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[Veterinarian Explains] Feline Osteoarthritis: Symptoms, Causes, and Effective Treatment Guide
Osteoarthritis, a joint disease, is commonly observed in older cats. This article provides a detailed explanation of feline osteoarthritis, including its symptoms, causes, and treatment methods. We also offer advice on caring for cats with arthritis.
"What are you up to today?" The cold stare... A "deep skinship" session with my cat who came into the bathroom.
Bath time is an opportunity to get up close and personal with my beloved cat. Whenever my cat joins me in the bathroom, I feel like our bond deepens through this more intense skinship. Please laugh at our regular, "excessive skinship" that has become a...
Veterinarian Explains the Causes and Prevention of Constipation in Cats in an Easy-to-Understand Way
My cat's stool always looks hard; is this constipation? When determining if a cat is constipated, in addition to the condition of the stool, you need to observe how the cat uses the litter box. We will explain in detail the causes and prevention of...
"What's your cat's name?" - The Embarrassing Time I Was Called by "My Own Name" at the Vet
Vet clinics can be a bit stressful, which is why sometimes surreal humor can emerge. Today, I'm sharing my blunders, where for some reason, I always say my own name when it's time to state my beloved cat's name. Please feel free to have a...
Are mosquito coils dangerous for cats? A veterinarian explains safe usage and precautions in detail.
Summer is here, and with it comes the season of bothersome mosquitoes. When thinking about mosquito control, mosquito coils probably come to mind. This time, we will explain in detail how to safely use mosquito coils, their precautions, and other mosquito control products.
【New Product】New lineup of scrunchie cat collars! Now available in LL size!
Our scrunchie cat collars have been renewed! In response to numerous requests, we've added popular designs from our regular cat collars to the lineup! Plus, we've introduced an LL size. From kittens to larger cats, our scrunchie collars offer a cute, stress-free way to prevent...
Can Cats Get Hay Fever? Symptoms and Treatment
Can cats get hay fever? If your cat is sneezing repeatedly, has a runny nose, or is itching their eyes or skin during allergy season, it might be "cat hay fever." This article explains in detail the causes, symptoms, treatments, and preventative measures for cat...
"Is This Also Abuse?" The Day I Faced the "Hate Comments" on My Social Media Post
It's been 12 years since I started X. Looking back, there have been so many different events and encounters. Among them, what truly stands out are the numerous anti-comments I received. There were times when a casual post would be met with accusations of "abuse,"...
A Veterinarian's Guide: How to Trim Your Cat's Claws and What to Do If They Resist
To cat owners who struggle with nail trimming: A veterinarian explains the correct method, frequency, and tips for dealing with reluctant cats, and how to trim safely.
[New Product] We've created a cute cat collar with small floral embroidery!
Introducing "Fleuron," a charming small floral pattern, to the Tyrol cat collar series! This new product features plump embroidery that stands out against a subdued color palette. We're proud to present a collar that prioritizes your cat's comfort while also boasting an exquisite design.
Are Cat Food Additives Dangerous? A Detailed Explanation
Are cat food additives bad for your cat's health? To answer this question, we'll explain the types and roles of cat food additives, and how to choose cat food that you can safely give to your cat.
"Organs rupture from the impact of a jump." The terror of amyloidosis, a rare feline disease I learned about from a veterinarian.
Amyloidosis, a disease where a type of protein called "amyloid" deposits in the spaces between cells and tissues, is not widely known due to its low incidence rate. However, it's crucial to gain knowledge about it so you can provide the necessary care if your...
[New Release] Second collaboration with German company, KAFKA! New colors added to our European floral cat collars!
New colors are here for the "Kafka Ribbon" cat collars, a collaboration with Germany's Kafka company! The second collection features chic, mature colors and a charming pink daisy pattern. We'll introduce the appeal of these stylish and comfortable new cat collars that greatly enhance your...
How to stroke your cat to make them happy: Understanding their favorite spots
Do you know how to pet a cat in a way that makes them happy? The spots where they like to be petted and their preferred petting styles vary from cat to cat. Conversely, there are also places where they dislike being touched. Since petting...
