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 My Indoor Cat Is Losing Hair In Small Clumps, Why?
My indoor female cat 7 years old is losing her hair in small clumps. There is a little scab on the end of the hair shaft. Her skin is not sore looking where she is already bald but she has sores around and under her neck
 29 Sep 2007 12:08
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 Your cat is suffering from flea allergy that is why she is losing her hair. To treat this kind of allergy you can give it antibiotics. Use of special kind of shampoos can cure it from this disease. Some cats also suffer from hair loss due to “Follicular Dysplsia”. That can be caused by improper nutrition so you give it proper food. Wash cat coat with some good antibiotic soap to get rid of this allergy. Also, give it some food supplement that can fulfill amount of nutrition required in her body.
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