Pet owners may be relieved to know that, yes, it is totally normal for a cat to shed their whiskers. However, they will not shed their whiskers as often as they may shed their fur.

Whiskers Don’t Need Trimming! Like other hairs on a cat’s body, whiskers shed. That’s normal. But you should never trim them.

A cat called Mr. Odell has melted hearts all over the internet after his owners shared a video of his whiskers' transformation on social media. The viral clip, shared on TikTok on Sunday by ...

Licking its lips imperiously, a ginger cat mops up every last morsel of food from its curly whiskers, clearly undaunted by its supper’s rather unusual base ingredient – silkworm pupae. The 15 ...

"With a normal cat the whiskers will span out as far as their body can squeeze through," Dr Richards says. "If it's a really obese cat then they're not as useful.

I do know that every time I find one of my cat's discarded whiskers, I put it in a little wooden box.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>No weird behaviour that I've ever seen. Just the normal kitten behaviour.