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Feline hyperesthesia
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Hi Mary-
Welcome to HA! and thanks for making your first post.
Yes, there are a number of ways (we may have discussed a few) but they would all depend on the context.
Here's some info. to start sharing more of the important context:
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Welcome to HA! and thanks for making your first post.
Yes, there are a number of ways (we may have discussed a few) but they would all depend on the context.
Here's some info. to start sharing more of the important context:
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Hi Mary! Welcome!
Here is everything I know about feline hyperesthesia: Feline Hyperesthesia | Little Big Cat
However, overgrooming is different. It can be related to food or inhalant allergies, pain, endocrine imbalance, parasites, and more. A vet visit is a good idea to rule out physical causes.
In kitties, overgrooming is often a behavioral/emotional/stress-related issue. Easy and effective ways to address stress include flower essences and Play Therapy (Play Therapy | Little Big Cat).
Hopefully that will give you some ideas to start with, but of course please do post more information!
Here is everything I know about feline hyperesthesia: Feline Hyperesthesia | Little Big Cat
However, overgrooming is different. It can be related to food or inhalant allergies, pain, endocrine imbalance, parasites, and more. A vet visit is a good idea to rule out physical causes.
In kitties, overgrooming is often a behavioral/emotional/stress-related issue. Easy and effective ways to address stress include flower essences and Play Therapy (Play Therapy | Little Big Cat).
Hopefully that will give you some ideas to start with, but of course please do post more information!
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Mary, we'd love to hear an update on your kitty.
And have you taken the basic class - Holistic Health Care 101? That may help you keep your kitty healthy while you work on the overgrooming.
Dr. Christina
And have you taken the basic class - Holistic Health Care 101? That may help you keep your kitty healthy while you work on the overgrooming.
Dr. Christina
