Anonymous toyotathon 6d

Yeah that’s what we planned to rule out maybe with the vets help.

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Anonymous #2 6d

I mean it’s possible. He spends most his day with our other cat that’s 2 years older, so idk they usually just do their own thing. We started playing with him more actually whenever he starts grooming the areas we try and distract him which helps short term

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Anonymous #3 6d

Fair enough, his nickname is bimbo

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Anonymous #4 6d

Okay that is super interesting. That’s the first thing we tried was switching his food and there was improvement but only for a little under a week and it started happening again.

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Anonymous OP 6d

How is his food stored? What about his litter?

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Anonymous toyotathon 6d

I mean storage wise we just keep it in the bags it comes in. But his litter box itself is in the open I guess and both him and our other cat eat a little at a time and throughout the day so the food is out as well in the bowl. Is that not good? He’s six and nothing has changed diet or environment wise, this is a very new behavior we’ve never had issues with him before.

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Anonymous OP 6d

None of that seems more. I just was wondering if the litter had changed cats cna be picky

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Anonymous toyotathon 6d

Yeah my mom has had cats her whole life so we try our best to give them the best care possible. So yeah I don’t know literally nothing else is off his personality is the same, energy, eating behavior, bathroom wise. I’m just worried it’s an underlying medical issue so vet is next step fs

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