== == Humans hair moults to a certain degree as well. Hair replaces hair and cats or most dogs are no different. Cats usually will constantly groom themselves (the longer the hair the more they will groom themselves) and do this with their tongue (it's rough and will pick up the hair, thus, sometimes your cat will get hairballs and gag them up. You can always brush your cat on a daily basis as well. To groom longer haired cats lift the fur away from you (don't pull) then stroke downward with the brush towards the skin (gently.) Brushing will help this process. I recommend purchasing a Furminator brush (eBay will have them way cheaper than pet stores) This brush really does work and has eliminated my cat and dogs shedding almost completely. Cats usually shed more heavily during season changes, but they could also shed heavily if they have a vitamin deficiency. You can go to a pet store and buy liquid vitamins (such as Vitacoat) that provide them with Omega 3 and Omega 6 or similar fatty acids. Try brushing your cat to help shed the coat faster, or use wipes to catch the excess hair. If it becomes a problem on furniture, cover it up with a throw and then wash that periodically (instead of lint brushing the entire couch/chair/etc).
No you can't ! Cats get hair-balls because they lick themselves to groom their fur ! There is absolutely NOTHING you can do to stop them !
its mainly an opinion, but cats with no hair don't shed and cats with hair usually do.
u mean y would a cat stop sheading? well maybe it just ran out of fur:)
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No. Cats don't need a haircut to live, but you might want to give your cat a haircut for fun. :)
no they have fur
if they aren't eating they are moulting
You can't it is a natural thing, sorry:)Well i have just given it away now so that was one way to stop it I suppose.
there is only one answer for that : moulting
its mainly an opinion, but cats with no hair don't shed and cats with hair usually do.
They shed twice a year. In the Spring, it is heavier as they do not need such a warm coat, and in the Fall. You can not stop it. You have to brush it.
u mean y would a cat stop sheading? well maybe it just ran out of fur:)
All cats have fur. unless they are furless cats
cats have fur(you spelt it fur wrong)not hair
moulting is when a living thing loses its hair or skin. reptiles do this so they can grow out of their skin and into a new one :)
Actually yes, it does very much, I have a border terrier, his hair gets everywhere, you have to strip them at least 3 or 4 times a month.
Yes, Siamese cats have very short, fine hair.
No. Actually it is the opposite. Chickens stop or at least slow egg laying when they go into a moult. Moulting is a renewal of feathers and the chicken puts much of its nutrition and energies into making new feathers during this time. Moulting takes place usually months after the hens start to first lay eggs. She will reduce her egg laying for the time she is moulting.