Hyperesthesia in Cats (FHS) | Rippling Skin Disease
Hyperesthesia in cats, also known as Feline Hyperesthesia Syndrome (FHS), is an unexplained neurological disorder that affects cats. A cat with FHS may show signs of obsessive licking, tail chasing, rippling of the skin, and over-sensitivity to touch. FHS may be triggered by different factors, such as fleas, environmental stress, myositis, seizures, and spinal or […]
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