Mange in Cats: Definition, Treatment, Prevention
There is a wide range of conditions that a cat can suffer from and each of these has its own causes and symptoms. One condition by which a cat may be affected is mange, although…
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My Cat Has Dandruff: What Should I Do?
Cats can suffer from all sorts of minor illness, ailments, and conditions. While some of these care cause for concern and require treatment, there are others that are purely a minor problem that you shouldn’t…
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Cat Eye Discharge: When Should You See a Vet?
All body parts of a cat can become infected or suffer from a health condition. These vary greatly in severity from minor illnesses to life-threatening conditions. One problem from which a cat may suffer is…
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Your Guide to Cat Poop: When to Worry and When Not To
Have you ever noticed that almost every time you visit your doctor they ask you about your bowel movements? This is because bowel movements are a good indicator of health and can help to identify…
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The Stages of a Cat Urinary Blockage
Have you ever heard of the disease urinary tract blockage, especially in cats? If you are a cat owner or even thinking about getting a cat, this is something that you need to know about….
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What is Pancreatitis in Cats and How is it Treated?
Just like humans, cats can also suffer from disorders that affect the pancreas. When thinking of pancreatic disorders, it is often diabetes that springs to most people’s mind’s first. However, another serious disorder of the…
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When Do Kittens Open Their Eyes?
If you have ever had a litter of kittens born at your home, then you might remember that they all had their eyes closed when they were born. Whether or not a kitten’s eyes are…
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How Long Can a Cat Go Without Eating?
There are few reasons why a cat might refuse food or drink. In any case, it’s always an indication that something is wrong. Depending on your cat’s medical history and age, refusal of food could…
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What is Cat Growling and What Can You Do About It?
Like most animals, cats make a wide range of different noises. These are used to communicate with other cats, react to a situation, warn away a competitor, attract a mate, or to express their feelings….
