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Biotin is a supplement noted for making the coat thicker and plusher, longer and silkier.
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Black can be a challenging coat to show groom but is well worth the effort when you get it right. Understanding the qualities of your cat's black coat is the first step towards creating a grooming routine that will help the coat to look its best.
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This photo essay follows the development of a tortoiseshell kitten from a black newborn to a hot adult.
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Can a diet be supplemented to improve coat color? Perhaps...
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There are multiple factors that determine the coat your cat will carry. While you have no control of some factors, others you can manipulate to encourage your cat to grow a better coat.
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Something cat breeders see on from time to time, especially on black kittens, is an unusual hair color change called 'Fever Coat'. What is it? Why does it happen? What can you do to change it? Learn the answers to these questions and more.
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"Ghost" markings refers to the faint tabby pattern that can sometimes be seen on the coat of a black or blue kitten of any breed. A kitten with ghost markings is not a true agouti tabby.
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Whether a show cat is longhaired, shorthaired or in between, a well groomed coat is a definite must. This article discusses why a cat develops that greasy look, and how to evaluate it.
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Cat breeders really care about their cat’s coats. Some people might even say cat exhibitors can be obsessive about their cat’s hair. Learn more about your feline’s hair.
This article details the medical history of a neutered American Shorthair named Wookie. When the hair on his sides was shaved for an ultrasound, it never grew back properly.
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Do you know what is meant by the term “hot” Tortie. Or how about a “reverse” Calico? Learn the meanings of these color descriptions and enjoy a series of photos of cats illustrating the unusual color patterns.
Breeder Tracy Bayarena of Rare Earth Persians shares her experience with a litter of kittens born with fever coat. In particular, she took photos of one black kitten named Zorro showing how his fever coat changed from birth to adulthood.
Have you ever used a new shampoo and discovered it turned your white cat an unflattering shade of purple?
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Do you know what is meant by the term "reverse" calico? Learn the meanings of this color description and enjoy a series of photos of cats illustrating the unusual color pattern.
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Your cat has cycles of hair growth and cycles of increased hair loss. The phases are affected by several different factors, some that you can control, and some that you can't.
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Tarnishing can occur in any cat that is a silver or silver tabby. Tarnish is a browning or yellowing of areas of the silver coat, the result of incomplete "clearing" of color by the inhibition gene that creates silvers genetically.
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A Himalayan kitten amusingly named "G-nome" suddenly and inexplicably begins losing his hair in handfuls at just three month of age.
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Hypertrichosis, sometimes called Werewolf Syndrome, is a condition that causes abnormal and rapid hair growth over the body of a person or an animal. Two Persian cats, Atchoum and Moony, have hypertrichosis and are internet sensations.
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