4,089Location:Michigan...Sphynx Bucks: $39,986.47Ratings:+4,224 hi and welcome ! What are you trying on it ? What have you tried on it ? we use D'grease , we order that on a pet site its shampoo /bath rub for the animals . assibassi, Nov 17, 2015 #3 ElyciaLairianJoined:Nov 17, 2015Messages:14Likes Received:7Sphynx Bucks: $565.12Ratings:+8 That is not the only area! There are some on her tummy, back and tails. It seems to be growing more and more. The spots are not raised, red or itchy. Attached Files: image.jpegFile size:76.7 KBViews:82 image.jpegFile size:70.8 KBViews:83 Elycia, Nov 17, 2015 #4 ElyciaLairianJoined:Nov 17, 2015Messages:14Likes Received:7Sphynx Bucks: $565.12Ratings:+8 And thank you !! Elycia, Nov 17, 2015 #5 ElyciaLairianJoined:Nov 17, 2015Messages:14Likes Received:7Sphynx Bucks: $565.12Ratings:+8 Thank you ! I've tried a couple shampoos and wipes but nothing will take it off. I keep hearing about D'grease! Does it really work? Elycia, Nov 17, 2015 #6 assibassiGold Lairian Notable MemberJoined:Oct 19, 2012Messages:5,990Likes Received:4,089Location:Michigan...Sphynx Bucks: $39,986.47Ratings:+4,224 it works for ours . If nothing helps on it, maybe they are sun spots ? Maybe take your baby to the Vet or even skin specialist ( we have a skin specialist here near by ) and have that looked at . Maybe its not even dirt you know ? I am not trying to make you frightened , they do sometimes get skin spots that are harmless . assibassi, Nov 17, 2015 #7 CatzzzmeowModerator Staff MemberJoined:Jan 16, 2011Messages:24,121Likes Received:27,177Location:NYSphynx Bucks: $423,723.91Ratings:+32,080 Those spots do not look like dirt to me. We often see darker Sphynx can have get darker pigmentation in many areas. You might take to vet for a skin scrape to be confirmed to not be fungal or yeast infection etc. . Happy to hear not red, raised or itchy. Here is a link about skin conditions that might help. Sphynx Skin Conditions Patti Last edited: Dec 3, 2015 Catzzzmeow, Nov 17, 2015 #8 Like x 3 ElyciaLairianJoined:Nov 17, 2015Messages:14Likes Received:7Sphynx Bucks: $565.12Ratings:+8 Thank you! I will take her to the vet just to be safe Elycia, Nov 17, 2015 #9 ElyciaLairianJoined:Nov 17, 2015Messages:14Likes Received:7Sphynx Bucks: $565.12Ratings:+8 Thank you! I will take her to the vet to get her checked out! She gets into everything and anything so i figured it was dirt but she likes to sit in the sun a lot as well. Here are two better pictures of her leg. This is the worst area Attached Files: image.jpegFile size:84.4 KBViews:84 image.jpegFile size:73.4 KBViews:83 Elycia, Nov 17, 2015 #10 ElyciaLairianJoined:Nov 17, 2015Messages:14Likes Received:7Sphynx Bucks: $565.12Ratings:+8 Here is a few more pictures in case anyone else has experienced these spots! Attached Files: image.jpegFile size:73.4 KBViews:75 image.jpegFile size:84.4 KBViews:67 Elycia, Nov 17, 2015 #11 CatzzzmeowModerator Staff MemberJoined:Jan 16, 2011Messages:24,121Likes Received:27,177Location:NYSphynx Bucks: $423,723.91Ratings:+32,080 Please update us on what the vet has to say. Good luck! Catzzzmeow, Nov 17, 2015 #12 Like x 2 Hairless BlessingGold Lairian Notable MemberJoined:Nov 9, 2010Messages:25,226Likes Received:12,837Location:TennesseeSphynx Bucks: $183,241.96Ratings:+14,048 Welcome to sphynxlair good to have you. Always best to see your Vet. But, it looks like pigmentation to me. Sun, brings it out more, plus it's part of their coloring, sometimes. Hairless Blessing, Nov 18, 2015 #13 Like x 3 adminAdministrator Staff MemberJoined:Jan 13, 2009Messages:21,841Likes Received:13,913Location:USASphynx Bucks: $279,586.38Ratings:+17,780 As the others have mentioned, It appears to be pigmentation, but a vet check never hurts. admin, Nov 18, 2015 #14 Like x 1 (You must log in or sign up to reply here.)Show Ignored Content Login with InstagramLog in with FacebookYour name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. Yes, my password is: Forgot your password? Stay logged in Sphynxlair Forums > Sphynx Cat Chat > Sphynx Cat Questions? > XenForo Add-ons by Brivium ™ © 2012-2018 Brivium LLC.
Is this the only area? If not please share which areas you are seeing this. Are any of the spots raised? Is there any redness at all and is your baby itching? If more spots that's here, try to add more pics. BTW, welcome to Sphynxlair! Patti
hi and welcome ! What are you trying on it ? What have you tried on it ? we use D'grease , we order that on a pet site its shampoo /bath rub for the animals .
That is not the only area! There are some on her tummy, back and tails. It seems to be growing more and more. The spots are not raised, red or itchy.
Thank you ! I've tried a couple shampoos and wipes but nothing will take it off. I keep hearing about D'grease! Does it really work?
it works for ours . If nothing helps on it, maybe they are sun spots ? Maybe take your baby to the Vet or even skin specialist ( we have a skin specialist here near by ) and have that looked at . Maybe its not even dirt you know ? I am not trying to make you frightened , they do sometimes get skin spots that are harmless .
Those spots do not look like dirt to me. We often see darker Sphynx can have get darker pigmentation in many areas. You might take to vet for a skin scrape to be confirmed to not be fungal or yeast infection etc. . Happy to hear not red, raised or itchy. Here is a link about skin conditions that might help. Sphynx Skin Conditions Patti
Thank you! I will take her to the vet to get her checked out! She gets into everything and anything so i figured it was dirt but she likes to sit in the sun a lot as well. Here are two better pictures of her leg. This is the worst area
Welcome to sphynxlair good to have you. Always best to see your Vet. But, it looks like pigmentation to me. Sun, brings it out more, plus it's part of their coloring, sometimes.
