Welcome to our guide designed to support your pet's health naturally. Find a carefully curated selection of natural supplements below as well as tips to further assist you in managing Excessive Shedding in Cats holistically.

Excessive Shedding in Cats

Natural Remedies for Cats That Shed Too Much

"My cat is shedding like crazy! Is there any way to make my cat shed less?"

When your cat is shedding excessively, it is an opportunity to improve the overall health of your cat and remove stress on the body that causes too much shedding. The following products are recommended for cats with profuse shedding or skin conditions:

Summary

Celavin™ Omega-3 Fish Oil

Fish oil that is great for cats and improving the condition of the skin and coat which leads to less shedding. Celavin™ liquid fish oil is 2x more concentrated than wild salmon oils and infinitely more pure as well.

Spectrin™

The key nutrients in Spectrin were selected to help cats with vitamin deficiencies that cause excessive shedding. Spectrin has been effective with helping cat owners to improve their cat's skin, coat, and shedding problems. Other ingredients help protect against allergies, skin issues, and other stresses that affect your cat.

Enzymes

Digestive enzymes will help reduce bodily stress for your cat by assisting in the burdensome digestion process. Less stress often means less shedding. Use Enzyme Miracle®.

Diet

Cats are strict carnivores. If your cat is ill or displays allergies, make sure you're feeding an appropriate diet, void of carbohydrate fillers or grains, which could be contributing to the condition.

WHAT IS IT?

Everyone knows that cats shed, but excessive shedding is not normal, although it is common. The shedding of hair is a normal function for cats. Cat hair grows in cycles with old hair being pushed out in the mature phase and new hair replacing it. If the process seems to be not functioning properly there could be a few culprits.

POSSIBLE CAUSES

  1. Hormonal imbalances in cat
  2. Cat has impaired thyroid function
  3. Cat has a vitamin deficiency
  4. Parasites
  5. Digestive stress

To recognize excessive cat shedding, look for when your beautiful furry cat begins to look like a hairless breed (though we love them too), or if your couch seems to be covered in fur.

How to Reduce Your Cat's Shedding

  1. Essential fatty acids (Omega-3) can help to balance hormone levels and address other causes of too much shedding.
  2. Vitamins and antioxidant compounds like beta-carotene, bioflavonoids, vitamins C and E, selenium, and sulfur-containing amino acids, which will help to provide the nutrients needed to support all functions.
  3. Support the digestive process with supplemental enzymes.To make a long story short, your cat likely isn't getting enough natural enzymes in his diet. This enzyme deficiency forces him to rob enzymes from metabolic processes and burden the pancreas for the high-priority of digestion. Over time, the stress caused from this process takes its toll on your cat's coat.