8 Skin, Coat, and Sebum System · 8.3 Greasy Coat
8.3 Greasy Coat
Feline Fat-Based Metabolism (Fat-Based Metabolism)
Greasy coat is an observable skin-sebum output, not a root cause. Coat oiliness, clumping, flatness, and surface texture are output signals.
They do not prove that dietary fat is directly being excreted through skin. Backtrace through Sebum Processing Rate, Local Skin Environment, Fat Freshness Boundary, Ingredient State, and energy regulation to upstream food structure.
Synthesis, release, and surface expression pacing.
Friction, grooming, and follicle-adjacent conditions.
Long-term scheduling and tissue substrate context.
Upstream food-structure inputs.
upstream food structure
energy regulation and digestive fat handling
sebum processing rate and local skin environment
greasy coat (observable output / backtrace entry)
Greasy coat is the output layer signal. Related indices and coat condition outputs share the same backtrace rules.
severe itching, wounds, exudate, odor, or rapid spread → Clinical Boundary Layer
greasy coat = dietary fat excretion
greasy coat = allergy by default
This page defines greasy coat as output only. Not a clinical diagnosis system, not a treatment protocol, not an effect-guarantee system.