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3 Responses to “Was your cat’s asthma and/or obsessive grooming helped by shaving him/her down?”
i have a female cat 3 years old that was a obsessive groomer she had bald spots on her belly and leg area,then i found out it was due to stress, something in his enviroment is stressing your cat out, i suggest you speak with a vet about putting your cat on seditives (valium) and switch to a food that has hairball control.
I would talk to the vet about the wheezing and the hair trimming. If you think he has hairballs, why not try Iam’s hairball care. It also comes in the weight control formula for indoor cats. Good luck!
No, this is a strange event, never heard it before. Never thought it do exist. Im sorry for u, have to shave ur beautiful cat hairs.
But dont give up on him! Im sure he’ll be okay, someday.
August 24th, 2008 at 12:58 am
Ethel Swinson
i have a female cat 3 years old that was a obsessive groomer she had bald spots on her belly and leg area,then i found out it was due to stress, something in his enviroment is stressing your cat out, i suggest you speak with a vet about putting your cat on seditives (valium) and switch to a food that has hairball control.
August 24th, 2008 at 10:54 am
Johnny Cribbs
I would talk to the vet about the wheezing and the hair trimming. If you think he has hairballs, why not try Iam’s hairball care. It also comes in the weight control formula for indoor cats. Good luck!
August 27th, 2008 at 12:55 pm
Benjamin Baskin
No, this is a strange event, never heard it before. Never thought it do exist. Im sorry for u, have to shave ur beautiful cat hairs.
But dont give up on him! Im sure he’ll be okay, someday.
Best of luck!