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[Written by a Veterinarian] Feline Mast Cell Tumors: Symptoms, Treatment, Prognosis, and Daily Care Tips
Feline mast cell tumors are tumors that occur in the skin and internal organs, and are often seen in older cats. A veterinarian will explain the symptoms, treatment, prognosis, and precautions for daily care in an easy-to-understand manner.
[Written by a Veterinarian] What is Feline Squamous Cell Carcinoma? Symptoms, Causes, Treatments, and Daily Care
Feline squamous cell carcinoma is a malignant tumor that tends to occur in the mouth, nose, ears, and skin. It is a rapidly progressing disease with a high risk of metastasis. Early symptoms include changes such as "worsening bad breath," "difficulty eating," and "presence of...
[Written by a Veterinarian] What is Feline Eosinophilic Granuloma Complex? Causes, Symptoms, Treatment, and Home Care
A lump on your cat's mouth or skin could be "eosinophilic granuloma complex." In this article, a veterinarian clearly explains the causes, symptoms, diagnostic methods, and treatment for eosinophilic granuloma complex, as well as tips for preventing recurrence. Early detection and early treatment are important.
Cat Cancer: Types, Symptoms, Treatments, and Early Detection Tips Explained by a Vet
Early detection and appropriate treatment are key to feline cancer. A veterinarian explains common symptoms and treatments for cancer in cats. We also introduce health management and preventive measures to extend their lifespan. Learn how to notice abnormalities in your beloved cat and take appropriate...
Do Cats Need Sunbathing? A Vet Explains What Happens If They Don't Get Enough Sun
Seeing a cat happily sleeping in a sunny spot is healing. Cats love sunbathing, but is it necessary for them? Sunbathing offers various benefits, such as stabilizing emotions and keeping skin healthy. This article will explain cat sunbathing in detail.
How to Identify Skin Diseases in Cats: A Vet Explains Symptoms, Treatments, and Prevention
Have you noticed your beloved cat scratching or licking itself? It might be itchy. If your cat is itchy, there's a possibility it's suffering from some kind of skin disease. We'll delve into the symptoms, treatments, and prevention methods for feline skin diseases.
Paw prints drawn in blood all over the room... A record of my beloved cat's battle with plasmacytic pododermatitis
"Plasma cell pododermatitis" is a disease said to be caused by abnormalities in immune cells called plasma cells. Our cat, Leon, contracted this disease and required a long period of treatment. This time, I will tell you about the course of treatment and the considerations...
Children who drastically changed after their parents' divorce—Until I, a cat lover, was accepted as "family" by my beloved cat
The moment a human welcomes a cat into their home, they feel like they've become family. However, it often takes a long and winding road for the cat to truly recognize their owner as family. My three beloved cats also seemed to have various struggles...
Why do cats lose their hair? A veterinarian explains the causes and countermeasures in detail.
From autumn to winter, cats shed their fur, but do you ever notice your cat constantly licking the same spot or large clumps of fur falling out? Hair loss can range from that caused by collar irritation to that caused by illness. This article will...
Explained by a Veterinarian! Is Moisturizing Necessary for Cats? Dry Skin Prevention and How to Keep Their Skin Healthy
For those concerned about their cat's dry skin and coat. A veterinarian explains why moisturizing is necessary and introduces effective moisturizing care and recommended methods. This information is also useful for preventing dryness in winter!
A veterinarian explains in detail the diseases that can cause cats to snore.
The sound of your beloved cat snoring might warm your heart. However, snoring in cats is caused by conditions that narrow the airway. In other words, it's a sign of diseases affecting the nose, throat, or bronchi. This article will delve into the causes of...
Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV): Symptoms, Diagnosis, Treatment, and Prevention Explained by a Veterinarian
When you take in a cat, you may be advised by the vet to have it tested for feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV). FIV causes a decline in a cat's immune function, making it susceptible to various diseases. In this article, we will explain FIV in...
Veterinarian explains in detail the causes and symptoms of hematuria in cats
If your cat's urine is red, what should you do as a pet owner? If a cat's urine is red, it could be hematuria due to a urinary tract disease. Urinary tract diseases in cats often become life-threatening if not treated promptly. This article explains...
[Written by a Veterinarian] Are "Feline AIDS/Leukemia" carrier cats difficult to care for? Risk of development and health management for a peaceful life
A veterinarian explains: Do you think cats carrying feline AIDS or feline leukemia are short-lived and difficult to care for? In reality, if stress care and strict indoor living are thoroughly implemented, many cats live out their full natural lifespans without developing the disease. This...
