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This is my cat
He keeps getting these injuries on his face and I don't know why. He doesn't get into fights with other cats or wild animals since he stays indoors so I don't where or how he is getting it. The only think I can guess is that he is injuring himself somehow when scratching himself but we usually keep his claws pretty trim.
What could it be?
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>>2391298
Are you hitting him after a rough day at work and a few drinks?
You can be honest with me. I'm not the police*.
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looks like you have a bad case of shitty cat
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>>2391298
My cat will lose fur around her jowls like your cat, due to her rubbing her face aggressively against a corner of any furniture, but it wont make her bleed like that.
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>>2391298
Your cat is self-aware or at least to the extent that it understands that its a cat. Burdened with this knowledge and forever obscured to the concept of self- slaughter, your cat is lashing out at itself in spite of its own existence.
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>>2391298
Do you have candles in your home? A friend of mine's cat used to go up to lit candles and shove his nose into them. He got burns and charred his fur off around his nose; the wound kind of looked like your cat's
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You're cat has autism?
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is the cat's water/food bowl made of plastic?
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I'm not sure it's not a flea poop.
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>>2391409
No, but his litter box top is
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It seems like it could maybe be an allergic reaction. Is he losing fur anywhere else? Or is it just around the mouth?
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>>2391706
No. Is the fact that I don't really brush him that often a possible contributing factor?
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>>2391311
>dog people
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