Radiotherapy, cryotherapy, laser therapy, surgical excision, and immunomodulating drugs have been tried and are successful in some cases. Multifocal, tiny, papulocrustous eruptions. Lesions most common over the dorsum, tailhead, rump, head, and neck. Can be generalized. Lesions are pruritic.
Lesions are characteristic.
Anti-inflammatory doses of corticosteroids will resolve skin lesions, but do not address the underlying problem. A rare, acquired disease of unknown etiology. Neutered animals are predisposed. Purebred cats are rarely affected. No age or sex predilection exists.