¿Tu gato tiene caspa? Remedios para solucionar la caspa en gatos.

This is a YouTube video titled "¿Tu gato tiene caspa? Remedios para solucionar la caspa en gatos." created on April 18, 2018. The content features a clinical veterinarian named Carlos discussing the causes, prevention, and remedies for dandruff in cats. The video includes explanations about skin cell renewal, dry skin, dermatitis caused by mites, and other health issues related to dandruff in cats. The tone is educational with some informal and humorous exchanges between Carlos and another speaker, aimed at pet owners seeking advice on feline dandruff care.
In this case, you might think it's just dandruff, but if you look closely, they move. How disgusting. Hi, I'm Carlos, a clinical veterinarian at Small Animals. Welcome to the Happy Pets and Families Channel. Dandruff is something that horrifies us all. Please God, I'll behave, but make my dandruff go away. You only have to look at the ads for shampoos for people to realize that it's public enemy number one. But don't think that it's only a problem for humans. Our pets can also have dandruff. At first glance, it may seem like an unimportant issue, but like everything I tell you here, dandruff can hide something more than just an aesthetic problem. Otherwise, why would I be making this video here? I like a drama. Jose, don't I have dandruff? No, I won't have dandruff anymore. Look. Look at me. I have dandruff. Last week, a subscriber wrote to us on Facebook. If you want to suggest a topic or have any questions, remember that you can do it too. We'll leave the link to all our social networks down below in the description box. I was wondering if it was normal for her cat to have dandruff, which she noticed, especially in spring. This is actually a very common problem in cats. That's why I decided to make this video where I'll tell you about its origin and give you some simple remedies to prevent dandruff from appearing in cats. Is it still snowing in your house even though it's spring? Well, don't miss what I have to tell you.
The cells in our body are constantly renewing themselves, and so are those in your cat's body. When the skin cells renew themselves, they fall off. And this is called the exfoliation process. Yes, like what you do to your face to get rid of blackheads and oil. And although it may seem strange, this is one of our body's defense mechanisms. However, even though skin cells fall off normally, we don't usually find dandruff in our cat's fur because they don't have shoulders. And if we see dandruff, it's because either the cells are falling off excessively or they're not being removed as much as they should be. Excessive exfoliation of the skin and the presence of dandruff can be an indicator of several things, from something very minor to an illness. That's why it's something you have to look out for today, I'm going to talk to you about some of the causes of dandruff and how to prevent them. But be careful. There will be times when you need to go to your vet, so you should always trust the advice they give you. Dry skin is one of the classic and most common causes of dandruff. It can be caused by inclement weather on our cat's skin, especially if our cat has little or no hair. Like stims in the rest of the cats, their soft coat of fur will protect them. In addition to the environmental conditions surrounding our cat, the problem of dry skin and therefore dandruff, can also come from an inadequate intake of fatty acids. Fatty acids keep the skin and coat healthy, shiny and protected. How do we solve dry skin? We must take into account the special conditions of our cat. Try not to expose it to the cold, the sun or low humidity. Of course, if it has little hair, for example, cats with SFX get sunburned, like me, who becomes as hot as a crab. In addition, we can supplement their diet with fatty acids. It's as simple as adding a little olive oil to your cat's food or a little salmon oil. But be careful, because that is still fat after all and can make your cat fat. Dermatitis is one of the most common causes of dandruff, and in the case of cats, mites are one of the main causes of dermatitis. When there are mites, the skin itches much more, so the cat will scratch itself and therefore exfoliate much more dandruff. Other causes of dermatitis are allergies or fungi such as ringworm, which I have talked about in the blog and I will leave the link to the article in the description box. You may be wondering, what are mites? They are like tiny spiders that live on the skin of animals and feed on it. This is what is commonly known as scabies. Since they are very, very small, they are not visible to the naked eye. But in the case of cats, there are some that can be seen. This is called chylentiella, or walking cat dandruff. In this case, you may think it is simply dandruff, but if you look at them closely, they move. These friendly little animals can spread between cats, so if one of your household becomes infested, it could end up infecting the rest. White walkers on your skin. How can you prevent them? Although the issue of mites and dermatitis is usually a matter for your vet, what I recommend is that you always deworm your cats both internally and externally, because this way you will keep their skin in perfect condition and it will be much less likely for them to get these diseases that can trigger dandruff. To get get rid of walking dandruff, make sure you thoroughly examine all your cats and clean their beds and combs thoroughly, because, as I said, this can be the source of infection. For the rest, one indication that your cat may be suffering from an illness is that its fur is dirty and poorly cared for. If you see it ugly on the outside, it means that something bad is happening on the inside, because the face is the mirror of the soul. When a cat is feeling unwell, it washes itself less because it stops doing that activity because it is not important for its life. And so dandruff starts to accumulate on its fur. That's why its fur looks dirty and greasy. Or it could be that if your cat is overweight, a little chubby, it is much less agile and cannot access certain areas to wash itself. And that's where dandruff accumulates. Well, imagine if the cat is all messed up trying to reach its belly to wash itself. And how do we help it if your cat is fat? Well, okay, we'll leave it as if it's strong, or as my grandmother would say, big boned. And it has dandruff, even thin. You can help it by reducing the calories in its diet with activity games, making it move more. Remember how Totoro is doing it in this video that we already told you about.
We have Totoro exploited.
Well, the truth is that the police will come and report us. The truth is that we need other cats to film.
And dogs.
And dogs too. If you live near Seville and you want us to film yours, contact us. If, on the other hand, your cat is normal or on the thin side and you see that its coat looks bad, you have to think that there may be something you have missed. I recommend that you go to the vet so that they can do a good examination and find out what is happening to it. In reality, what everything is related. So some of the remedies that I have given you can be useful for several things. For example, in the case of allergic dermatitis, fatty acids can greatly benefit your cat. But if your cat is a little fat, you should not overdo it with fatty acids, because then you will not get it to lose weight. Of course, all the advice I have given you is very good. But if you see that dandruff persists in your cat, you should Go to your vet to give you a diagnosis. Also, as part of caring for your little feline, remember that it is advisable to brush it from time to time to remove dead hair and flaky skin. And if your cat doesn't mind too much, remember that you can bathe it from time to time to remove dirt, parasites, and flaky skin. We hope that we have resolved the question that our mystery Facebook subscriber had and that we have also helped you to know the causes and the remedies that you can give to your cat's dandruff. And if not, well, look, you get that for free. Listen. And that's it for today's video. If you liked it, give it a like and share it with your family and friends. Remember to subscribe. Subscribe to our YouTube channel if you haven't already. Don't forget that on Facebook, we have a group that you can join to build community there. We can also answer some of your questions. Thank you very much for following the Happy Pets and Families channel, and we'll see you in the next video. You only have to look at shampoo ads for people to realize how much we fear it. How much we fear it. How much we fear dandruff, airplanes. White walkers on the skin.
It seems more like orgasm than fear. Oh, okay. And how do I do it? How much we fear it? I fear rain. White walkers on your skin. Ah. It still seems like orgasm. It's an indirect object, right? Wow. White walkers on the skin. Carlos, don't make a disgusted face. No, it's just that I have a very pleasant face. Yes, okay, that's in case you want to put it. I'm going, yes. White walkers on the skin. Really? I was.
What? Why? There you go. Look at that idiot.
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