Hello!
I was petting Kiara, my almost 3 yo bengal/savannah, and I noticed something on her fur that looks like dandruff, I only saw it in her back, but it's more "concentrated" near her tail, this is the first time I've seen it on her, she grooms every day, several times a day (she's actually cleaning her face right now).
We live in a city right in the middle of Mexico, dry heat, we're currently at 29ºC (84ºF) and both of my cats have been shedding a lot of their winter coat, so I'm not sure if this has something to do with it. I feed them Diamond chicken & rice dry food, which they really love, (I know this doesn't sound great, but Kiara eats it so so so fast sometimes she barfs, and the food looks like she just swallowed it and didn't chewed it, I tried putting a rock in the bowl and nothing changed).
We're currently on lock down so going to the vet is kinda difficult at the moment, is there something I can do? Should I just wait for it to go away alone? Should I wash her? Help!
I was petting Kiara, my almost 3 yo bengal/savannah, and I noticed something on her fur that looks like dandruff, I only saw it in her back, but it's more "concentrated" near her tail, this is the first time I've seen it on her, she grooms every day, several times a day (she's actually cleaning her face right now).
We live in a city right in the middle of Mexico, dry heat, we're currently at 29ºC (84ºF) and both of my cats have been shedding a lot of their winter coat, so I'm not sure if this has something to do with it. I feed them Diamond chicken & rice dry food, which they really love, (I know this doesn't sound great, but Kiara eats it so so so fast sometimes she barfs, and the food looks like she just swallowed it and didn't chewed it, I tried putting a rock in the bowl and nothing changed).
We're currently on lock down so going to the vet is kinda difficult at the moment, is there something I can do? Should I just wait for it to go away alone? Should I wash her? Help!