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Offline Juel

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Spots around mouth
« on: June 17, 2004, 06:18:50 PM »
Hi everyone,
For some time now Harvey has been getting little red spots around his mouth,always on his top lip...they turn brown & then disapear,i've not been too worried about them before as they do go but after the trauma of Honey i'm now starting to panic......has anybody else come across these??
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My cat had something similar & the vet said that even though we fleed her regularly she could still get bitten.....could this be the case?....he gets them quite often though :?                    

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Spots around mouth
« Reply #1 on: June 18, 2004, 07:59:58 PM »
I've not come across this one before but hope that someone will be able to offer advice.                    
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« Reply #2 on: June 18, 2004, 08:57:22 PM »
Hi Juel
Could be acne? I have had this with a couple of mine. It is always seen around the mouth. It starts as red spots and they can get quite saw and inflamed before the shrink and disappear. I use diluted Hibiscrub which is an antibacterial wash which you can get from a chemist. Dilute it and wipe the area with cotton wool dipped in the solution.

It may be worth a trip to the vet for a diagnosis, if it is acne then the hibiscrub may help. A course of antibiotics may help in extreme cases.

Hope this helps, Tracey :D                    
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