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Why is my cats coat thinning?

Why is my cats coat thinning?

What causes hair loss in cats? Feline fur loss may have fungal and parasitic causes, such as ringworm, mites or flea allergies. Food allergies are another possibility, as are metabolic conditions such as hyperthyroidism, the term for over-production of thyroid hormones.

Why do Cats lose hair under their belly and back legs?

They beginning to loose hair under their belly and back legs. the hair look like it was shaved with alittle even at the skin. No sores or irritation. I’m not sure what to say about this. It is usually very obvious when fur has been shaven as it has neat edges. It is also strange that it has happened to all of them.

Why does my cat keep licking his belly?

Licking the belly could indicate that the cat is suffering from stomach or abdominal pain. Look for other signs of abdominal illness such as abnormal urination, diarrhea or vomiting.

Why is my cat paralyzed from the waist down?

The stress of having strange people around makes my indoor cat very anxious. My indoor cat is paralyzed from the waist down. That is an interesting post because my sister has two cats who are indoor cats. Tige has never had a litter so she does have that floppy sack of belly – which looks even bigger.

Why does my cat have bald patches on his back?

Fleas can cause bald patches on your cat’s fur due to their relentless bites. Of course, your cat will naturally lick, chew, and tug on the area which may cause additional issues like sores and hair loss. There could also be allergies to fish, wheat, mold, or other factors that can cause itching, scratching, and over-grooming.

They beginning to loose hair under their belly and back legs. the hair look like it was shaved with alittle even at the skin. No sores or irritation. I’m not sure what to say about this. It is usually very obvious when fur has been shaven as it has neat edges. It is also strange that it has happened to all of them.

Why is my kitten thin at the back end?

However, not giving them anything to eat for an entire day doesn’t account for the skinny back. Hunger has to be a lengthy situation to cause weight loss and thinning. If the kitten eats regularly but is still losing weight, it could be due to appetite loss or digestion issues.

Why does my cat lick her belly all the time?

I’ve tried Apoquel and Cerenia, my vet did an abdominal ultrasound and the cat is now on dexamethasone, but nothing helps. Any ideas? A: “Fur mowing,” as this behavior is sometimes called, is usually caused by an underlying health condition such as hyperthyroidism, allergies (or some other itchy skin disease) or parasites.

Is it normal for a cat to be skinny at the back?

Some felines are just normally skinny at the back but still drop mass at that location, so it isn’t very clear to tell. In short, there can be skinny back cats but are normal, and there are those that aren’t.