Excessive paw licking and chewing in cats can stem from various issues. It's often a sign of allergies – either environmental (like pollen) or food-related. Other possibilities include pain or discomfort from an injury, foreign bodies embedded in the paw, fungal infections (like ringworm), or even behavioral reasons like anxiety. A good first step is to check the paws for any visible wounds or foreign objects. If the behavior persists, a veterinary examination is essential to identify the cause and initiate appropriate treatment. Speak to Dial A Vet via a video consult should you need further guidance.Clinically Approved Standard by Dial A Vet Veterinary Team
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