Cat Health

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Cat health starts with everyday care. It’s more than just going to the vet once a year. From nutrition and grooming to vaccines and checkups, small habits make a big difference. Every life stage—kitten, adult, or senior—has its own set of needs.

Our articles cover common concerns like upset stomachs, weight issues, itchy skin, and dental health. You’ll also find guidance on how to recognize symptoms early and when to call the vet. If you’re curious about diet, hairballs, allergies, or behavior changes, you’re in the right place.

Explore simple wellness tips and easy home routines that help your cat stay comfortable, active, and happy. A little knowledge can lead to fewer emergencies, healthier habits, and more peace of mind for you and your pet.

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Cat Health

Why Is My Cat Not Drinking Water?

Debbie

Most cats drink small amounts of water throughout the day, so it’s not always easy to notice when something has ...

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Cat Health

Are Christmas Trees Toxic to Cats

Debbie

If you share your home with a curious cat, you already know that nothing is ever truly “off limits.” When ...

vet checking mild skin irritation on a cat for folliculitis
Cat Health

How to Treat and Prevent Folliculitis in Cats?

Debbie

If you’ve noticed red bumps, scabs, or small patches of missing fur on your cat, it can be pretty alarming. ...

Vet examining a cat for possible parvo symptoms.
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Can Cats Get Parvo?

Debbie

If you’ve ever heard about parvo in dogs, you know it’s a serious and fast-moving illness. But can cats get ...

A veterinarian gently holds a light orange cat, illustrating a checkup for hyperthyroidism in cats.
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Hyperthyroidism in Cats

Debbie

Hyperthyroidism in cats is one of the most common hormone problems in older cats. It happens when their thyroid glands ...

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Cat Health Cat Questions Answered

Are Roses Toxic to Cats?

Debbie

If you’ve ever caught your cat nibbling on a bouquet of roses, you’re not alone. Whether it’s the petals, the ...

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Why Is My Cat Sneezing? Causes, Remedies & When to See a Vet

Debbie

Is your cat sneezing more than usual? A single sneeze now and then isn’t a big deal—but if it keeps ...

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Cat Health Siamese Cats

Siamese Cats and Respiratory Issues

Debbie

Siamese cats are famous for their blue eyes, pointed coats, and talkative, people-loving personalities. But along with all that charm, ...

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Progressive Retinal Atrophy in Cats

Debbie

If you’ve noticed your cat bumping into furniture, hesitating in dim lighting, or showing signs of disorientation at night, it ...

A tabby domestic shorthair cat with striking green-yellow eyes sits calmly in front of a teal background. A faint, semi-transparent DNA double helix graphic appears behind the cat, adding a scientific touch to the portrait.
Cat Care Cat Health Genetic Conditions in Cats

Inherited Disorders in Cats

Debbie

Inherited disorders in cats are genetic problems passed from one generation to the next. Certain cat breeds are more prone ...

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