Many cat owners have experienced the frustration of seeing their healthy cat lick and groom themselves excessively, to the point where bald patches appear. While there are numerous medical reasons that could lead to overgrooming, often owners have already consulted their veterinarian with no clear solution. If this sounds familiar, and your vet has ruled out major health concerns, there are still possible causes to consider.
I once faced this issue with my cat, Aramis, who not only overgroomed but also scratched so much that she occasionally broke the skin. In her case, the first sign of a problem was her excessive grooming. Over time, we discovered that the root cause was often an undiagnosed allergy. This led us on a long journey to uncover potential triggers.
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