There is no denying that cats are curious creatures. We find them getting themselves into all sorts of mischief, from playing with snakes to rummaging through garbage cans. Trash can often be viewed as an enticing toy or a tasty snack to a cat. So, what happens if your cat has managed to get into …
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Noticing bleeding from your cat is alarming, especially when you don’t know what’s causing it. As imagined, bleeding can occur for several different reasons, ranging from trauma to immune disorders to infectious diseases. Bleeding is not an illness but more of a sign of something else. If your cat is bleeding it is strongly recommended …
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Cats that have not been spayed cycle through a fertile period every 14–21 days during the breeding season.1 This is called being “in heat.” When a female cat is in heat, this is an indication she is ready to mate with a male cat. Some owners find the behavior of their cats while they are …
Addison’s Disease, also known as hypoadrenocorticism, occurs due to a deficiency in adrenal gland hormones. It is a rare condition in cats. The underlying cause is not yet fully understood; however, it is thought to be related to an autoimmune disorder where the cat’s body destroys some of its own tissue. Destruction of the adrenal …
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If you are a dog owner, there’s a good chance you’ve heard of Cushing’s Disease. If you are owned by a cat, however, you might not be familiar with it, for good reason. Cushing’s disease, or Hyperadrenocorticism, is a condition that almost exclusively affects dogs, most commonly in Miniature Poodles, Dachshunds, Boxers, and Yorkshire Terriers. …
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Scoliosis represents a lateral curvature of the spine, especially of the thoracic area. If you look at your cat’s spine from above, you will see that it curves laterally. However, mild cases are not obvious and are often detected accidentally during X-ray exams. Most of the time, scoliosis in a cat is present since birth, …
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NHV Tripsy is a feline urinary and kidney supplement aimed to soothe the lining of a cat’s urinary system, prevent the formation of kidney stones, and reduce inflammation for an all-around more comfortable urinary tract for our kitty friends. Urinary crystals and urinary tract infections may also be prevented with this product. NHV’s Tripsy supplement …
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Have you ever looked over at your cat and watched them pull a face as if they have smelt something disgusting? Interestingly, this is a natural reflex they possess called the Flehmen Response. It also goes by the name Flehmen Grimace or Flehmen Reaction. It is a technique that has been developed which aids in …
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Salmonella is a major public health concern because it can affect most animals and humans. Salmonellosis is the infection caused by Salmonella bacteria. The disease can be transmitted from cats to humans and vice versa, being the second most common zoonotic condition. Cats can contract the bacteria directly or through contact with the feces of …
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No one likes to be constipated, especially not our feline friends who make a comfortable career in whichever way they choose. Unlike a dog that may poop unseen in a yard, we usually know if a cat stops pooping (if they’re indoors using a litter box at least), so if you do notice your cat …
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