Why Senior Cats Are More Vulnerable to Psychogenic Alopecia
When a cat reaches their senior years, the changes are rarely sudden. They arrive quietly, layered one on top of another.
Our own pet stories we love to share.
When a cat reaches their senior years, the changes are rarely sudden. They arrive quietly, layered one on top of another.
Today, I want to share the story of Bubbles, a cat who quite literally showed up on our doorstep and unexpectedly changed our lives forever.
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Moving forward this year after Paws’ passing in 2023 and Belle’s passing in 2024 has been difficult.
With an extremely heavy heart, we must share that Belle crossed the rainbow bridge on May 28, 2024, joining her brother Paws.
It’s with a extremely heavy heart that I make this post. After spending eight years of his life with us, Paws has passed away August 17th, 2023.
Psychogenic Alopecia is kind of like “over grooming”. We’ve heard it called psychological baldness as well.
When Zippy first started having a dental issue, we thought it was just a normal dental visit to the vet. At 14 years old, our lovable cat had already overcome his fair share of health challenges, but nothing prepared us for what came next.
Pebbles has the honor of being our first cat we owned as a couple. We consider her a rescue because she was the last of a litter of kittens that we had seen at a local pet store.
Bubbles is considered the matriarch of the whole family. In this particular case, Bubbles is the mother of a good portion (if not most) of our family of cats.
Too many times we’ve come across people who just get sick of their animals.