Why are my cats malting so much?
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All,
I've 2 tabby cats, around 18 months old. They eat Iams and both seem to be drinking enough. They are malting more than a tabby usually would and I've no idea why. We had some warm weather a couple of months ago and I put it down to that, buts it's continuing.
I've asked them and neither has any debt problems or difficulties at work: so it's not stress.
Any ideas?
Ps. No bald patches, just a lot of visible loose hair and hair left behind.
I've 2 tabby cats, around 18 months old. They eat Iams and both seem to be drinking enough. They are malting more than a tabby usually would and I've no idea why. We had some warm weather a couple of months ago and I put it down to that, buts it's continuing.
I've asked them and neither has any debt problems or difficulties at work: so it's not stress.
Any ideas?
Ps. No bald patches, just a lot of visible loose hair and hair left behind.
Brother D said:
Possibly running a secret brewery behind your back, not sure the tax implications for you - so start asking them questions - and don't let them fob you off.
Ha. It's a word I don't think I've ever written before: moulting (thank you Mobile Chicane)
The brewery would explain why they're both always pi$$ed.
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