His bald spots had been consistent with the times I had used clumping kitty litter.
Replied By Johanna (Rochester, Ny) on 12/31/2015
Thank you. I am going to try to non clumping litter. My 4 year old female cat has been basically licking and biting her her back legs so she has sores. She licks her back legs and stomach so she doesn't have fur in those areas. The vet gave her an antibiotic shot and drops that she had to take for 2 weeks. I wondered if it was the kitty litter. I changed the food thinking it was that. I broke down and put the cone of shame on the poor cat as I didn't want a $300 bill again. So I am definitely going to go out and get the non clumping litter and both cats will go on this. Thank you. JohannaReplied By Jessica (Kansas) on 10/26/2017
My tuxedo cat had bald spots appearing on all of his legs. I feed them high quality food and couldn't figure it out for a year after trying many remedies. Finally I read about Hemp Seeds (100% legal btw) and how they have the right amount of Omega 3's and 6's. Within one, maybe two months his fur was back! I just sprinkle it on top of his food and he eats it right up.
Over the winter his skin became a little dry so I add a little coconut oil. When I would put it on my skin he would practically appear out of no where and beg for it. I finally started listening to him and it his helping with his dandruff. I either put it in his food or put some on his paw and he licks it off.
