How Will Mosquitoes Bite Cats?

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Whether you live in the subtropical or tropical regions, you should be careful not to allow your cat to roam freely outdoors. This is because mosquitoes can carry a variety of diseases, including heartworms, that are dangerous to pets.

When your cat is bitten by a mosquito, you need to take it to the veterinarian for evaluation. Your vet may ask you to isolate your cat for a few days to ensure that the infection does not spread. If the bites are severe, your vet may prescribe systemic glucocorticoids. These steroids are used to prevent further inflammation and reduce hypersensitivity.

If your cat is allergic to mosquitoes, he or she might experience a more serious reaction than you expect. The symptoms of an extreme allergic reaction include red, inflamed lesions that form around the site of the bite. The area of the lesion will usually show signs of hair loss and pigment changes.

You can reduce the risk of mosquitoes biting your pet by using an insect repellent. There are many options available, such as bug zappers and plant pyrethrin plug-in sprays. These products should be applied before your cat goes outdoors. They should also be reapplied every few hours.

You can prevent mosquitoes from biting your pet by fitting screens to your windows and doors. You can also keep your yard free of sources of stagnant water. You can also make sure your pet has access to a clean, fresh water dish.

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