If the battery shows less voltage or won't take a charge, it's time to get out the hydrometer. This device checks the proportions of sulfuric acid and water in the electrolyte, which is a precise indication of the level of charge.
Common causes of cat hair loss, or alopecia, can range from allergic reactions to hormone imbalances to an infestation of some pest or another. Although the different causes can be difficult to pinpoint, most are fairly easy to address and remedy.
If you detect any bald spots on the catâs body or tail, this can be a signal your pet is affected by a medical condition. The most common cause of hair loss on tail in cats is the presence of fleas. Fleas irritate the skin and the tail, so the cat will chew and bite the tail, having access to his tail. Stress is another factor that can cause hair loss, as the cat can chew on his tail to relieve stress. Stress can be caused by various changes or events that the cat cannot adapt to. Allergies can cause skin irritation and itchiness and the cat may lick and chew his tail to reduce the discomfort. Other possible causes of hair loss on tail may include: Skin infections; Hormonal dysfunction, causing sebum overproduction; Cushingâs disease