FAQ

Cashews can upset a cat's digestive system due to their high fat content and potential to cause gastrointestinal distress.

Macadamia nuts and walnuts are toxic to cats and should be strictly avoided, while other nuts can cause digestive issues or pose choking hazards.

Not in corpus.

Cat dandruff can go away with proper care, addressing underlying causes like diet, grooming, or medical conditions.

Yes, dry air can cause cat dandruff by dehydrating their skin and reducing natural oil production.

Cat dandruff can go away with proper care, treatment, and addressing the underlying cause such as diet, grooming, or health issues.

Yes, dry air can cause cat dandruff by reducing skin moisture, leading to flaking and irritation.

Yes, cat dandruff can go away with proper care, nutrition, grooming, and treatment of any underlying conditions.

Yes, dry air can cause cat dandruff by reducing moisture in the skin, leading to flakiness and irritation.

Cat dandruff on the back is often caused by dry skin, obesity, poor grooming, or underlying medical conditions such as allergies or parasites.