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[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...
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[Slightly Damaged] Cat-Friendly Cat Warm Shirt, Border (Short Sleeve)
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[Defective] Cat-friendly Cat Wear, Cat Warm, Border (Sleeveless)
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I'm sorry I couldn't say "I love you"—the lingering regret for a calico cat I "just owned."
For many who have lived with cats, there is often an unforgettable feline that lives on in their hearts. For me, that cat is Mikeko, a calico. Because I feel that I couldn't make her happy, even now, my mind and body tense up only...
Russian Blue Personality and Characteristics
Are Russian Blues nervous? Or do they have a cool personality? We'll delve into the roots and physical characteristics of the Russian Blue, a popular cat breed known for its beautiful grey coat, and explain in detail about its personality and how to care for...
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...
Picky Eating in Cats: A Vet Explains Dry and Wet Food Ratios and Calorie Calculation
Many cat owners may be surprisingly accustomed to feeding their beloved feline companions both dry and wet food. What is the ideal ratio for feeding dry and wet food? You might also be concerned about your cat gaining too much weight if you feed them...
My Cat Has Collar Sores! A Vet Explains the Causes, Treatment, and Prevention Methods
Has the fur under your cat's collar started to thin or even completely fall out? Hair loss due to collars is thought to be caused by friction, dermatitis, or stress from the collar. We will explain in detail the causes of collar-induced hair loss, as...
Cat Flu: Causes and Symptoms Explained by a Veterinarian
If your beloved cat has a runny nose, or if you've rescued a cat with a messy discharge from its eyes, cat flu is the primary suspect. Besides sneezing and a runny nose, the symptoms of cat flu vary depending on the type of virus...
Where should you put your cat's litter box? Placement indoors and how to choose a litter box.
Your cat may be eliminating outside the litter box because it doesn't like where the litter box is placed. Just as cats have preferences for cat litter, the placement of the litter box is also an important issue. To ensure your cat uses the litter...
When a cat urinates frequently or in large amounts, it could be due to frequent urination or an illness.
If your cat goes to the litter box many times a day, or urinates frequently, it may be a sign of frequent urination. Frequent urination can be a symptom of an underlying illness, such as cystitis, urinary stones, or kidney disease. We will explain the...
Leaf Ribbon for Cat Collar - Champs de Fleurs Mustard
¥590
【I need to know what measures to take】 "My home's situation" makes it impossible to place a cardboard scratcher
Cardboard scratching posts are a must-have for cat owners. Scratching helps relieve stress and allows cats to mark their territory. However, due to "my cat's peeing problem," I haven't been able to install a cardboard scratching post in my home. If you have any tips...
[Veterinarian Explains] What diseases are Ragdolls prone to? Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, urolithiasis, hairballs, etc.
Ragdolls are known as "plush toy" cats, and true to their name, they are very easy to keep. Due to their long fur, they are prone to hairballs, and compared to other cat breeds, they tend to be more susceptible to urinary stones. Additionally, hypertrophic...
Detailed explanation of the pros and cons of grain-free cat food
Grain-free cat food is not necessarily beneficial for all cats. We will explain the characteristics of grain-free cat food, its pros and cons, and the characteristics of cats that need grain-free cat food, in an easy-to-understand manner.
What is Feline Epilepsy? A Veterinarian Explains Causes, Symptoms, and Treatments in Detail
If your cat collapses and has a seizure, many owners will probably panic. Seizures in cats may be epilepsy. What exactly is feline epilepsy? We will explain the causes, symptoms, and treatment methods for feline epilepsy.
Beware of electric shocks from power cords caused by cats! Prevention methods and first aid explained.
Even indoor cats are at risk of accidents! We especially want to highlight the danger of electric shock from power cords. We will explain in detail the causes and symptoms of electric shock, as well as how to administer first aid. We will also introduce...
How to Express Your Cat's Anal Glands
If you notice your cat scooting or paying excessive attention to its rear end, it might be due to full anal glands. This article will explain the function of cat anal glands, how to express them, how often it should be done, and other detailed...
A detailed explanation of how to put on a cat harness and tips for choosing the right size
Poponeko harnesses are designed exclusively for cats. They securely hold a cat's soft body, preventing escapes. We prioritize lightness and a pleasant feel, so they are less burdensome and cats are less likely to dislike them. We will explain tips for choosing the right size...
[Real Medical Record] How long was the treatment period when my beloved cat dislocated its leg?
Cats have excellent physical abilities, but some short-legged breeds like Munchkins can be clumsy and fall from cat trees. This time, I'll share how I dealt with my cat's dislocation and the treatment process, based on a fall accident in our home.
Tartan Plaid Leaf Ribbon for Cat Collars - Dress Red
¥590
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."
Cat Collar - Dungaree Stripe (Pale Lavender)
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[Written by a Veterinarian] Are Eye Boogers and Tear Stains in Cats a Sign of Illness? Causes of Conjunctivitis and At-Home Eye Care Methods
Written by a veterinarian. Are you concerned about your cat's eye discharge or tear stains? Brown discharge is nothing to worry about, but yellow or green discharge may be a sign of conjunctivitis. If left untreated, it can worsen. This article explains how to identify...
[Pet Loss Experience] The death of my beloved cat, which I thought I had overcome – the "feelings that are still here" that I learned by opening the urn
I often hear people say that the only cure for pet loss is time, but sometimes there's a pain that time can't heal. The day I first opened my beloved cat's urn, I truly felt how much I loved her and missed her.
[Written by a Veterinarian] Why is a "Quarantine Period" Necessary to Protect Your Resident Cat? Infectious Disease Prevention and Introduction Steps When Welcoming a Rescued Cat
Veterinarian explains. When welcoming a rescue cat, it's dangerous to immediately introduce them to your resident cat. To protect your family from infectious diseases and parasites with incubation periods, establish a minimum 2-week "isolation period." We'll detail the careful steps for introducing them, from proper...
"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...
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