Abstract
In this second paper looking at pruritic skin disease in the cat, the aetiology and management of pruritus is discussed. Successful control is based upon diagnosis. The most frequently encountered aetiologies are considered including ectoparasites, bacterial, fungal and viral infections, allergic and immune-mediated dermatoses, neurological conditions, behavioural abnormalities and neoplasia. Management of pruritus is discussed looking at flea control, physical prevention of self trauma and the anti-inflammatory agents most frequently used in the treatment of pruritus in the cat.
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