Cat Preventative & Other Health

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.

A very uncommon kind of cancer called mesothelioma attacks the mesothelial cells, which in turn line the cat's internal organs. This article discusses this cancer in cats further.

All cats are susceptible to the uncommon but possibly fatal illness known as methemoglobinemia. Learn more about this disease in this article.

Miscarriages in cats are abrupt and involuntary abortions. In this article, we discuss how to manage and prevent future occurrences.

Multiple myeloma is an uncommon but deadly type of cancer that affects cats and causes various symptoms. This article will explore the causes, signs, treatment, and prevention of multiple Myeloma in cats.

Feline infectious peritonitis is a severe and often fatal disease that is caused by a mutated form of the common feline coronavirus (FCoV). The FCoV does not cause clinical signs of illness in most cats.

Cats frequently develop nasal polyps, which can result in a variety of symptoms like sneezing, nasal discharge, and breathing problems. Reading this article further will help you understand the entirety of this condition better.

Cats are really agile and, as a result, are prone to back and neck aches. In this article, we discuss how to identify and treat this pain in our feline friends.

Cats with neuroendocrine tissue tumors release hormones and neurotransmitters, which can result in various symptoms and consequences. In this article, we will see how to recognize and overcome these cancerous tumors in cats.

Non-inflammatory muscle disease in cats is a disease that affects cats' activities and can be very frustrating. In this article, we look at how to identify the signs and how to treat this muscular condition.

Nose bleeds in cats, also known as epistaxis, can be a source of concern for pet owners, but they are usually treatable. Learn more in this article.

Cancer is a disease that does not only affect humans, but dogs and cats as well. Diet and nutrition can play a huge part in both prevention and treatment.

As with people and other animals, our feline friends can also be afflicted with osteomyelitis, a fatal infection of the bones. Learn more about this cat bone disorder in this article.

How to detect osteosarcoma or bone cancer in your cat and how to care for them if they are diagnosed with the same.

Being overweight can not only make pets uncomfortable and make it difficult for them to get around, it can lead to serious health issues. Learn how to manage this growing problem.

Your cat could potentially die from pancreatitis, a dangerous ailment. Typically, obstructions in the pancreatic ducts are to blame, which can result in pancreatic infection and inflammation.

Feline Panhypopituitarism is a pituitary gland condition in cats that causes an imbalance in the production of hormones. Here, we will go into how to treat and prevent this condition in your cat.

For pet owners, a cat's paralysis can be a terrible diagnosis. We discuss this condition in this article.

Cats with cancer may experience a spectrum of uncommon conditions known as paraneoplastic syndromes. In this article, we discuss the condition further.

feline Pelger-Huet Anomaly is a hereditary condition that tells on cats’ bone structures. In this article, we will examine the signs to look out for and the management process.

Canine peritonitis is a dog condition characterized by infection and inflammation of the peritoneum, a membrane that borders the abdominal cavity and protects its internal organs. We go deeper into this condition here.

Cats frequently suffer from pharyngitis, also known as pharynx inflammation. Learn about this condition in this article.

Knuckling, another name for pillow foot is a condition where a cat's paw folds under, giving the foot a nearly "lumbar pillow" appearance. We discuss its causes and management process here.

Cats love to explore every nook and corner of your house, and you should usually let them be. However, certain things around your house can be harmful for your cat. A lot of cat owners don't know that these common plants are actually poisonous for cats.