Yes. Just like humans, your kitty can develop small oily bumps (like blackheads or whiteheads) on their chin. So we recommend spraying a little bit of the cat first-aid spray onto a cotton swab and dabbing the acne rather than spraying the area directly to avoid getting the spray into your pet’s eyes, mouth, nose and ears. Its antiseptic properties deter infection and the astringent properties tighten pores to discourage dirt, oil and bacteria from accumulating. Although it is alcohol-based and can be drying for your kitty’s skin, ingredients like Aloe Vera, Neem and Marigold protect and restore moisture and encourage healing.