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Eve - 17 Jun 2004 00:28 GMT

Hello Everyone,

By girl cuddle buggy has dandruff and sheds her hair.
I do brush regularly but it is really bad, besides it being the seasom is
there anything I can do to ease the above.
My other girl puss is not as bad.

Thanks
Eve

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Laura R. - 17 Jun 2004 00:55 GMT

circa Wed, 16 Jun 2004 18:28:18 -0500, in alt.cats, Eve (thomas2
@mts.net) said,

> Hello Everyone,
>
> By girl cuddle buggy has dandruff and sheds her hair.
> I do brush regularly but it is really bad, besides it being the seasom is
> there anything I can do to ease the above.
> My other girl puss is not as bad.

After you groom her, and at regular intervals during the day, wipe
her down with a damp washcloth. You'll get a lot of loose hair that
way.

Laura

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WumpyGirl - 17 Jun 2004 02:06 GMT

> circa Wed, 16 Jun 2004 18:28:18 -0500, in alt.cats, Eve (thomas2
> @mts.net) said,
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>
> Laura

That's a good idea Laura.

With our cat, my husband wets his hands, takes her outside and runs his
fingers through her hair from stem to stern, upside down and inside out. :c)
It's truly amazing the amount of hair he gets off this way, despite the fact
she's just been brushed. I imagine a lot of cats wouldn't appreciate this
treatment, but Matilda doesn't seem to mind. At least she doesn't protest to
loudly! :c)

Judy

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Laura R. - 17 Jun 2004 03:12 GMT

circa Wed, 16 Jun 2004 21:06:01 -0400, in alt.cats, WumpyGirl
(WumpyGirl@y--a--h--o--o.c--o--m) said,

> With our cat, my husband wets his hands, takes her outside and runs his
> fingers through her hair from stem to stern, upside down and inside out. :c)
> It's truly amazing the amount of hair he gets off this way, despite the fact
> she's just been brushed.

That's why I don't do it with my hands. :-)

Laura

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WumpyGirl - 17 Jun 2004 03:58 GMT

> circa Wed, 16 Jun 2004 21:06:01 -0400, in alt.cats, WumpyGirl
> (WumpyGirl@y--a--h--o--o.c--o--m) said,
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> >
> That's why I don't do it with my hands. :-)

LOL

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Harriet - 19 Jun 2004 00:36 GMT

"WumpyGirl" <WumpyGirl@y--a--h--o--o.c--o--m> wrote in message news:5N7Ac.
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> "Laura R." <firstinitiallastname@technologist.com> wrote in message

news:MPG.1b3ac7ea6cbca42e98aa4f @news.verizon.net... > > circa Wed, 16 Jun
2004 21:06:01 -0400, in alt.cats, WumpyGirl > >
(WumpyGirl@y--a--h--o--o.c--o--m) said, > > > > > > With our cat, my
husband wets his hands, takes her outside and runs his> > > fingers through
her hair from stem to stern, upside down and inside out. > :c)

> > > It's truly amazing the amount of hair he gets off this way, despite

the> fact> > > she's just been brushed.

> > That's why I don't do it with my hands. :-)> LOL

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I had a siamese mix that went through a big hair loss thing. His fur was
course. He wasn't bald but i could just gently put my fingers through his
fur and a lot would come out. it was not shedding season either. that
should be over now anyway. so i went to a good pet store and told the clerk
and he recommended a liquid vitamin for this situation and it really worked.
sorry i don't remember what the item was but the supplement was specifically
for fur loss.
good luck.
H

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