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Why Cats Shed Excessively in March and What Triggers It

March 4, 2026 by Charlotte Brooks
Why Cats Shed Excessively in March — The Biological Trigger You Need to Understand

March brings a dramatic seasonal shedding cycle in cats triggered by lengthening daylight, not temperature. Understanding this photoperiodic response helps you distinguish normal moulting from potential health concerns and implement grooming strategies that actually work.

Categories Cats Tags cat grooming, cat health, cat shedding, pet care, seasonal moulting

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