The main reasons for cat hair loss:

1. Seasonal normal shedding

Cat hair loss is usually due to seasonal hair loss. When spring and summer arrive, cats will shed their downy fur and replace it with fluffy, coarse fur to help cats dissipate heat and block heat. When autumn and winter come, cats need to wear thick down to help keep them warm.

2. Excessive salt intake

Salt is one of the taboos in cat food. Cats have very little demand for salt, and cats have a poor sense of taste. Excessive salt will not only burden the cat’s kidneys, but also cause dryness and hair loss in the cat’s hair.

3. Caused by malnutrition

A well-nourished cat should have smooth and shiny hair. If the hair is dry and dull, easy to break and fall off, it may be due to malnutrition. Cats with weak gastrointestinal function, long hair, and a single diet are prone to hair loss.

4. Low resistance to cat tinea

Cats under one year old and over eight years old suddenly experience a large amount of hair loss and dandruff at the root of the hair. The hair is fragile and falls off as soon as it is plucked out, and even Be extra careful when exposing skin. Cats with poor health and low immunity are more likely to suffer from tinea felis.

Methods to prevent cats from shedding:

1. If it is a normal metabolism and hair loss during the menstrual period, there is no need to pay too much attention, only routine care is needed, and after a period of time It will ease naturally.

2. Due to hair loss caused by unbalanced nutrition, owners need to choose full-price feed from regular manufacturers, and can also mix in hair care cream to increase the toughness and gloss of the hair.

3. For hair loss caused by cat moss or parasites, owners need to regularly deworm their cats.

4. Cats also need to be bathed with special shower gel regularly, 1-2 times a month, and combed frequently.

5. Do not feed food with high salt content. Take the cat to bask in the sun regularly to kill insects and mites and promote the absorption of minerals and trace elements.