What you should know about cat's shedding posted by petar 08/08/2016 1 comment(s) the truth about cat's shedding is that every cat lover must accept it, because this is a normal natural event in the cat�s life.. Cat shedding. just as shedding hair is normal for people, so is it for cats. felines usually lose more hair in spring, as the weather warms. but cats also shed because of medical issues such as stress, poor diet, allergies, medication, infection, and sunburn.. Most cats groom themselves frequently, so you may not notice clumps of fur being shed. but if your cat is grooming itself more because of excessive shedding, you'll probably find your cat regurgitating hairballs. keep track of how often your cat has hairballs, since frequent hairballs may be a sign that your cat is shedding more than normal..
Indoor cats who are exposed to less natural sunlight and more artificial light can lose track of seasonal changes, and they just shed pretty constantly year round.. Indoor cats � living in an artificially lighted environment in which lamps blaze all evening � shed year-round. the unfortunate fact about a calico is that its hair shows up nicely everywhere � black on light surfaces, white on dark surfaces, and orange on everything else.. Most breeds of cats shed year-round, although there are certain times when they shed more than others.cats may shed more noticeably under the following circumstances: spring and summer. cats shed their heavier winter coats naturally in the spring and summer months in anticipation of the warmer weather. in fall and winter, cats grow thicker coasts in multiple layers to keep themselves warm..
