Powered by Click2.com Dogs Cats Horses Birds Fish Other pets


Click here to make Auspet.com your default home page



  Auspet - Message Boards
  Cats - all types
  Cat loosing fur

Post New Topic  Post A Reply
profile | register | preferences | faq | search

UBBFriend: Email This Page to Someone! next newest topic | next oldest topic
Posted by Topic subject:   Cat loosing fur
kraemer
New Member

Posts: 1
From:Sydney, NS, Canada
Registered: Nov 2003

posted 11-20-2003 05:22 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for kraemer     Edit/Delete Message
Hi there, last June we moved to a new province and we took both of our cats. They are indoor cats and we had to live with relatives for 3 months where the cats had to live in the garage. My male cat who is 9 years old started loosing fur around his neck. Someone said it was stress. Now that we are in our house for over a month, he is now loosing his fur down by his private area and it's moving up his belly. I can't see it being stress now, as he's in the house with us all the time, sleeping with us and can do whatever he wants. He is also vomitting alot, and forever cleaning the area where the fur is falling out. Any suggestions, Tracey

IP: Logged

fleafly
Member

Posts: 473
From:sheridan, wy
Registered: Aug 2003

posted 11-20-2003 11:21 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for fleafly     Edit/Delete Message
Sounds like it might be allergies. Hair loss on the belly and legs and excessive licking usually indicates allergies. He may be allergic to some pollen or something that is around the new place. Have your vet give you some steroids to try. If the problem clears up with the steroids, then it is allergies.

IP: Logged

Jamiya
Member

Posts: 501
From:
Registered: Sep 2003

posted 11-20-2003 12:24 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Jamiya     Edit/Delete Message
Keep in mind, though, that if it is allergies and the problem goes away with steriods, it will come right back when the steroids are gone. At that point, you need to figure out what is causing the allergy and try to eliminate it from his environment.


Jamiya

IP: Logged

fleafly
Member

Posts: 473
From:sheridan, wy
Registered: Aug 2003

posted 11-20-2003 12:49 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for fleafly     Edit/Delete Message
From the pattern described I am assuming they are seasonal allergies which will require allergy medication. The vet may decide differently though.

IP: Logged

All times are ET (US)

next newest topic | next oldest topic

Administrative Options: Close Topic | Archive/Move | Delete Topic
Post New Topic  Post A Reply
Hop to:

Contact Us | Auspet.com


Ultimate Bulletin Board 5.45c


Secrets Of A Professional Dog Trainer!
This E-book basically covers all three categories of training your dog: fixing dog problems, tips and secrets to use in your everyday training, and buying and raising a new puppy or older dog. It applies to all breeds and ages of dogs. It doesn't matter if you own an old dog or a young one, the information is, in some cases, shocking! You'll be saving time and money, avoiding mistakes and disastrous situations, and learning secrets other people only wish they knew....an excellent buy at only $49.97. Available for immediate download.

Doggy be good
This Dog Training Guide will help you turn your dog into the well disciplined, well behaved companion that you always dreamed of, and to reveal a freedom filled lifestyle that you never knew existed. By identifying the causes of why your dog is unruly or out of control is what leads you to the solutions to making them the opposite. This E-book will open your eyes to a whole new world!...$19.95. Available for immediate download.



Web hosting, $7.95 per month. Free domain. Free setup.
800  MB of space,  40 GIG transfer, 400 email address,
SSI,  SSL,   MySql,  CGI, PHP  &  much more...Click here












Home | Contact us | Advertise here | Jobs at Auspet | Software Downloads |
© 1999-2003 AusPet.com