CATDOLL : How to treat black chin cat

A cat's black chin is actually folliculitis, which is mainly caused by long-term consumption of high-fat foods or the use of plastic food bowls. When a cat first develops a black chin, it is recommended that pet owners wipe the black chin area with saline, tea or soapy water every day.

In addition, it is recommended to shave the hair of the affected area first, wipe it with saline, and then apply erythromycin ointment and vaseline. Apply an appropriate amount to the black chin area, rub it gently until some small black spots appear, and then wipe it clean with a clean cotton towel. It is recommended to use it about 2 times a week.