Cat Preventative & Other Health

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.

The condition of feline atopic dermatitis is related to cat allergy that is neither flea-related nor food-related. So, it is a tricky disease to manage as it requires identifying the allergen and then keeping the kitty away from the same.

Lactic acidosis can be a problem that calls for serious concern in your cat. In this article, we look deeper into some causes and symptoms and how they can be resolved.

Cats that have been exposed to lead for a prolonged period or who have experienced severe poisoning may suffer lifelong damage or other difficulties, whereas cats who have mild to moderate lead poisoning can frequently recover completely with the right care. This article will help you understand lead poisoning in cats and how to prevent it.

When there is a disruption in the blood supply to the head of the femur (the thigh bone), Legg-Calve-Perthes disease develops. This article breaks this condition down further.

Leptospirosis is a bacterial disease that affects cats just like humans. In this article, we break down everything you should know about this disorder in cats.

Life-threatening cat diseases can be devastating. So if your cat is diagnosed with one, it's important to act quickly. The sooner you start treatment, the better your cat's chances of survival.

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.

Liver cancer is an extremely rare diagnosis in dogs and cats. Rare or not, it's still a very dangerous and potentially deadly disease if not diagnosed and treated.

For cats, liver toxins can be a major problem that can result in liver failure or liver damage. In this article, you will learn how to avoid and treat different liver toxins in your cat.

Learn how to detect lung cancer in your cat and how to care for them to prevent lung cancer.

All breeds and ages of dogs are susceptible to the deadly parasitic infection known as lungworm. In this article, we discuss the condition further.

Cats can contract parasitic worms called lungworms, which can lead to a number of different health issues. Learn more about Feline Lungworms here.

Lymphadenopathy is a condition that causes the lymph nodes to swell or enlarge. Lymphadenopathy in cats can occur for a variety of reasons and can manifest itself in a variety of locations, including the submandibular, prescapular, popliteal, and mesenteric lymph nodes. This article reviews the causes, symptoms, and treatment of Lymphadenopathy in cats.

Feline lymphadenopathy is a condition that is characterized by swollen lymph nodes in cats. We break down this condition more in this article.

Lymphosarcoma, aka lymphoma or cancer of the lymph nodes, is a dangerous and painful mutation in the lymph nodes, spleen, blood, or bone marrow and can occur in cats and dogs. Learn the common types and causes of lymphoma at PetCareRx.com.

Little or no magnesium in cats can lead to several health issues. In this article, we talk about the signs to watch out for and how to treat this condition correctly.

More and more pet parents are becoming concerned about their cats' weight nowadays. This article will help you learn how to assess and manage your pet's weight.

Cats may experience the unusual and potentially fatal condition known as malignant hyperthermia (MH), which causes a rapid and hazardous rise in body temperature. Here is how to manage this disease.

Malocclusion, often known as tooth misalignment, is a typical dental problem in your cat. We discuss the condition more in this article.

Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) is a disease that affects some cats, and it can be transmitted from cat to cat. FIV is not spread to humans or dogs, but it does affect the immune system of infected cats.

Manx cat syndrome is a hereditary condition that affects Manx cats. We discuss the symptoms and treatment options of this syndrome in this article.

Mast cell cancer is a common form of skin cancer in dogs and cats, and some breeds are more prone than others. Learn about the types and treatment options of mast cell cancer.

Mastitis is a disorder that can affect humans as well as animals, including cats. This article will talk about how to treat and prevent feline mastitis.