Well as most of you have said the vet needs us to take it one step at a time. Chloe being Chloe makes the vet think its an emotional situation. So we sat down and made a list of things that have changed in the last 4 to 6 weeks. Well Christmas came and went. We moved our smaller love seat couch to a spare bedroom till we could take down our tree. And that was the thing the vet thought was her problem she said the areas that she is chewing isn't rashy or anything just really groomed close.... So she said we need to take it step by step first getting her couch out where she likes it. Then if there is no change then change back to her Iams Adult food(Which she and the other cats liked real well but they all gained alot of weight on it).

THANK THE LORD-she really did not think Paris is the problem. Since the two of them tend to pick on Mopar together..... almost gang up.(Because Mopar is really sensitive.) She took all of her vital signs and did a fecal test. And it looked all normal. So she thought instead of putting her on anti-anxiety medication she would rather start with behavioral things first and if there is no change then we will need to go down another road. I covered the fact of the thyroid issues and diet issues and she didn't think either of these was the issue.

So for now we are starting things real slow starting with the Christmas Tree and love seat. And then we will observe. If the constant grooming starts again we will try the food change and if it gets to the point where she is licking her flesh off then we will need to look into meds.

The girls at the vet clinic call me the lady with all the siamese cats????? I only have two?? But that is an unusual thing for this area not very many pure bred cats around here.There should be if people even knew how awesome they are!!! Thank You to everyone for the good thoughts and advice. Chloe is glad to be home tonight and is running around the house like a maniac with Paris so I don't think she is feeling ill by any means

Thank you everyone again
-Heidi-