You adopted your kitty from the shelter and can’t help but wonder at some of her behaviors. Certain noises trigger her flight from the room. Certain objects cause her to hiss. Could your cat have PTSD? Can Cats Have PTSD? While we don’t commonly refer to cats as having PTSD, the truth is they certainly […]
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Has your cat started to have an odd meow? Maybe it’s deeper or really squeaky, but there is no doubt about it: something is not right. Let’s examine feline laryngitis, including some of the potential causes and treatment options. What Is Laryngitis in Cats? Laryngitis is inflammation of your cat’s larynx, a structure also commonly
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Your cat has been shaking their head nonstop, and it looks like they have an ear infection. You call your vet’s office to see when they can fit you in for an appointment. They say in five days. Five days! Frustrated, you call around, and no one is available. Inspiration strikes, and you check online.
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Our cats are beloved members of our families, living longer and healthier lives than ever before. It’s important to realize that with longer lifespans, veterinarians and pet owners are seeing age-related changes in our feline family members, including cognitive changes. What Is Cognitive Dysfunction in Cats? Feline cognitive dysfunction is also referred to as kitty
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It’s natural to want to offer your kitty something from your garden, but how do you know what is safe or potentially dangerous for your feline friends? Let’s look at some of the herbs you may have access to that you could let your cat around and some that should be avoided. An Important Note
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You adopted your cat from a shelter, and she was already spayed. Now, several years later, she yowls and acts like she could be in heat, but that couldn’t be possible, right? You bring it up to your vet during your cat’s semi-annual physical exam, and they suggest that your cat could have ovarian remnant
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Anemia is an insidious disease that can affect your cat. Unfortunately, veterinarians often diagnose anemia when it has progressed to being a significant condition, causing weakness and lethargy. The signs are often subtle, so what do you look for to diagnose anemia in cats? Read on to learn more about the process. What Is Anemia?
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If you own a cat, you’ve probably wondered how intelligent they are. After all, sometimes they can be silly goofballs, while at other times, they can find their way to harass you in the bathroom in the pitch black of night with their mouse toy. So, how big is a cat’s brain? And does that
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You want what’s best for your cat, and she sure does like her toys with feathers at the end of a wand. Is there anything you need to remember before she plays with the feather toy, and why does she like it so much? Let’s take a look at feather toys and cats. Cats and
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It is always a bit concerning when your cat seems ill, so you might feel more comfortable if you took them to the vet’s office to get checked out. Your veterinarian will likely want to run several tests if your cat feels under the weather. One test, a feline leukemia and FIV test, checks for
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