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Ollie - 13 Dec 2006 17:20 GMT
First off - the cat has been to the vet and they have run some tests.
However, the test results will not be back for 2 weeks (?).  But if anyone
has any thought on what might be wrong it would be appreciated so she can
either breathe easier or prepare for vet bills.

She got the cat 6 months ago and the cat was supposed to be between 1-2 years
old.  The vet has told her she is more likely between 5-10 years old.  She is
now an inside cat but was an outside cat.  She has been declawed (before my
friend got her).  She first noticed some hairless patches on the cat a couple
of weeks ago.  They are increasing in number and getting larger.  They are on
the neck and head area and don't seem to be in spots where the cat could be
chewing on them or otherwise causing the problem.  The cat is also throwing
up but no hairballs or anything.  She also has loose stools.  At first I
thought it might be ringworm but it seems like the vet could diagnose that by
seeing it without running extra tests.  The tests are for other kinds of
parasites.

Any thoughts?
Rene S. - 13 Dec 2006 19:08 GMT
> She got the cat 6 months ago and the cat was supposed to be between 1-2 years
> old.  The vet has told her she is more likely between 5-10 years old.  She is
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> Any thoughts?

This is just a guess:
A possible food or other allergy? (what kind of food is she on and what
types of cleaners/chermicals are used in the house) That could be
causing both the loose stools and hair loss.

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