Cat Health & Wellness

Cats are beloved parts of our families, and when they pass away, we are left managing grief and many other emotions that can be hard to process. ...

Pinworms are a common parasite in people and especially in kids and, there is often confusion about how it is transmitted. Pinworms in People ...

Pancreatitis is the painful inflammation of a cat's pancreas. Acute attacks can be fatal. Learn the causes, treatment, and prevention. ...

Learn about Vetericyn, a broad-spectrum antimicrobial agent that is useful for wound treatment and other care for pets. ...

There are many factors that determine how cold is too cold for cats, including the cat's age, coat length, health, and various weather factors. Cats can be susceptible to hypothermia if the temperatures get too low. ...

As a cat caregiver, you need to be aware of the dangers of string ingestion and signs that the string is still in your cat's gastrointestinal tract. If this happens, it's time to call your veterinarian. ...

Feline bronchitis, or asthma, is a disease of a cat's lower airways. Although incurable, there are medications, diet changes, and more that can help. ...

Cats may not perspire like humans but that doesn't mean they don't sweat. This normal bodily function just looks a little different in a cat. ...

Megaesophagus in cats is a serious condition that can have a variety of causes. Learn the causes, treatment, and prevention. ...

Your cat got pregnant or a pregnant stray adopted you. Should you spay your pregnant cat or let her have the litter? ...

Cat seizures are abnormal episodes of electrical brain activity that cause. Find out what causes seizures in cats and how to treat them. ...

Vestibular disease impacts a cat's ability to balance itself. It can result from other infections. Learn the causes, treatment, and prevention. ...

All adult cats should be seen by their veterinarian at least once per year. Learn why the annual exam is important and what you can expect. ...

When cat pupils are different sizes, it’s called anisocoria. Learn what causes one pupil to look larger than the other, when to call the vet, and how to treat anisocoria in cats. ...

Studies by veterinarians and humane societies have made a strong case for early spay and neuter in kittens as young as seven to eight weeks. ...

Kittens usually experience more diarrhea than constipation, but a kitten that has trouble passing stool, or is not defecating can be just as serious. ...

If your cat vomits frequently, you'll need to look for clues to find out why. Often, diet is the culprit. Learn the causes, treatment, and prevention. ...

Cats get runny noses due to upper respiratory issues, but many conditions can cause this. Learn the causes of runny noses in cats and the associated signs. Find out how vets diagnose and treat cats with runny noses. ...

Learn the different signs of pain in cats so you can learn how to tell if your cat is in pain and whether it needs medical attention. ...

While more common in male cats, some female cats can have a bad habit of spraying urine. Find out what this behavior means and how to stop it. ...