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Ask Bailey: Dealing with excessive grooming in cats
Dear Bailey, My cat Mittens has decided that her primary job in life is grooming herself. And I mean all the time. She's constantly licking, nibbling and scratching at her fur like she's preparing for ...
You see it developing gradually. More time is being taken to lick, followed by even more time. Before long, it appears to be the only activity your cat is interested in. While it is natural for cats ...
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When living with cats, you see them grooming themselves many times a day. Licking around their mouths after eating, washing their faces with their front paws, or carefully licking their bodies before ...
Dear Boulder’s Natural Animal Hospital, I know that cats like to groom themselves but my little kitty, Lola, seems to not like doing anything else. I’ve had her for 12 years and never noticed her ...
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