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Black Spots on Your Cat’s Nose
Some owners see sudden black spots on a kitten-soft nose—unsettling. What causes it? Is the cat sick? Here is the explanation.
How Melanoma Affects Cats
Feline melanoma can be benign or malignant. It is often confused with lentigo simplex, but they differ. Benign has little effect but needs removal to prevent worsening; malignant has a larger impact, possibly causing local necrosis. Here are the details.
What to Do About Black Crust on a Cat’s Nose
Black crust on a cat's nose is often just dried nasal discharge, but it can also signal ringworm, a healing scrape, or age-related freckles. Wipe away simple crust with a warm, damp cloth; isolate and see a vet if ringworm is suspected.