Veterinarian Provides Detailed Explanation of Potential Causes of Nasal Discharge in Cats
It's said that cats have wet noses, but is it normal for mucus to drip from their noses? Most cases of nasal discharge in cats are due to illness. While cat flu is a common cause, tumors can also lead to nasal discharge. This article...
Why Do Cats Need Vaccinations? A Vet Explains Types, Timing, and Costs in Detail
We sometimes get asked, "Is it okay not to vaccinate my pet if it's kept strictly indoors and is the only pet?" The answer is no. Pathogens that can be prevented by vaccines can be brought into the home by pet owners. In this article,...
【Written by a Vet】Miliary Dermatitis in Cats: Causes, Symptoms, Treatments, and Prevention Tips
Does your cat have a bumpy rash on their skin and seem itchy? It might be "miliary dermatitis." In this article, a veterinarian clearly explains the causes, symptoms, and treatment of miliary dermatitis, as well as what you can do to prevent recurrence.
Can cats understand "death"? The "unexpected behaviors" and "changes" shown by cohabiting cats after their feline companion's passing
Cats are often hard to read due to their independent nature, making it difficult to understand their thoughts and feelings. Because of their mysterious nature, when the time comes for a human family member or cohabiting animal to pass away, owners may wonder if their...
Feline Leukemia Virus Infection: Symptoms and Treatment Explained by a Veterinarian
When you've rescued a cat, have you ever been advised to have them tested for feline leukemia virus? Feline leukemia virus infection is a common infectious disease among stray cats and can cause various symptoms such as anemia, weakened immunity, bleeding tendencies, lymphoma, and stomatitis....
Do elderly cats need vaccines? Veterinarian-recommended vaccination criteria and precautions
Do senior cats need vaccinations? A veterinarian explains the immune system, vaccine effectiveness, and side effects in senior cats. We also cover the types of vaccines to get, the appropriate frequency, and precautions during vaccination. Let's correctly understand the necessity of vaccines to make the...
[Written by a Veterinarian] Is a cat's "white nose" a sign of anemia? At-home check-ups and dangerous diseases
Explained by a veterinarian. If you notice your cat's nose is white, or paler than usual, it could be a sign of anemia. Special attention is needed if it's accompanied by symptoms such as lethargy or loss of appetite. We'll explain in detail how to...
Do Cats Get Hay Fever? A Vet Explains Symptoms and Treatments
Due to the warm winter, it seems that the pollen season has started earlier. For those who suffer from hay fever, a difficult time is beginning. But do cats get hay fever? Hay fever is an allergic reaction to pollen. In this article, we will...
What is Feline Diabetes? Symptoms and Treatment Explained in Detail by a Veterinarian
Overweight cats are more prone to diabetes. So, what are the symptoms of feline diabetes? These include increased thirst and urination, weight loss despite increased appetite, an abnormal gait, and vomiting or diarrhea. If left untreated, diabetes can be life-threatening. In this article, we will...
[Veterinarian Explains] Common Illnesses in Norwegian Forest Cats: Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy, Obesity, Arthritis, and More
The Norwegian Forest Cat is a large, long-haired cat that consistently ranks among the most popular breeds due to its easy-going nature. Besides hairballs and obesity, Norwegian Forest Cats are also prone to hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, a hereditary disease. This article will detail the common illnesses,...
[Written by a Veterinarian] What is Feline Malignant Melanoma? Symptoms, Treatments, and Early Detection Tips Explained
To pet owners who have found black lumps on their cat's skin or in its mouth and suspect malignant melanoma: In this article, a veterinarian will provide a clear and thorough explanation of the causes, symptoms, diagnostic methods, treatment methods, and the importance of early...
[Veterinarian Explains] Common Diseases in British Shorthairs: Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy, Diabetes, Urolithiasis, and More
British Shorthairs are considered a healthy breed among purebred cats. However, they are prone to obesity, which can lead to diabetes and urinary stones, and are genetically predisposed to hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. This article will provide a detailed explanation of common diseases in British Shorthairs, their...
[Veterinarian Explains] Common Diseases in Russian Blues: Diabetes, Urolithiasis, Chronic Kidney Disease, and More
Russian Blues are popular cats known for their blue (grey) fur. Russian Blues are not known to have many hereditary diseases and are also a breed that is not prone to serious illnesses. However, if they become obese due to lack of exercise, they can...
What tastes do cats prefer? Is it true they dislike sour flavors? A vet explains in detail.
When you give your cat a treat, you've probably seen them eat it with gusto. But do cats actually find it delicious? Cats are sensitive to "sourness," "bitterness," and "umami," but are insensitive to "saltiness" and cannot taste "sweetness" at all. This time, we'll delve...
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