The Voice of Clinical Endocrinology Â® Founded in 1991. Search form. Find an Endocrinologist allows you to search AACE Members by location and endocrine area of focus. AACE Members are physicians treating patients with endocrine disorders at least 50% of their practice. Note: Only countries and provinces with AACE members are available for selection.
Save to mypetMD. A breed with only 50 years of history, the Exotic Shorthair, also known as the Shorthaired Persian, is a popular breed for cat fanciers who walk on the calmer side of life.he other natural characteristic this breed has, and which boosts its popularity, is its pedomorphic appearance, meaning that the face of the Exotic retains its kittenish expression, with large, round, widely set eyes, small ears, a short nose, and a large, round head.
Ask Your Own Cat Veterinary Question. Customer: replied 2 years ago. She is a black cat, no Siamese that I know of, she was a stray, skin on ears has kind of cauliflower appearance as vet described it. She has the thinner hair between eyes and ears that I found can be common in darker haired cats.no crusty ears.innal alopecia sounds very unlikely then, as those cats tend to have very smooth, normal looking skin but loss of hair. If her ears aren't itchy then mites are pretty unlikely as are allergies, although she may itch when you aren't looking.