Cat Health
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.
Chlamydophila in Cats: Symptoms and Treatments
Chlamydophila refers to a type of bacteria affecting cats that can cause infections like conjunctivitis, rhinitis, and respiratory disease. This ...
Arterial Thromboembolism
Cats afflicted with cardiomyopathy suffer from impaired circulation, which in turn can lead to a condition known as arterial thromboembolism. ...
Causes of Obesity
The causes of obesity in cats are numerous, but the first and foremost of them is plain, old dietary indiscretion ...
The Facts Concerning Cats Anesthesia
Anesthesia is a word that tends to inspire uneasiness and fear in many people. In actuality, though, anesthesia is an ...
Controlling Internal Parasites
Left undetected and untreated, intestinal parasites can rob or cat of much-needed nutrients, can cause severe gastrointestinal upset, and can ...
Cat’s Conjunctivitis
Inflammation of the thin, transparent mucous membrane lining the inner portion of the eyelids and front part of the sclera ...
Cat’s Otitis Media and Interna
Otitis media, infection involving the middle ear, usually results from a chronic, untreated or recurring otitis externa. In such cases, ...
Seborrhea in Cats
The term seborrhea refers to an abnormality in the normal turnover of skin cells, which can lead to excessive secretion ...
The Aging Cat
Most well-cared-for pet cats can live to age 14 or 15, with some occasionally reaching 20. Life expectancy is increasing ...
Kidney Disease
The kidneys are responsible for eliminating waste products produced by the body’s normal metabolism. If they fail to perform this ...