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Ectoparasites in Cats. Group 19 DVM5.
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What?. Is ECTOPARASITE ?!.
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Ecto = Out. Which means ……... Parasites which live on the skin or hair of the cat !!!.
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Fleas. Let us know the parasites !!. Mites. Lice.
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Fleas.
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CLINICAL SIGNS : Animals will be restless & uncomfortable, spending much time scratching & licking their hair Papulocrustous lesions at lower back, tail head, posterior and inner thighs.
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Mites.
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CLINICAL SIGNS : Animal frequent ly shakes its head & and scratches both its ears Erythema, pruritus, scale or crust formation on the ears or skin.
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Lice.
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CLINICAL SIGNS : Animals with heavy coat prone to infestation P ruritus , alopecia, excoriation and tend to self-injure.
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Are they DANGEROUS to my cat?.
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YES!!!.
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Ectoparasites lead to. BLOOD LOSS. - ALLERGY - SKIN MUTILATION.
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Ectoparasites lead to. LIFE THREATENING DISEASES.
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How to Prevent Ectoparasites??. Fleas Mites.
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How to Prevent Ectoparasites. Topical Spot- ons. Sprays.
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How to Control Ectoparasites. Isolate cats infested with ectoparasites from the others in a multi cat household.