Comments on: Why Is My Cat Itching? http://www.cat-advice.org/cat-itching.html Tips & Resources For a Happy, Healthy, Well-Behaved Cat Wed, 09 Jun 2010 15:12:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=329 By: Donald Urquhart http://www.cat-advice.org/cat-itching.html/comment-page-1#comment-457 Donald Urquhart Mon, 07 Jun 2010 00:17:29 +0000 http://www.cat-advice.org/?p=300#comment-457 A lot of cats I've known have itching problems. You can generally tell because they'll have little bumps all throughout their fur. These are scabs from where they've drawn blood, either from a rash or from the cat scratching itself. I'd like to add that cats can also suffer from mange, though dogs get it more often. There are two types of mange that cats can suffer from, sarcoptic mange and demodecdic mange. Sarcoptic mange can be quite acute but is generally easily curable. Demodecdic mange, on the other hand, usually cannot be cured, only managed. In addition, demodecdic mange becomes linked to the animal's stress levels. If the cat gets stressed, the skin itches and the hair falls out. Donald from <a href="http://www.whatcausesbaldness.net" rel="nofollow">Garlic Hair Regrowth</a> A lot of cats I’ve known have itching problems. You can generally tell because they’ll have little bumps all throughout their fur. These are scabs from where they’ve drawn blood, either from a rash or from the cat scratching itself. I’d like to add that cats can also suffer from mange, though dogs get it more often. There are two types of mange that cats can suffer from, sarcoptic mange and demodecdic mange. Sarcoptic mange can be quite acute but is generally easily curable. Demodecdic mange, on the other hand, usually cannot be cured, only managed. In addition, demodecdic mange becomes linked to the animal’s stress levels. If the cat gets stressed, the skin itches and the hair falls out.

Donald from Garlic Hair Regrowth

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