Autoimmune Disease In Cats Eyes. This is the most common autoimmune skin disease of cats. The most common areas for these blisters to occur is around the eyes, ears, bridge of the nose, foot pads and toenail beds.
Only then can true healing manifest. Pemphigus is the most common autoimmune skin disease found in cats. Instead of attacking pathogens or disease, the immune system attacks the body's own cells.
The blisters ulcerate, ooze, and eventually scab over.
This is the most common autoimmune skin disease of cats. If the root source of these allergies are not found and corrected (this is not with allergy shots or medications), then the allergies will eventually become chronic immune. Itchy, watery eyes are a common symptom of allergies in people, but this is less common in cats. Autoimmune disorders in cats especially often involve underlying viruses so using the notasan and quentasan together is very effective in treating autoimmune disease in pets.