Christina_
Savannah Super Cat
I'm hoping that I am just over-reacting as a fur-baby mommy, but in the last few days, I have noticed the fur between Sofia's eyes and below her ears is more than half the length of the other fur on her face. There are almost identical patches on each side of her face, so I don't know if she's just rubbing up against things and that's what's causing it...
Her energy level is still off the charts. She's eating, drinking and using the litter box normally. It doesn't bother her when I touch/rub those areas, so I don't think it hurts. I was thinking I could ask for everybody's help here first before I make a vet appointment, show up, and they tell me not to overreact (which I might be?)
Here are few pictures of the areas. The idea of taking a quick picture to share with you all seems like a relatively easy task...but not when you actually want to take a somewhat clear picture. It proved to be quite difficult last night, even with bribes of some freeze-dried chicken treats!
I put some red circles around the areas to show where I'm talking about. The pictures don't seem to show the shortness of fur too well though...I gave up after 20 minutes of trying to get a "good one" with a phone camera at night.

Her energy level is still off the charts. She's eating, drinking and using the litter box normally. It doesn't bother her when I touch/rub those areas, so I don't think it hurts. I was thinking I could ask for everybody's help here first before I make a vet appointment, show up, and they tell me not to overreact (which I might be?)
Here are few pictures of the areas. The idea of taking a quick picture to share with you all seems like a relatively easy task...but not when you actually want to take a somewhat clear picture. It proved to be quite difficult last night, even with bribes of some freeze-dried chicken treats!
I put some red circles around the areas to show where I'm talking about. The pictures don't seem to show the shortness of fur too well though...I gave up after 20 minutes of trying to get a "good one" with a phone camera at night.


