Dr. Taylor, vice president of veterinary medicine at Petfolk, told Newsweek: "Both cats and dogs can develop skin conditions, including acne-like lesions. Pustules can occur anywhere on the body ...

Just like humans, cats can have mild to severe acne. Any cat can have feline acne (or cat acne), but this skin condition is more common in cats with skin folds or long hair. Here's what to know ...

Treatment may last for many months. Cryptococcosis in cats treatment may also include surgical removal of the skin lesions. Some medications used in the treatment include fluconazole or ...

"Domestic cats — if they get close to these rodents ... officials also recommend being cautious of skin lesions that may have been caused by the virus. "To date, no human-to-human transmission ...

Sporotrichosis tends to cause a skin infection that’s very slow ... one other cat on the property was infected, a stray cat with face lesions that died on the property but was not tested.