Pet Skin Doctor

Barnyard and outdoor cats are more often exposed to potential health hazards than your indoor animals may be. Preventative care is just as important (if not more) for any outdoor pets as for the indoor ones, especially if your indoor animal (s) spend time with outdoor ones.

Cat hot spots may appear on a feline kept outdoors caused by any number of things, such as parasites or allergies. If you notice these hot spots, you may consider that keeping the cat outdoors may not be the best option for the animal.  If keeping it in your house is not an option, than giving the cat to someone who can provide an indoor home may be the right thing to do.