For cat’s parents, it is very important to see their pet healthy and in a good mood. If you decide to have a kitten, you should know that vaccination is the best protection for any felines. The first vaccines will be done at 12 – 16 weeks of age. Your Read more…
Synonyms: Bronchitic Asthma, Dispnoa, Allergic asthma This disease is marked by intermittent dyspnea, wheezy respiration, and perhaps a soft spasmodic cough. Aged cats which have become obese occasionally suffer from it, though perhaps not so frequently as do dogs. Such animals, after having been at rest in a certain atmosphere, Read more…
Synonyms: inflammation of the conjunctiva or Mucous Membrane of the Eye; External or Simple Ophthalmia This condition is very common in cats, chiefly on account of its characteristic association with feline distemper. In all animals, the conjunctiva seems especially vulnerable to congestive or inflammatory processes, because of its great sensibility Read more…
What is necrosis? This may be described as a chronic phlegmonous disease of the skin, characterized by multiple abscesses, which burst and leave fistula, discharging a bloody serous fluid containing the bacillus of necrosis. This disease in cats usually promoted by bacteria, a fast extending infection of the limbs and Read more…
Synonyms: alopecia, baldness; falling of the fur. Alopecia may be manifested locally or generally, and although widespread baldness in cats is exceedingly rare, it has been seen sometimes in kittens, whole litters of long-haired kittens having been effected without any apparent cause. Even localized alopecia is not of Read more…
About 30 percent of cats over 15 years old are affected by kidney (or renal) disease! Recognizing your cat has the renal disease may throw you feeling desperate, but if you control it suitably, you can help improve the quality of your pet cat’s life. So let’s see what Read more…
Ascariasis is a disease caused by the parasitic roundworm. Nematodes (or roundworm) usually parasitic on cats include ascarids (Ascaris), filariasis, hookworms (Dirofilaria immitis), Toxocara cati, pinworms (Enterobius vermicularis), and whipworms (Trichuris trichiura). Ascaris inhabits the stomach and bowels and appears to do little damage unless present in fairly large Read more…
Hearing that the cat has herpes some people are frightening, but every vet will say to you that it could not be spreading to humans or even dogs. The only thing to do at that point you should move forward with management. Cats contaminated with feline herpes might Read more…
Identifying mites and recognizing how to treat them is essential to the healthy being of your cat. The mites are a big problem. However, the real danger is your pet trying to facilitate the itching itself scratching the ears. This frequent scrubbing can result in a big amount of Read more…
Dental illnesses of the cats are similar to those found in people. Methods of the treatment are also similar. Feline dental care can help hold your cat’s teeth and gums healthful. Studying the terms your veterinarian uses to declare dental illnesses will help you understand and discuss any problems Read more…