British shorthair cats do not shed much, but they will shed a lot during the moulting period. At the same time, if the owner does not raise the cat properly, or the cat is sick, it will also cause the cat to shed. Under normal circumstances, British shorthair cats actually shed very little hair. If the owner finds that his cat is losing a lot of hair, he should pay attention.

Solutions to British Shorthair Cat Hair Loss

1. If the cat is in the shedding season, the owner does not have to worry, as long as he pays attention to cleaning the cat's hair every day. That’s ok, the cat will return to normal after the change.

2. Cats should usually eat salt-free or low-salt cat food. When shedding is severe, they can also be fed fish oil, lecithin, vitamins and other nutrients, and spend more time outdoors in the sun. Being in the sun can promote blood circulation and nutrient absorption.

3. The cat’s hair loss caused by illness needs to be treated in time. When the cat recovers, add more nutrients to the cat. The cat will soon stop losing so much hair.