Sentences with phrase «cat hair problems»

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Affected cats begin to lose hair quickly and chronic ear infections contribute to the problem.

When a cat loses hair on its ears and facial areas, it's usually a sign of a bigger problem.

Cats are resilient, and while they have the ability to digest their hair and clean themselves, older cats will have more problems with their own groomCats are resilient, and while they have the ability to digest their hair and clean themselves, older cats will have more problems with their own groomcats will have more problems with their own grooming.

Thyroid and adrenal gland problem can also affect hair on cats.

Long haired cats can develop problems with knots and matted hair, so it is extremely important to brush them on a daily basis so this doesn't happen.

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So most cat owners only realize they have a problem when their cat's hair begins to thin.

There are four types of skin problems cats can have as a result of allergies: hair loss without much skin changes; miliary dermatitis - which causes small pinpoint scabs, especially on the neck and over the hips and tail base; eosinophilic granulomas - which are raised, red, hairless lesions, commonly on the lips, but can be lower on the jaw or neck, or even on the rear legs; severe itchiness at the face or neck.

Hair loss is a relatively common problem for cats, and it can occur for a variety of different reasons.

My long - haired polydactyl cat Sylvie was a rescue with lots of problems including digestive problems exacerbated by her long hair — so we started her on RC Intense Hairball 34 ---------- and wala ----- she has been saved ------ no more hairballs (I do brush her everyday too) for my sweet girl - and she loves it more than her canned food - sometimes I even have to put a sprinkle of it on her food to get her to eat!

If your veterinarian rules out any possible medical causes for your cat's hair loss, he or she may determine that the problem is caused by Psychogenic Alopecia.

Other causes for hair loss in cats can show very similar symptoms, and often the cat has more problems than a food allergy alone.

In dogs and cats, misdirected hair or eyelashes (trichiasis) is a common problem but the trigger could be allergies, medications, or an infection.

Since cats clean themselves with their tongues, the more loose hair your cat has in his coat, the more of a hairball problem he will experience.

Brushing a cat regularly can also decrease their health problems related to hair, such as constipation and hairballs — something that will also keep your house significantly cleaner.

Hair loss (alopecia) is a common problem for cats and can include full or partial loss that appears in varied or symmetrical patterns in the feline's coat.

If you can identify any of these as the cause of the hair loss, then the problem should eventually heal itself, particularly if your cat is no longer taking a drug that caused the problem.

Other stresses on your cat's body such as fever, shock or surgery can also cause the hair to stop growing within 1 to 3 months of the problem.

«A cat losing hair is a condition called alopecia, the second most common skin problem after itch.

Our cat, who is a domestic long hair, loves it and it definitely keeps his hairball problem in check.

If fiber does not cure your cat's hair ball problem, you will need a fur ball remedy that contains petrolatum.

However, when hair ball problems do occur, more than once every week or two, additional fiber in the cat's diet can help.

«I neither like them or dislike them,» said Lapkoff, who nonetheless has a catalog of complaints about such problems as fleas and cat hair in laundry facilities.

Brushing your Maine Coon regularly will prevent gastric problems, as by removing dead hair you keep your cat from ingesting it while preening, which would cause dangerous hairballs.

Microsporum canis is by far the most common type of ringworm to cause your cat skin problems (including loss Of hair.)

Cats can have a lot of problems with hair balls and other issues, so when you make sure that what they eat is of the highest quality, you will avoid these potential problems.

In addition, grooming your cat can help prevent problems with hairballs, as hairballs are most often formed when cats swallow loose hair while they are grooming themselves.

We may think of vomiting hairballs as a normal part of being a cat, but perhaps we should be asking why our cats are having problems moving swallowed hairs from the stomach through the rest of the digestive tract and expelling them through the feces in the first place.

Cats with longer hair and / or thick undercoats will probably be more prone to problems with hairballs.

Treatment with cat laxatives does rarely resolve the problem, and it can make it worse if the hair ball enters the intestine and produces an intestinal obstruction.

If you notice a change in your cat's hair or skin, contact your veterinarian for a consultation to address the problem.

Hair loss during flea infestation Flea infestation is a common problem in domesticated pets, such as dogs and cats.

Hair loss (alopecia) is a common problem for cats.

But if your cat sheds more hair than usual, or if your cat develops areas of thin hair or bald spots, this is a sign of a medical problem.

If the problem with your cat health hair loss starts to go away then foods will be added in to see which one causes the problem to get worse.

If you and your veterinarian believe that this is the cause of the hair loss then the next step is to determine if your cat is suffering from a skin condition such as itch (pruritic) or some mental condition that is causing the physical problem (psychogenic).

«Cat health hair loss can be caused by your cat reacting to a problem on the skin such as itch or it could be due to a disease such as thyroid probleCat health hair loss can be caused by your cat reacting to a problem on the skin such as itch or it could be due to a disease such as thyroid problecat reacting to a problem on the skin such as itch or it could be due to a disease such as thyroid problems.

In cats, a type of compulsive disorder may cause hair loss without an obvious underlying medical problem.

Due to the range of causes of skin problems and hair loss, it is important for your veterinarian to examine your pet and determine what the cause of the alopecia is, as well as the best treatment for your dog or cat.

Other things that can cause hair loss in cats are Demodex mites, fungal infections, and occasionally hormonal problems or cancers.

My cat is 11 he started having stomach problems and hair balls 3 year's ago, after we took him with us on vacation, he's a very stressed cat.

«Because cats groom frequently, owners usually don't notice a problem until they observe significant hair loss or skin lesions,» she adds.

• Excessive thirst and appetite • Weight loss despite a normal or even increased appetite • Hyperactivity or restlessness • Change in temperament (a normally docile cat may become aggressive) • Excessive urination, or urination in the house • Increased frequency of defecation or diarrhoea • Vomiting • Poor hair coat • Rapid nail growth Hyperthyroidism is diagnosed by a blood test, which can be performed by your veterinarian if you suspect your cat is showing any of the symptoms, it is highly recommended to consult your vet as further problems can occur, including progressive weight loss and fatal heart complications.

One problem that your cat can also face when you have a cat with excess shedding is matted hair.

Cat hair loss or thinning hair down the middle of the back to the rump indicates a flea problem.

«Cat hair loss is not always a problem, with shedding a natural part of a cat's liCat hair loss is not always a problem, with shedding a natural part of a cat's licat's life.

When a dog or cat has chronic skin problems, hair that is falling out, bald patches, rashes, dandruff, or poor coat, the causes are virtually always dietary.

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The swallowed hair in most cases, does not cause the cat any problem.