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Some cats have a natural, harmless “sagginess” to their skin that is the result of a small amount of excess skin, the common primordial pouch, or stretched skin that is the result of significant weight loss.
- Ear Dermatitis
Specific culprits for these categories of feline ear...
- Early Contractions and Labor
As much as possible, the cat should be kept in a warm and...
- Laryngitis
Pet parents may notice other signs, such as a cough, bad...
- Retinal Bleeding
Retinal bleeding may be caused by genetic disorders such as...
- Bleeding Under The Skin
A variety of issues can result in bleeding under the skin....
- Onion Toxicity
Onion toxicity in cats is a hypersensitive reaction of the...
- Swallowing Difficulties
For example, the vet may recommend you only feed the cat...
- Tail Trauma
The tail is an important part of a cat’s body as it provides...
- Ear Dermatitis
4 Οκτ 2023 · Why Is My Older Cat Losing Weight? 8 Common Causes. In order to treat your cat’s weight loss, it’s important for veterinarians to identify the cause of the weight loss. These are common reasons that older cats lose weight: Dental disease. Issues with the teeth or inflammation in the gums can make chewing and eating quite painful.
3 Οκτ 2024 · Older cats can lose weight for several reasons, including dental disease, oral pain, digestive issues, cancer, and systemic diseases, such as diabetes and hyperthyroidism. Most veterinarians ...
15 Σεπ 2024 · There are many potential causes of weight loss in cats, including both infectious and non-infectious ailments. If your older cat is losing weight, read on to find out why as well as the signs to look out for.
15 Αυγ 2023 · Weight loss despite having a good appetite is common in older cats. The most common causes are hyperthyroidism, diabetes, cancer and normal aging changes. Treatments are available for senior cat conditions that can help them regain their lost weight.
12 Αυγ 2024 · If you have an older cat that is losing weight, you’re probably worried about them. And rightly so. While weight loss is common in older cats, it’s not normal and often indicates an underlying health condition. So, what health problems can cause weight loss in cats? How can you help your feline during this tough period?
Changes in Coat Quality. Weight loss can impact a cat’s skin and coat quality, leading to dryness, bald patches, and poor hair growth. Any changes in coat appearance should be checked by a veterinarian. Additionally, excessive grooming or scratching can also lead to hair loss and changes in coat appearance.
