How to eliminate cat dandruff? Met a friend today who is really an expert

Today I went shopping and came across an old friend. She and I are college friends at UGA. I worked as an RA at that time doing AI research while at that time she was at vet school. Her interest is, I can recall, is "How to eliminate cat dandruff?". I once read one of the assignments she wrote is exactly "How to eliminate cat dandruff?"

We talked and laughed, and how time flies! She now is a mom of 3 kids, and of course, with 3 cats. I had never seen a person who is so passionate about cats and cat diseases like cat dandruff. She said she had some papers on cat dandruff and asked me to drop by sometime at her home, which is just 3 miles away from me.

What a surprise! You just can not imagine what good things could happen tomorrow. I am glad that I will have one more cat lover friends and an expert in cat dandruff.

I am just SOOOOOOOOOOOO excited, man!

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Why is it happening to my cat?

Why cats have dandruff is:

• the coat is soo impacted with dead skin cells. The skin need to breath bit it can't now, so it will become dead and falls off

• winter time, windows are closed and the furnance is on so it makes cat's skin very dry. Feed some fish oil to rehydrate the cat to prevent dry skin.

• The cat is so fat that groom it's own back end becomes really difficult, like us human beings.
  

A special note about cats with Diabetes Mellitus( DM ). A cat with diabetes is most likely to develop dandruff. Cats with diabetes or DM has much greater chances to have dandruff problem than other cats. In my experiences this is definetely true. So if you cats has diabetes or DM, go check it at pet hospital to cure the dandruff before it is too severe.

Here are my recommendations to cure the dandruff:

• Do your inspection. Periodically run your hand down your cats' back, if you end up with a lot of hairs, it'stime for a full grooming.

• Change your mind set: Do not think that your cat is able enough to take care of it herslf! If

• full grooming for your cat(s) at least once every 3 months. That's the MINIMUM!

Let me know if this works for you.