Ambi
Lairian
- Joined
- Dec 2, 2020
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Hello,
In the photo is my cat Slinky (1y/o) he loves to rub his face on things, I know there are scent glands in that area and is probably why he is rubbing. He was rubbing on my fabric bed frame and so I bought a whole new bed with a wooden frame, I try to let him rub on my face and against my hands instead of other things causing his sores. Problem is I never see him rubbing on anything otherwise I would be able to do something. Can anyone help? As you can see Slinky's mouth turns red and sore and eventually scabs over before he starts the process again.
Thanks in advance
Charlotte and
Slinky
In the photo is my cat Slinky (1y/o) he loves to rub his face on things, I know there are scent glands in that area and is probably why he is rubbing. He was rubbing on my fabric bed frame and so I bought a whole new bed with a wooden frame, I try to let him rub on my face and against my hands instead of other things causing his sores. Problem is I never see him rubbing on anything otherwise I would be able to do something. Can anyone help? As you can see Slinky's mouth turns red and sore and eventually scabs over before he starts the process again.
Thanks in advance
Charlotte and
Slinky