My crazy cat pulls its hair out. Any ideas?

I've found the easiest way to give pills is to hide it in a treat. My cats usually will just swallow it and never know the pill is in there. I use the soft treats and put it in the middle and roll it up into a little ball.

Unfortunately we are dealing with a cat who defines the very definition of finicky. He eats only fancy feat and his dry food, and will probably detect the pill in his fancy feast. But it's worth a try anyway, thanks again.

I'll have to look into that, although I dont exactly relish the idea of having to give my cat a pill every day.

Thanks for the input. We though it might also be stressed related, and looked for signs. But he seems to do it whether stressed or naturally relaxed. Unless he is just typically constantly stressed? He does seem to have a rather quirky personality, and can be pretty antisocial at times.

Your cat could be stressed all the time and only pull out his hair when it gets too much for him. Cats tend to hide a lot of things that bother them because of their instinct not to show weakness to other animals. The cat I was talking about being stressed when we move, when we first got her (she was originally one of my sister-in-laws cats and we took her and a few others when my sister-in-law passed away), the first year we had her she kept getting conjunctivitis. She was always kept as an indoor cat and when I asked the vet why she kept getting it, the vet told me she was stressed and this was how it was coming out. She was acting fine with us and didn't appear to be stressed but she was. This went on the whole first year we had her. I would think something is causing him to pull his hair out but I don't have any idea how you can find out what's causing it because a cat pulling out his hair is just not normal as far as I know. I would just check with another vet to see if he's causing himself any damage by doing this and if there's anything you might be able to do for him.