Sunburn can happen to a lot of animals with little to no warning. If you own a cat like the British Longhair, make sure you keep an eye on the amount of time he spends outdoors bathing in the sun. Check under his fur and make sure the skin is not blistered or overly pink. If your cat has white ears or bare ears with little fur then you may want to cover them to avoid sunburn. Watch other parts of the body (i.e. the belly and underarms) for sunburn as well since these areas are covered with little to no fur. If you want to apply a sunscreen to protect your cat’s skin, ask your vet for an appropriate brand to use. Note that there is a sunscreen on the market that is FDA compliant and safe for some pets known as Epi-Pet. Check with your veterinary clinic Pineville, NC to find out if this could be used for your cat.

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