If a cat is lame on its paw, it may have problems with its pads, muscles, or joints. Unfortunately, she can’t meow exactly where it hurts. Lameness in a cat can be caused…

Should I be concerned about a runny nose in a cat? It depends on the specific situation. A runny nose, which is easy to treat in most cases, can sometimes be a symptom…

The sight of a pet merrily running after a ball of yarn always brings a happy smile to the owners’ faces. But, unfortunately, these items are extremely dangerous for cats. How to understand…

Some furry owners have heard of FIV, which is short for the feline immunodeficiency virus that causes this infectious disease. It is very similar to HIV in humans: it attacks the cat’s immune…

If an aging cat appears healthy, it may be tempting to skip regular veterinary appointments. It is important to remember that looks can be deceiving. An older cat needs regular blood tests to…

Upper respiratory tract infections (URTIs) are quite common in domestic cats. How do you know if your pet has this disease? Cat Respiratory Infections: What is it? In cats, upper respiratory tract infections…

Stomatitis in cats, also called feline stomatitis or chronic feline gingivostomatitis, is an inflammation of the mouth that is very common, painful, and affects pets of all breeds and ages. While stomatitis can…

Unfortunately, many medical terms are notorious for their ambiguity, and “ringworm” is undoubtedly one of the most misunderstood terms. Although this disease is universally considered parasitic, it has nothing to do with worms.…

If your cat has persistent problems with urination, your veterinarian may recommend a cat surgery called a urethrostomy. How can this procedure help and how to care for a pet after it? Why…

According to the Cornell Feline Health Center, feline pancreatitis is an inflammatory disease of the pancreas that affects less than 2% of pets. Despite the fact that this disease is quite rare, it…