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What can you do for a cat with dandruff?

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swingsofglory · 09/03/2009 11:55

I don't think Head and Shoulders is really appropriate...

Does anyone have any experience of this? Our cat is getting on a bit and has been dandruffy in the past, but it's usually cleared up with a bit of a comb. At the moment it's terrible and we get covered in flakes every time we stroke him. It doesn't seem serious enough for a vet visit (please no, don't need the bills) but I can't leave it as it is.

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bella29 · 09/03/2009 12:50

If you're sure it's not flea dirt (which turns reddish brown when combed on to a moist paper towel) then I would look at his diet as I would be thinking dry skin therefore needs more oils in diet, iyswim.

HTH

girlywhirly · 09/03/2009 13:01

You can get bottles of cod liver oil from pet shops, which you add to their food, I think a teaspoon once a day might help with the problem and your cat will get shiny fur! Might also be good for his joints, too, as he is older.

swingsofglory · 09/03/2009 15:12

Thanks. I'll give the cod liver oil a go. I just hope he likes it.

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