What's wrong with cats having fewer chins? It is very likely that you are over-cleaning. If you often use cleaning products such as face cleansers to clean your cat's chin, these cleaning products may remove too much sebum and hair, resultin...
What's wrong with cats having fewer chins? It is very likely that you are over-cleaning. If you often use cleaning products such as face cleansers to clean your cat's chin, these cleaning products may remove too much sebum and hair, resulting in thinning of chin hair.
The cat has little hair on the chin, which may be caused by fungal infection to cause cat ringworm. The fungal infection destroys the cat's hair, causing hair to break and fall off, causing thinning of hair in the infected area. Cats should be treated immediately if they suffer from ringworm.
It is also possible that folliculitis causes little hair on the cat's chin. Folliculitis, also known as black chin, is caused by endocrine disorders, which is manifested as many small black spots on the chin, like cinders. Some cats also have the roots of their tails, which are manifested as the roots of their tails always appear dirty, as if they are not clean.
