Seasonal and physiological alopecia

Young cats will lose their fetal hair and grow long hair in 4-6 months.

Adult cats will change their hair in spring and autumn to adapt to temperature changes.

Performance: only a large number of floating hairs fall off, and no whole hair falls off.

Solution: It is easy to solve with the help of hair removal tools.

Caused by skin diseases

Mainly due to parasitic infection or allergy, tinea felis is common.

Manifestations: A lot of hair loss appears on the skin, accompanied by dandruff, redness and inflammation.

solution

Seek medical attention in time, determine the cause of skin disease and carry out targeted treatment. Don't treat yourself at home.

Let the cat bask in the sun, pay attention to ventilation, supplement vitamins, disinfect the house regularly, and don't take the cat out.

Wear elizabeth circle during illness to prevent licking from getting worse.

Insect repellent should be given to cats on time, once every month for external drive/kloc-0 and once every three months for internal drive.

Unreasonable diet

Cat's diet is too salty or long-term nutrition is single, which will cause a lot of hair loss.

solution

Don't feed your cat processed foods high in oil and salt.

Besides eating canned cat food, cats can also supplement lecithin, trace elements and nutritional cream.

You can give cats human food such as beef, egg yolk, chicken breast and goat milk. It can supplement nutrition well and play the role of beauty and hair care.

Feed cat hair cream and cat grass regularly to prevent hairball disease.

The bathing method is wrong.

Bathing too often, users do not dry after bathing with cleaning products, which will cause damage to the cat's skin and lead to hair loss.

solution

Don't take a bath often. Long-haired cats are washed once in March and short-haired cats are washed once every six months.

Use a special shower gel shampoo for pets, and let your hair dry completely after taking a shower.

If you like cats and don't like shedding hair, you can have a cat that doesn't shed hair!

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