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There are no fleas or mites yet he acts like something is biting him sometimes.
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Totally agree with this. Ever heard of David Teie? He creates music for cats. Sounds a bit strange at first, but the cats LOVE it.Hi, can you find some Cat Music for him, even with purring, which can help relax him. Unless it's a food allergy, the calming music can help quite a lot.
Yes, change in diet could help, especially with novelty proteins (if food is the culprit here)I am feeding him wilderness for older cat as he has gained a little weight. Guess the first thing I should try is a change in diet.
A lot of the Cat Music is free, and is surprisingly effective.Guess the first thing I should try is a change in diet.
There are many varieties, from harp music --either classical or specifically for cats, to videos filled with just purring or music with purring added, and a lot of other types such as videos with nature sounds selected with cats in mindCat music is definatly not a one size fits all thing.
‘Licking but maybe nibbling. Hard to tell. As far as stress, this car is number one in the house and shows no signs of being stressedI'm just curious, how is he doing this? Is it like constant licking, or biting, or both?
I'm not asking because I have special knowledge, just wondering how it happens. And wondering how much time he spends doing it?