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My Luna is about 9 years old (about 13 pounds) and apparently quite active, healthy and in great shape. For her whole life she has had a strong preference for dry food (BlueWilderness Adult Cat Chicken Indoor) over wet food. I've tried to get her to eat wet food and she does eat a little Sheba...

As these spots do not seem to be causing any problems at all, I'm not into skin scrapings. Lawn treatments do happen, but none of them are liquid and I believe that they are pet friendly. All I really want to know is if someone has seen the same denuding and can tell me what caused it.

A reasonable suggestion. But, I do think she gets these spots all year at odd, random times.

No, same stuff since we have her. These spots (always on her head, but different areas) have been coming and going for a very long time.

What's a hot spot? As for fleas: Never saw a flea, cat doesn't scratch much, skin not irritated or marked.

No bite. Never any signs of skin irritation. Skin always clear and normal looking in denuded areas.

Yeah, maybe?

Luna is a 6 yo, indoor (also screened patio,) medium haired, Russian Blue mix. She is in very good health, not having ever experienced any issues. Over the years, on an occasional random basis, she gets these apparently denuded spots appearing on her head and ears (but not her body.) As far as...