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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...
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....
What is a Cat Cataract? A Veterinarian Explains Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
My cat's eyes look cloudy and white. Could this be cataracts? Unlike in humans, cataracts in cats are not caused by aging but rather by genetics, congenital factors, or trauma. Therefore, they can develop even in young cats. This article will provide a detailed explanation...
Feline Dementia: Causes, Symptoms, and Prevention Explained by a Veterinarian
If your senior cat starts vocalizing at night, wandering, and having accidents more frequently, could it be dementia? Some form of cognitive decline occurs once cats enter their senior years. This article explains feline dementia in detail, including its causes, symptoms, and coping strategies.
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...
What Causes Foul-Smelling Cat Farts? A Vet Explains in Detail What Symptoms Warrant a Vet Visit
Have you ever smelled a cat fart without hearing it? Cat farts are almost always silent. Just like humans, a cat's farts can also smell bad depending on their stomach condition. We will explain in detail the causes of smelly cat farts and symptoms that...
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...
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...
Veterinarian Explains How to Identify, Provide First Aid, and What to Do Until Seeing a Vet When Your Cat Swallows or Eats Something Harmful
Cats love to play with strings and toys. However, they can sometimes swallow these items, leading to accidental ingestion. If a cat ingests or swallows something it shouldn't, it may experience frequent vomiting and loss of appetite. This article explains how to identify when a...
Cat Got Summer Fatigue? A Vet Explains How to Recognize, Treat, and Prevent It
If your cat's appetite has decreased recently due to the heat, is it summer fatigue? Symptoms of summer fatigue in cats include loss of appetite, vomiting, and diarrhea. These symptoms can also appear with heatstroke. We will explain in detail how to identify, treat, and...
[Permanent Preservation] Has Your Cat Suffered From Heatstroke? A Veterinarian Explains How to Recognize It, Provide First Aid, and What to Do Until Your Vet Visit
What should a cat owner do if their cat is lethargic in a hot room? Heatstroke in cats can be life-threatening if not treated immediately. This article explains in detail the symptoms of heatstroke in cats, first aid, and the process up to visiting a...
Causes and Treatments of Bloody Stool in Cats Explained in Detail by a Veterinarian
What should cat owners do if they find blood in their cat's stool? Most cases of bloody stool in cats are caused by an underlying medical condition. These can range from infections to life-threatening illnesses. This article will explain the causes and treatments for bloody...
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.
A Veterinarian Explains the Causes and Treatments of Feline Acne
If you discover black spots or bumps on your cat's chin, what should you do as a pet owner? These black spots on the chin are cat acne. If acne worsens, it can lead to inflammation and suppuration. We will explain in detail the causes...
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...
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...
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...
[Written by a Veterinarian] What to Do If You Find a Stray Cat: A Guide to Proper Rescue and Interaction Methods
What should you do if you find a stray cat? A veterinarian explains in an easy-to-understand way when you should rescue them, why it's best not to touch them indiscriminately, and the difference between stray cats and community cats, offering guidance on how to interact...
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!
[Written by a Veterinarian] Don't Know Your Rescue Cat's Birthday? How to Determine Their Age and Celebrate Their "Gotcha Day"
Is this your rescued cat's first birthday, but you're unsure of the exact date? This article, written by a veterinarian, explains how to estimate your cat's age from its teeth and weight, and how to decide on a birthday. We also offer ideas for celebrating...
[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...
[Written by a Veterinarian] How to tell the age of a rescue cat: Identifying "estimated age" from teeth and eyes and care by age group
Explained by a veterinarian: How do you determine the estimated age of a rescued cat or former stray? For cats whose birthdays are unknown, we introduce professional checkpoints for distinguishing age based on tooth eruption and wear, and the condition of their eyes. It's okay...
[Written by a Veterinarian] How to Prepare for a Successful Foster Cat "Trial Period": Environment and 2-Week Schedule
When adopting a cat, there may be a "trial period" where the cat stays at your home. How you spend this trial period will determine whether you can build a trusting relationship with the cat. This article will explain in detail the key points for...
[Written by a Veterinarian] Before You Worry About Your Rescue Cat Not Warming Up to You: How to Build a Bond with a Skittish Cat and Train Them to Be More Sociable
Are you worried that "I adopted a rescue cat, but it's hiding and won't come out" or "It hisses at me and won't warm up to me"? For former stray cats or timid cats, a house is an unknown world. Don't rush things. A veterinarian...
[Written by a Veterinarian] Is Buying a Cat from a Pet Store a Good Idea? Pros, Cons, and Checkpoints for Identifying a Healthy Kitten
A veterinarian explains the benefits and risks of buying a cat at a pet shop. This guide to adopting a cat without regrets for those aged 50 and over covers a checklist for assessing health before making an impulse decision, issues behind live animal sales,...
[Written by a Veterinarian] When Can Your Kitten Start Wearing a Collar? A Complete Guide to Safe Choices and Precautions
Do kittens need collars? At what age can they start wearing them? A veterinarian answers these owner questions, explaining the appropriate age for a kitten's first collar, how to choose one, how to prevent collar-induced hair loss, and how to use collars in conjunction with...
Veterinarian explains in detail what to do if you rescue a cat but can't keep it.
When you encounter a cat that is injured or sick and appears to be in distress, you likely want to rescue it out of kindness. However, what should you do if you are unable to keep it? If you cannot keep it, it's best to...
Veterinarian explains in detail what to consider when adopting an adult or senior cat
When adopting a rescue cat, some people may consider becoming foster parents for adult or senior cats. Adult and senior cats may have unknown backgrounds or may require treatment for illnesses or injuries. This article explains in detail what to consider when adopting an adult...
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