Cats Not Getting Along? Explaining the Causes and Solutions for Cat Fights
Many cat owners who want to own multiple cats are concerned about fights. We've compiled a summary of things to be aware of when owning multiple cats, including the causes of cat fights, how to stop them, and how to tell the difference between playful...
On the Rise! Preventing Cats from Ingesting Dangerous Household Items
If your cat is acting strangely, it may be due to accidental ingestion of a foreign object or food. Strings, sharp objects, and toys are easily swallowed, and may require abdominal surgery. This can be life-threatening. We will explain the symptoms and how to deal...
What are the early symptoms of feline cystitis? A veterinarian explains the causes, symptoms, and treatment in detail.
Does your cat wander around the litter box or relieve themselves outside of it? They might have cystitis. Cystitis can cause various symptoms in addition to frequent urination and bloody urine. We will explain in detail the causes, symptoms, and treatment of cystitis in cats.
What Causes a Cat's Persistent Hiccups? A Vet Explains When to Take Your Cat to the Hospital
Have you ever heard a cat hiccup? While cat hiccups are normal and usually subside after a while, if they don't stop, it could be a sign of an underlying health issue. We'll explain the causes of persistent cat hiccups and the symptoms that warrant...
Why Are Cats Startled by Cucumbers? An Explanation of Why They Run Away
There was once a trending video of a cat jumping wildly after seeing a cucumber. This article explains in detail why cats are startled and run away when they see cucumbers, and whether it's okay to feed them cucumbers.
My cat suddenly couldn't walk… the cause was hypothermia at 35 degrees! The day her life was miraculously saved
We occasionally hear stories about rescued kittens suffering from hypothermia, but just yesterday, my indoor cat became hypothermic and hovered between life and death. Based on that experience, I'd like to share what symptoms to look for when an adult cat develops hypothermia.
[Written by a Veterinarian] Why Does Your Cat Eat Fabric and Plastic? Causes, Dangers, and Solutions for Pica
Explained by a veterinarian: Behaviors such as cats sucking on blankets or eating plastic bags and string are called "pica." If the digestive tract becomes blocked due to pica, abdominal surgery may be necessary. Why do cats eat fabric and plastic? We will explain the...
Can You Understand a Cat's Feelings From Its Meows? A Thorough Explanation of Variations and Emotions
There are dozens of variations in cat meows, as many as there are feline emotions and feelings. This article explains in detail the emotions and feelings that can be understood from a cat's meows, such as wanting to be pampered, being hungry, or being in...
[Series #2] Protecting Your Cat's Life During a Disaster: Evacuating Together and Staying at the Shelter
Can you bring your cat to an evacuation shelter? Many pet owners struggle with this question. This article summarizes important considerations when evacuating with your cat during a disaster. We provide a detailed explanation of co-evacuation with your cat and how to spend your time...
[Veterinarian Supervised] Cat Collar Caused Hair Loss! Causes, Prevention, and How to Choose a Cat Collar
"Collar alopecia" refers to hair loss around a cat's collar. The causes of collar alopecia are related to the choice of cat collar and a lack of daily maintenance. Understanding the causes of collar alopecia will help you prevent it. We will also explain in...
The grudge of food is scary... Aren't there too many things that are easily mistaken for "Churu" or cat food?
Living with cats, there are times when human food is mistaken for "cat food," leading to awkward situations. This has happened a few times in my house, and I've received cold stares from my beloved cats.
Causes and Diseases to Consider When Your Cat Urinates Frequently
An increase in the amount of urine your cat produces can be a symptom of illnesses such as kidney disease. To detect illnesses early, it's very important to check your cat's litter box habits. We've summarized the average amount of urine a cat produces and...
[Series #1] To protect cats' lives during a disaster. Preparing for emergencies.
In the event of a disaster, what should you prepare and how should you get ready to survive with your cat? Based on the challenges faced during evacuation with cats during the Great East Japan Earthquake, we will explain in detail the necessary preparations to...
When I consulted my hairdresser about "my cat's habit of chewing my hair"... I ended up with a haircut that surprisingly put my cat first.
When you live with a cat, many things become cat-first. In my case, after meeting a cat-loving hairdresser, even my hair became cat-first! My hairdresser, who prioritizes my cat's "desire to chew my hair" (even though they've never met), started giving me "chewable cuts."
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