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Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV)
By Team PetCareRx
Feline immunodeficiency virus is an immune deficiency similar to AIDs that causes serious illness in cats. Learn more about preventing and treating FIV.
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Did Your Cat Catch A Cold?
By ContentFly
Is it possible for a cat to catch a cold? If so, how can you prevent and treat it at home?
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Is your cat gaining weight? It might be time for a diet
By ContentFly
Obesity can have a host of negative consequences for your cat. Help you cat to regain their ideal weight with these tips.
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Staph Infection in Dogs and Cats
By Meredith Alling
Staph infections are caused by a Staphylococcus (or “staph”) bacteria. This bacteria is commonly found on the skin of people and animals, but does not cause any problems until the skin is irritated or the immune system is compromised.
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What is Cat Scratch Fever?
By Meredith Alling
You’ve probably heard of “cat scratch fever” thanks to Ted Nugent’s famous song. But cat scratch fever -- actually known as cat scratch disease -- is more than just the basis for a groovy 70s jam; it’s an infection caused by bacteria carried in flea feces.
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Lipomas in Dogs and Cats
By Meredith Alling
Finding a bump or lump on your pet can be scary. However if you take your pet to the vet and find that it’s a lipoma, you should feel relieved. Find out why here.
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All About Narcolepsy in Dogs and Cats
By Meredith Alling
Pets are famous for their love of sleep. With narcolepsy, however, a pet may conk out suddenly and/or exhibit excessive daytime sleepiness. Narcolepsy is a relatively rare condition in pets, but it does occur. Read on to learn what you need to know.
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Dehydration In Dogs And Cats
By Meredith Alling
Water makes up 80% of your pet’s body, and it is necessary for all biological processes. As such, a lack of water in the body -- or dehydration -- can result in some serious health consequences. Find out what you need to know about dehydration in dogs and cats.
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What To Do About Your Cat Or Dog’s Runny Eyes
By Meredith Alling
Does your cat or dog have gooey gunk coming from their eyes and tear-stained fur? If this happens every once in a while, it’s probably nothing too serious. However if your pet’s tears are continuous or yellowish in color, it’s time to visit the vet. Here we’ll look at what to do about dog and cat runny eyes.
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Osteosarcoma In Dogs And Cats
By Meredith Alling
Humans aren’t the only ones who can develop bone cancer; pets can get it too. Osteosarcoma is the most common bone tumor seen in dogs, and it can also occur in cats. Osteosarcoma is a very dangerous cancer and one that spreads quickly. Read on to learn what you need to know.
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What Causes Bloody Noses In Dogs And Cats?
By Meredith Alling
It can be scary to see blood dripping from your pet’s nose. Find out what causes nosebleeds in dogs and cats and what you should do if your pet gets one.
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How Your Pet’s Whiskers Help Them See Better, and More
By Meredith Alling
Whiskers are awfully cute, but they’re more than just furry features. Whiskers serve purposes, from helping your pet see better to aiding in touch and communication.
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Meningioma In Dogs And Cats
By Meredith Alling
The meningioma is the most common type of brain tumor found in dogs and cats. If left untreated, these tumors can cause serious damage to your pet’s brain. Read on to learn about causes, symptoms, and treatments.
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Giardia In Dogs And Cats
By Meredith Alling
Giardia is a species of parasite that can cause an intestinal infection when your pet drinks contaminated water, eats contaminated feces, or otherwise ingests the tiny organism. Read on to learn what symptoms to look out for and what treatments are available.
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How Common And How Serious Is Feline Rhinotracheitis Virus?
By Lauren Leonardi
Feline Rhinotracheitis is the commonly used name for feline herpesvirus 1, which is the leading cause of upper respiratory infections in cats. The symptoms of this virus is very similar to what us pet parents would consider a cold. However, feline rhinotracheitis can pose a great risk to your cat’s health. Find out more here.
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Is Your Cat Protected From Feline Calicivirus?
By Meredith Alling
Feline calicivirus (FCV) is a virus that causes most upper respiratory infections found in cats. Luckily there is a way to prevent your cat from contracting this virus and passing it along to other felines. Find out more here.
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Chlamydia In Felines
By Mary Kearl
Chlamydia is a respiratory disease conspired from bacteria that is usually spread from contact with other cats. This condition is most commonly seen in young kittens and usually starts off with conjunctivitis. Luckily, there are treatment options available. Find out more about chlamydia In cats here.
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The Pros And Cons Of Heartworm Shots
By Meredith Alling
Like with everything, there are good things and bad things about getting your pet a heartworm shot. Heartworm prevention is vital in keeping your pet safe, healthy and happy. However, there are many different preventatives available on the market. Learn more about the heartworm shot here in order to help you decide if it is the best option for you and your pet.
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How To Stop Pyometra In Cats From Becoming Life-Threatening
By Ellen Thompson
Pyometra is a hormonal imbalance that causes a bacterial infection in a cat’s uterus. This condition is usually found in older cats who have not given birth to a litter of kittens. Pyometra is usually treated with surgery. Learn more here.
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What Is Hepatic Lipidosis (Fatty Liver) in Cats?
By Meredith Alling
The liver is one of the most important organs in your cat's body. So when your cat is diagnosed with hepatic lipidosis(fatty liver), an abundance of fat in the liver, it can severely affect your cat's health. Learn more about the causes, symptoms and treatment options here.
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The Heartworm Life Cycle - An Infographic
By Sam Bourne
Heartworms are a problem for cats and dogs all across America, but many pet parents are unaware of how heartworm is contracted. To better understand this condition, it helps to have a functional knowledge of the heartworm life cycle, and this infographic does just that.
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Feline Pancreatitis Treatments: How To Care For Your Cat
By Meredith Alling
The pancreas plays a vital role in your cat's digestion process. When the pancreas begins to fail to due it's job, that is when pancreatitis develops. Although it is hard to treat, there are treatment options available. Learn what they are here.
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The Causes And Symptoms Of Pancreatitis In Cats
By Mary Kearl
Cats are diagnosed with Pancreatitis when the pancreas fails to release enzymes that helps with the digestive process. Learning the signs and symptoms of pancreatitis can potentially save your cat's life. Learn more here.
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What Causes A Collapsed Trachea In Dogs And Cats
By Meredith Alling
A collapsed trachea can severely affect your pet's breathing and if not diagnosed and treated properly, can lead to serious health problems. Learn more here.
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