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Typically, cats are fastidious groomers. Note whether your cat's coat is clean and free of mats. Patches of hair loss or a greasy or matted appearance can signal an underlying disease. Also watch to see if your cat has difficulty grooming. A decrease in grooming behavior can indicate fear, anxiety, obesity or other illnesses. An increase in grooming may be a sign of a skin problem. |
1.Inappropriate Elimination Behavior 5.Changes in Food and Water Consumption 6.Unexplained Weight Loss or Gain 7.Changes in Grooming 10.Bad Breath |
