Why does your cat lick her but so much?

Answer 1

Because she wants to!!! In many cases the problem is behavioral; it may be a response to stress. The underlying cause may be physical, though. Allergies (e.g., to grain in their food) can also lead to fur-chewing (often referred to as "barbering," or "mowing").

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If you take the Cat to an Animal Doctor (a Vet) they will do the best they can to find out why and what is the best way of stopping it happening any more

Answer 2

There could be a number of reasons why your cat would drool and pull out its fur. Barbering, or pulling out fur, is often a sign of stress or anxiety. It can also be a sign that there is an underlying skin condition making the cat uncomfortable.

Answer 3

one reason could be because it has a wound or skin problem, or it could have ticks or fleas. Many cats do this if they have bad ticks. If it's not any of them and you are worried about it then you should take the cat to the vets.

Answer 4

Cats do not lick off their fur unless it gets caught in the mouth. They wash themselves to keep themselves clean is this what you mean?

Answer 5

No. Cats lick them selfs to clean them selfs and most of the time they shed while thety are cleaning, so they lick there hair off.

Answer 6

Cats lick their fur to clean themselves when they feel dirty. They also clean their faces and paws after they eat sometimes.

Answer 7

your cat licks its butt to clean it.