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It could be ringworm, skin allergies, fleas, mange, a chemical agent that got on the body and created the bald spots, fungus, bacteria, food allergies… and on and on and on.

It’s best that you have a vet take a look to make a proper diagnosis and medical treatment plan.

If the skin revealed by the bald spot is scabby then your cat may have ring worm. Ring worm is a fugis that is shaped like a ring. I would take your cat to the vet to find out what it is because ring worm is highley contagious. My first cat gave it to me. P.S. Hydro cortizne makes ring worm worse. It attacks the area with most moisture so it can live try not to touch your cat to much until it has gone to the vet. You can even get more than one ring worm.

is there a ring on it? if there is go to the vet it has ringworm

it mat just be shedding or aging bring her to the vet anyway have your vet take a look

is it shaped like a ring?

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no not at all

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It might be because it is getting older and that is why it has bald spots, ’cause it is losing it’s hair by old age. Also it could be that it feel that it is living in a hot climate so it sheds alot of fur of and the cat does not relize some spots are not fully developed with hair yet,

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that is what I think

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if u live out int he country it could be a snake