Sunday, February 7, 2010

My Cat Has Cancer On Her Ears My Cat Burnt Her White Ears In The Sun Yesterday,is She At Risk Of Skin Cancer After Just One Day?

My cat burnt her white ears in the sun yesterday,is she at risk of skin cancer after just one day? - my cat has cancer on her ears

Now we have a sunscreen for her, but her ears are still very pink.

6 comments:

Bitzy said...

The treatment of the poor white ears with natural refrigerants, aloe vera, in any form that you would be ideal.

There are reasons for it can from the sun, protecting a white cat, is the most important.

If they do not hide in the shadows, put an open umbrella on the ground in your garden.

Here is a link to sunscreen products safe for pets, you can make your own decision for you, but it must be secure: -)

♥ Dog Trainer! ♥ said...

It is possible ... depends only on the amount of sun exposure and how badly I was burned. If it does not show any undesirable behavior that should be good. Be sure to keep it simple sunscreen. Maybe a veterinarian would control too!

"I hope it goes well!
-Joelle

Kat said...

Think about what happens when u get a sunburn? U stay for a little red? The same thing with the cats, will simply disappear without further exposure to direct sunlight for a while, until the burning process. During the combustion of U, there is always a possibility of skin cancer, only one eye on her. I hope that helped (:

Ocimom said...

I had a veterinarian look. When the skin is burned its not a good idea to put sunscreen - the vet will give you the right medicine, brought to the cremation. Please carefully wash the sunscreen, stop and take it to the vet right away.

bigcity said...

should be ok, but it will burn. I have a white dog, and you have to put sunscreen on him b / c her hair is so short, and we live in Florida. Be careful if you often bring themselves.

A person said...

It is risky, as any man or beast, but at least it was for a very long time, is probably not a skin cancer. You can hold in the coming days.

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