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Is there anyway to minimize shedding weather its diet or what could be put on their coat?
Ravenignis666 said:You know I couldn't tell you what kind they are and every one of them has different types of fur our long hair cat barely sheds our shortest hair cat sheds like crazy. I have nine right now and I'm hoping to find homes for three male kittens so it's a little nuts. I'll try the brushing more often thank you so much I didnt even think of that in all my chaos.
Ravenignis666 said:Is there anyway to minimize shedding weather its diet or what could be put on their coat?
HPS Shannon said:Ravenignis666 said:You know I couldn't tell you what kind they are and every one of them has different types of fur our long hair cat barely sheds our shortest hair cat sheds like crazy. I have nine right now and I'm hoping to find homes for three male kittens so it's a little nuts. I'll try the brushing more often thank you so much I didnt even think of that in all my chaos.
Its definitely natural for your pet to shed but sometimes excess or "over" shedding is a sign of an issue. Do your pets seem sick or distressed in anyway?
Aside form that, brushing is your best bet so as to collect the hair. For my cats, I use "Pet Zoom" They have brushes the collect the hair instantly after brushing and its very easy to clean.
Diet is connected to healthy hair and shedding as well.
Ravenignis666 said:HPS Shannon said:Ravenignis666 said:You know I couldn't tell you what kind they are and every one of them has different types of fur our long hair cat barely sheds our shortest hair cat sheds like crazy. I have nine right now and I'm hoping to find homes for three male kittens so it's a little nuts. I'll try the brushing more often thank you so much I didnt even think of that in all my chaos.
Its definitely natural for your pet to shed but sometimes excess or "over" shedding is a sign of an issue. Do your pets seem sick or distressed in anyway?
Aside form that, brushing is your best bet so as to collect the hair. For my cats, I use "Pet Zoom" They have brushes the collect the hair instantly after brushing and its very easy to clean.
Diet is connected to healthy hair and shedding as well.
They all seem pretty happy and healthy active loving playful little cats. I guess I was a bit concerned because some shed more than others but doesnt seem like so much so that it seems to be a health issue their costs are all nice shiny and soft . I will just try brushing them more and if it gets worse I will figure out what to change in their diet they eat free range chicken with baby food and their dry food mixed in with that . I know I need to find a better quality dry food though. Thank you HPS Shannon
Ravenignis666 said:Sometimes I think they eat better than I do I'll work on getting something to brush him out better and research more dry foods. are the mits good?
Ravenignis666 said:I just wanted to make an update the poor little cats have worms but havent shown any signs other than the shedding so hopefully it wont be too bad on them. Started giving them DE 2 times a day as of last Friday and added it to their littler box so hoping that will rid them all of that. Thank you all for your time.
HPS Shannon said:Ravenignis666 said:I just wanted to make an update the poor little cats have worms but havent shown any signs other than the shedding so hopefully it wont be too bad on them. Started giving them DE 2 times a day as of last Friday and added it to their littler box so hoping that will rid them all of that. Thank you all for your time.
Thank you for letting us know. DE is pretty effective for worms. lets us know how it goes and how long it takes.
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