Draugia
Lairian
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- Jan 21, 2013
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Hey all! I'm new here and I got my first sphynx 2 months ago.
I was looking for information here, cause my baby got some spots on skin She already had them in cattery, but they were really small and only on her back and chin, so I though its just pigment or sebum (i have chinese crested dog and when autumn/winter is comming he allways have simmilar spots of pigment when his skin starts to be brighten). It's not any problem for my kitty, cause it's not itchy and wasn't any problem for me aswell till now - now she has allmost all stomach, legs and neck brown and I can't wash it off :shifty: I though she's so dirty cause in those 2 months I bath her only 2 times...but few days ago, when I washed her it occured that it's not probably dirt, cause I was using exfoliating gloves, tried coconut oil before the bath (I don't know how long shoud it be on skin before washing it off), but it didn't help a lot - only a bit on her hind legs.
It would be strange if it was yeast, cause the spots aren't itchy, they are really huge, but when I was trying to wash them off on my sphynx hind legs - they mostly last on black markings not on white skin. There are no bumps, no blushed skin, no strange smell, the skin is smooth...but I'm affraid it could be yeast anyway :cry: What you guys think?
I read here about Words Best litter...I'm from Europe (Poland) and here we have Cat's Best litter that seem to be the same or simmilar - natural clumping litter - that I was using before I bough my sphynx lady, so didnt even think it could be bad for her. I don't want to change the litter, cause this one is quite economic, odour-absorbable and my cats like it more than other litters...So - is there any way to add something or do something with this kind of litter so it won't be causing yeast?
Please help me and my little sphynx lady! :sorry:
I was looking for information here, cause my baby got some spots on skin She already had them in cattery, but they were really small and only on her back and chin, so I though its just pigment or sebum (i have chinese crested dog and when autumn/winter is comming he allways have simmilar spots of pigment when his skin starts to be brighten). It's not any problem for my kitty, cause it's not itchy and wasn't any problem for me aswell till now - now she has allmost all stomach, legs and neck brown and I can't wash it off :shifty: I though she's so dirty cause in those 2 months I bath her only 2 times...but few days ago, when I washed her it occured that it's not probably dirt, cause I was using exfoliating gloves, tried coconut oil before the bath (I don't know how long shoud it be on skin before washing it off), but it didn't help a lot - only a bit on her hind legs.
It would be strange if it was yeast, cause the spots aren't itchy, they are really huge, but when I was trying to wash them off on my sphynx hind legs - they mostly last on black markings not on white skin. There are no bumps, no blushed skin, no strange smell, the skin is smooth...but I'm affraid it could be yeast anyway :cry: What you guys think?
I read here about Words Best litter...I'm from Europe (Poland) and here we have Cat's Best litter that seem to be the same or simmilar - natural clumping litter - that I was using before I bough my sphynx lady, so didnt even think it could be bad for her. I don't want to change the litter, cause this one is quite economic, odour-absorbable and my cats like it more than other litters...So - is there any way to add something or do something with this kind of litter so it won't be causing yeast?
Please help me and my little sphynx lady! :sorry: