Flea Allergies: Most Common Cause of Itchy Skin in Cats Flea allergies are the most common type of allergy in cats, often causing itching, hair loss, and skin infections.
Food Allergies: Common Triggers Include Beef, Fish, and Dairy Food allergies in cats are often triggered by proteins like beef, fish, or dairy, leading to digestive and skin problems.
– Environmental Allergies: Pollen, Dust, and Mold Can Affect Cats Environmental allergies are common in cats, caused by pollen, dust mites, or mold, leading to sneezing, itching, and watery eyes. –
Contact Allergies: Reactions from Chemicals or Certain Fabrics Contact allergies occur when a cat's skin reacts to chemicals in cleaning products or certain fabrics, causing irritation or rashes.
Inhalant Allergies: Pollen, Cigarette Smoke, and Perfumes Are Culprits Inhalant allergies in cats are triggered by airborne allergens like pollen, smoke, or perfumes, resulting in respiratory issues or skin reactions.
Mite Allergies: Dust Mites and Other Tiny Pests Cause Discomfort Mite allergies, including reactions to dust mites or ear mites, often lead to itching, redness, and inflammation in cats.
Medications and Vaccines: Cats Can Develop Allergies to Specific Drugs Some cats may develop allergic reactions to medications or vaccines, leading to symptoms like vomiting, diarrhea, or skin rashes.
Household Chemicals: Cleaning Products and Air Fresheners Trigger Allergies Exposure to household chemicals, such as cleaning products or air fresheners, can trigger allergic reactions in sensitive cats.