Did you know that cats can get sunburn just
like people? For this reason, it’s important to make sure your cat doesn’t
spend too much time outdoors on super hot days or days that it is bright and
sunny. Some cats have a thick enough
coat to protect the skin from sunburn (i.e. the Maine Coon) while others do not
(i.e. the Siamese). Short coat or thin coat cats are more susceptible to
sunburn and should be kept indoors or at least in the shade on super sunny
days. No matter the type of coat, most cats are prone to sunburn on the tips of
the ears or on the underbelly and underarms where there is little to no hair.
Talk to your vet about using a cat friendly sunscreen on your cat especially on
the hairless areas. You should also ask your best pet clinic Washington DC
about treatment options should your cat get a sunburn.
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