Your cat needs to be checked out by your Veterinarian as it could be from many different things. It could be from fleas, fleas spend very little time actually on the animal. You should use a once a month flea repellent, such as Front Line made especially for cats only, just put it on topically once a month. It also could be from an under-active thyroid or Diabetes. So that is why your cat should be checked out by your Vet. Make sure you have your kitty on a good brand name of cat food and not some generic cat food. If it is from fleas, you need to get the fleas off and your Vet may need to give your kitty some injections to reduce the inflammation that is set up in the skin from the reaction to the fleas. You also need to know if this is caused by something else, such as the things I mentioned above. Good luck.
This can be an allergic reaction.
Or, it might be 'cleaning' it's rear end by sliding on the floor, dragging itself by it's front paws.
It might be a diagnostic reaction that has been carried out through its feline generation.
Or a disease, unfortunately to say, cancer.
Make sure your cat is not having a rural fight with any other cats.
Also depends on your cats age - if more elderly than 10yrs, it might just be
age. We will all loose hair at some points.
The most likely reason is a food allergy. Try switching to a grain-free or natural food. My favorite is Purina One Beyond. It'll take a few weeks to see results in the fur. Otherwise, you may want to start taking your kitty to the vet for routine allergy shots.
Another reason could be anxiety. Have you lost or gained any pets in your household? Have you moved, or has anything about your cat's normal environment or routine changed? I've found that playing with your kitty-cat several times a day at 20 minute sessions and leaving the tv on (Animal Planet is my cat's favorite) while you're away helps to relieve stress. It's a common misconception that cats are solitary animals who don't get bored or lonely. They need to be stimulated, petted, and given attention on a regular basis. They'll love you for it and reward you greatly in return. Good luck and great blessings!
Cats lose their fur annually twice a year.
However my aunt's cat had been loosing clumps of hair because he had a skin condition
It can also be the cat is too stressed out.
No it is not normal at all go see a vet.
The cat is basically trying to save you the trouble of combing out clumps of matted hair. But if for some reason her fur does become matted visit this website for help. http://takedownproducts.com/take_down_matted_fur_hair_detangler http://mattedfurremover.blogspot.com/
Are they black bumps? If so they are blackheads. My cat had them and I changed the food dish and they went away. Just a suggestion.
my cat also having the same problem. from my observation, this may due to her old age (for my cat's case) there may be other reasons as well. for example allergic to certain kind of food, and etc. if your cat is severely losing her hair on her front legs or any part of the body, do take her to the vet. but if the condition is not severe, then it is a normal condition and the hair will grow back later on.
If your cats hair stands up it means the cat is angry
cause they malt in summer and grow hair in winter
No it is not normal at all go see a vet.
there is only one answer for that : moulting
If it's an aggressive cat, calm it down as much as possible, and be as gentle with the fur as you can. Another good idea would be to do it while the cat is half asleep.
Exposure to radiation, or it is turning into a Zombie cat.
hair extentions,
if shes in heat and she really wants to have kittens she might pluck some of her hair out.
if its shedding then brush it of if its losing hair see a vet
The loss of ocasional hair is normal. If when you're taking a shower or brushing your hair some starnds come out that's fine. The average person can lose from 20 to 50 stands of hair per day. If, however, you are losing clumps of hair to the point where you have bald patches i would tell your parents and discuss the issue with them.
she might be getting mange
If your cat's hair is falling out, you should take her to a vet for an examination. She may have a skin disease or nutritional problem. Wouldn't you rather take care of the problem and help her instead of waiting around to see if she is going to die?
no it's loosing hair because it's under stress or not getting enough sleep.