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   Why does my cat's face look Puffy?

   • If you notice your cat’s face looks puffier than usual, he could be suffering from facial swelling. It may be difficult to spot swelling at first, but as it worsens, your cat’s eyes may begin to close as the surrounding area swells. The signs of facial swelling can come on suddenly or develop over time, depending on the underlying cause.

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   How do I know if my cat has facial swelling?

   • It’s much easier to spot facial swelling in short haired cats than in long haired cats. Facial swelling is characterized by a puffy, abnormal facial appearance. Depending on the cause, the swelling could affect small areas, one side of the face, or the entire face.

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   Why is my cat's face swollen?

   • One common cause of a swollen face in cats is an abscess, which is a painful collection of pus that forms under the skin. This is often caused by a bite or scratch from another animal, leading to an infection. In this case, your cat may need to be treated with antibiotics to help clear up the infection and reduce the swelling.

   What Can I Give My Cat For A Swollen Face – Vet Explains Pets

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   When should I see a veterinarian if my cat's face is swollen?

   • If your cat’s face has slowly become swollen and your cat is otherwise acting happy and alert, and is eating well, then it is OK to wait a few days to see your veterinarian. There are few to no at-home remedies for facial swelling in cats, though.

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   What should I do if my cat has facial swelling?

   • Surgical intervention and antibiotic treatment may be necessary. Cats experiencing facial swelling will benefit from a visit with your veterinarian. An urgent appointment should be scheduled if your cat is in pain, is not eating, has excessive swelling, or if other clinical signs are present.

   Sudden Cat Face Swelling: Causes, Treatments & FAQ (Vet Answer)

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   Can dental problems cause facial swelling in cats?

   • Answer: Yes, dental problems, such as infected teeth or gum abscesses, can cause facial swelling in cats. Regular dental cleanings and check-ups are essential for maintaining your cat’s oral health and preventing issues that can lead to facial swelling. 8. Concern: Are there any home remedies I can use to alleviate my cat’s facial swelling?

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2. wagwalking.com › cat › conditionFacial Swelling in Cats - Signs, Causes, Diagnosis, Treatment ...

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   Nov 13, 2016 · Facial swelling is characterized by a puffy, abnormal facial appearance. Depending on the cause, the swelling could affect small areas, one side of the face, or the entire face. You may also notice your cat’s eyes appearing smaller than usual because of the swelling.

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   Sep 17, 2024 · Due to the different causes of facial swelling, treatment varies. So, if your pretty kitty has a puffy face, continue reading to learn more about how to correctly address facial swelling in...

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   Here are 7 interesting trends related to why your cat’s face may look swollen: 1. Breed-specific issues: Some cat breeds are more prone to certain health issues that can cause facial swelling.

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   There are several reasons why your cat’s face may be swollen, from an abscess to an allergic reaction. By consulting with a veterinarian, you can determine the best course of treatment for your cat and help alleviate their discomfort.

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8. firstvet.com › uk › articlesMy cat has a swollen face - FirstVet

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   • Cat Bite Abscess
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   If your cat gets bitten on the face or cheek during a fight, the incredibly sharp and bacteria laden canine teeth penetrate deep into the cat’s skin. However, the entry wound is usually very small and soon heals over. The bacteria pushed deep into the cat’s skin multiply, causing infection and where the pus is trapped under the skin, it becomes swo...

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   Periodontal disease can lead to the development of a tooth root abscess, which usually occurs on the upper molar teeth (back teeth). The infection spreads into the gum and causes pain and swelling. Bad breath (halitosis) may be noted as well as pain, facial swelling and a reluctance to eat or chew on the affected side. Treatment usually involves re...

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   This is a rare but not unheard of cause of facial swelling in cats. Sometimes objects can penetrate into the skin either on the outside of the face or from the inside of the mouth or eye, with grass seeds or other cat’s teeth being the most common culprits. The presence of this foreign material in the tissue leads to a reaction and swelling.

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   One of the more serious causes of facial swelling in cats is the development of a tumour. These can occur inside the mouth, nose, behind the eye or around the jaw bone. Usually these types of tumours are fast growing and rapidly spread so urgent assessment and treatment (if possible) is required to keep your cat comfortable.

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   Cats are very inquisitive creatures and can sometimes be on the receiving end of a bee or wasp sting. This commonly occurs on the mouth when they try to bite the insect. You may notice them pawing at their mouth, salivating more than usual and the onset of facial swelling. Most of the time the swelling will be self limiting, but in some very sensit...

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9. www.petmd.com › cat › symptomsWhy Is My Cat’s Face Swollen? - PetMD

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   Mar 29, 2023 · Facial swelling in cats is usually a noticeable sign of inflammation within or under the skin. You will usually see it around a cat’s eyes or nose area, but sometimes you can see swelling on a cat’s cheek or under their chin. Facial swelling can show up suddenly or over time and is usually a cause for concern.

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    If you’ve noticed that your cat’s face is swollen on one side but they don’t seem to be in pain, you may be wondering what could be causing this unusual symptom. While it’s always best to consult with your veterinarian for a proper diagnosis, there are a few common reasons why a cat’s face may become swollen on one side without any ...