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A Thorough Explanation from a Veterinarian: The Pros and Cons of Feline Spaying/Neutering and Post-Operative Care
A veterinarian explains everything you need to know about cat spaying and neutering. Learn about the necessity, pros and cons, appropriate timing, and post-operative care in an easy-to-understand way. For a healthy and happy life with your beloved cat.
Veterinarian explains: Causes and treatments of bloody stools in cats, and how to identify dangerous symptoms
Bloody stools in cats can be caused by various factors, from digestive system diseases to stress. A veterinarian explains how to identify symptoms of bloody stools, as well as early treatment and prevention measures, in an easy-to-understand manner.
Cat Health Checks (Cat Docks): At What Age Should They Start? A Guide to Tests, Costs, and Important Considerations
Cats are creatures that hide illnesses. Regular check-ups are necessary to ensure they live long and healthy lives. We've compiled essential information about cat health check-ups, including what they entail, costs, and how often they should be done. This is a must-read for owners who...
My beloved cat has "hemangiosarcoma"... The actual cost and tests involved in tumor removal
"Hemangiosarcoma" can occur anywhere there are blood vessels. It is said to be rare in cats, so when your beloved cat is diagnosed with hemangiosarcoma, the lack of information can increase your anxiety. This time, I will tell you about the examination methods, treatment content,...
How many days of diarrhea warrant a vet visit for your cat? A veterinarian explains in detail the symptoms and timing that indicate when to seek treatment for soft stools.
If your cat's poop is a bit soft, how long should you wait and observe? The main causes of diarrhea in cats are stress, diet, and illness, with illness being the most common cause. This article will explain in detail when you should take your...
Care and Precautions After Neutering a Male Cat
Neutering male cats offers many benefits, but it also places a significant burden on their physical and mental well-being. Post-operative care by the owner is paramount after neutering. Let's successfully navigate your beloved cat's neutering procedure by correctly understanding changes in their personality and appetite,...
Cat Over-grooming: Causes, Solutions, and Proper Care from a Veterinarian
Excessive licking in cats can be caused by illness or stress. This article will explain the causes, countermeasures, and home care for feline excessive licking in detail.
Feline Gastroenteritis: Symptoms, Causes, and Prevention
A cat that was playing energetically suddenly begins to vomit violently and also has diarrhea. If you observe such symptoms, it may be gastroenteritis. This article provides an easy-to-understand explanation of gastroenteritis, one of the most common feline illnesses, including symptoms such as vomiting and...
Explaining how to care for a spayed female cat and what to look out for
Spaying a female cat involves general anesthesia and abdominal surgery. Because it's a major operation, post-operative care by the owner is very important. Learn about how to interact with your cat after spaying, changes in her personality and appetite, and the correct care methods.
Should cats be microchipped? A vet explains the pros, cons, and costs in detail.
Does your cat currently have a microchip? Many people think that since their cat is kept indoors, a microchip isn't necessary. However, a microchip significantly increases the chances of your cat being returned to you if they ever get lost. This article will provide a...
What are the pros and cons of microchipping your cat? We'll also explain the costs and registration methods.
For cats at high risk of escaping, microchips are a vital item that can save their lives. Under the revised Animal Welfare Act, microchip implantation is mandatory for cats and dogs. This article explains the role, advantages, disadvantages, and cost of microchips in detail.
First Aid for an Itchy Cat: Causes and Solutions
When your beloved cat is intensely itchy, there are first aid measures you can take as a pet owner. This article will explain how to deal with cat skin problems, including first aid to relieve itching and first aid to prevent scratching.
Current Status and Challenges of Cat Euthanasia
Over 27,000 cats are euthanized every year. While the number of euthanized cats is decreasing, the reality is that it's still far from zero. What can be done to reduce cat euthanasia? This article explains the current situation and challenges of cat euthanasia.
What is allogrooming in cats? Explanation of its meaning and reasons.
While mutual grooming among cats is known as "allogrooming," the meaning behind this behavior is not widely understood. This article clearly explains the conditions and reasons for allogrooming, based on the role and effects of cat grooming.
Nights when I couldn't laugh at the words, "That's a genre where you'll never starve"—Why I, a cat writer, "still" write about cats
I've been a cat writer for 10 years. After experiencing the death of a kitten, I felt compelled to write articles about life that went beyond just "cuteness." I was laughed at for my dream of writing about cats, and my chosen genre was dismissed...
[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,...
Veterinarian Explains Everything You Need to Know About Spaying Your Female Cat
If you adopt a female cat, you'll need to consider whether to spay her. So, why is spaying recommended? It's not just to prevent unwanted pregnancies; it can also help prevent diseases and extend her lifespan. In this article, we'll explain spaying in detail.
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.
Veterinarian Explains: Cat Heat Cycle Symptoms and Proper Management
How should you deal with a cat in heat? A veterinarian clearly explains the signs, duration, and solutions. We also provide detailed information on the importance of spaying/neutering, home care, and tips for living peacefully with your cat.
[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.
[Veterinarian Explains] What diseases are Munchkin cats prone to? Polycystic kidney disease, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, osteochondrodysplasia, etc.
Munchkin cats are characterized by their short legs and are consistently one of the most popular cat breeds. While they are very cute, they are known to have genetic health problems. This article will explain in detail the diseases Munchkin cats are prone to, their...
What is a rescue cat? A vet explains why you should adopt a rescue cat instead of buying one.
What kind of cats are rescue cats? Rescue cats are felines that have been taken in by shelters or similar facilities. To help you better understand them, we will delve into the current situation of rescue cats, where to find them, and other detailed information.
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...
Who knew 50ml of fluid had accumulated in her chest? My cat was diagnosed with hemangiosarcoma, and I learned "key points for post-operative follow-up care."
Hemangiosarcoma in cats is a rare disease, and there is still much that is unknown about it. Our calico cat, Jiji, was diagnosed with hemangiosarcoma, and although the tumor was removed, she crossed the rainbow bridge four months after the surgery. In hopes that other...
[Veterinarian Explains] Common Diseases in Scottish Folds: Osteochondrodysplasia, Polycystic Kidney Disease, Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy, and More
The Scottish Fold is a very popular cat breed. It's no exaggeration to say that their distinctive folded ears are a persistent favorite. However, Scottish Folds are known to be susceptible to joint, kidney, and heart diseases. This article will provide a detailed explanation of...
"Please give me a little bit of your fur." The "post-mortem" way to preserve "proof that my beloved cat lived."
After their beloved cat passes away, owners are overcome with a profound sense of loss and grief. However, having "proof that my child lived" can sometimes alleviate that emotional pain. In this article, I will share how I "preserved the memory of the days when...
Why Do Cats Scratch Themselves? Causes, Treatments, and Prevention Explained
When your cat scratches itself, it could be the beginning of a skin problem. This article explains the causes of itching in cats, such as fleas and ticks, allergies, atopic dermatitis, and stress, which all cat owners should know about. We also introduce measures to...
Which is the best flea and tick medication for cats? A veterinarian explains in detail.
I received a DM from the vet about flea and tick prevention, but do I still need to prevent them even if my cat is kept indoors? The answer is yes. Fleas and ticks can enter your home by attaching themselves to you, the owner....
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