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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....
Detailed explanation of what to do if your cat accidentally ingests human medication
Your cat ate human medicine! While it may be medicine for humans, it's poison for cats. Ingesting medication by mistake can be life-threatening. We'll explain in an easy-to-understand way why you shouldn't give human medicine to cats, the symptoms and treatments if your cat accidentally...
【New Product】New for Summer! Introducing graphic cat collars to enjoy the summer!
New summer designs have been added to our popular graphic cat collar series! Fifteen limited-edition designs featuring marine patterns, Japanese patterns, and feline patterns are now available, all based on the theme of "enjoying summer." We're excited to introduce these cat collars, which combine comfort...
Veterinarian's Guide: Top 5 Items Cats Accidentally Ingest and How to Respond
Veterinarian explains common causes of accidental ingestion in cats, ranked by frequency! We'll also provide a detailed introduction to dangerous foods and items, emergency procedures, and preventative measures. This is a must-read to protect your beloved cat's safety.
[New for Spring] Find the "hidden cat"! Introducing our spring collection of graphic cat collars
Introducing the new "Hidden Cat" themed spring collection from our Graphic Cat Collar series! Twenty new original cat collar designs have been added, making it fun to choose from a selection that goes beyond just "cute." All designs are original to Poponeko. We hope you...
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...
What happens to a cat infected with heartworm? Causes, symptoms, and treatment are also explained.
Heartworm disease is often thought of as a dog's disease, but it is actually a frightening illness that can also infect cats. In severe cases, it can cause serious symptoms or even sudden death due to heartworms parasitizing the heart and lungs. This article provides...
Feline Injection Site Sarcoma: Causes, Symptoms, and Prevention Explained by a Veterinarian
Feline injection-site sarcoma is a rare but serious tumor. A veterinarian explains its causes, early symptoms, diagnostic methods, treatments, and preventative measures in detail. This comprehensive guide provides pet owners with essential information to protect their beloved cats' health. It also introduces measures to minimize...
【New Product】Introducing our "Cotton-Poly Denim Collar" – combining durability with gentleness
Poponeko's new summer collection features denim! These cat collars may look stiff, but they are surprisingly light and soft to the touch. The secret is the cotton-poly fabric. We've used a durable fabric that combines comfort with resistance to wear and tear, ensuring it lasts...
【New Product】Gentle support during post-surgery recovery or injury treatment! Our recovery suit has been renewed!
Our highly popular Poponeko original post-operative suit has been renewed as a "new model." In response to customer feedback, we've removed the hook-and-loop fasteners on the back to eliminate feelings of pressure and discomfort, and it's now even lighter! It's also recommended for excessive grooming....
[New Product] Gentle support during post-surgery and injury treatment! Post-operative clothing is now available.
Introducing our new "Cat-Friendly Post-Surgery Cat Suit"! Recommended for cats who dislike Elizabethan collars during post-surgery or injury treatment. Made from highly stretchable bear tenjiku fabric, it offers a gentle yet secure fit and fully protects the lower abdomen. Its lightweight design ensures comfort in...
Cat Health Checkups: Recommended Age to Start, What's Included, and Estimated Costs (Veterinarian Explains)
Humans get regular health check-ups, but do cats need them too? Cats are good at hiding symptoms, and by the time symptoms appear, it can sometimes be too late. For early detection of diseases, health check-ups are very important. We will explain in detail the...
Protect Your Beloved Cat and Favorite Merchandise From Mischief and Accidental Ingestion! "Display Storage Ideas"
We're in the midst of an unprecedented "oshi-katsu" (fandom activities) boom. Many people are probably wondering how to safely enjoy their fandom while protecting their beloved cat, their ultimate "oshi." This time, I'll introduce the "storage methods for oshi-katsu goods" that I, who doesn't have...
[Written by a veterinarian] Can cats get bitten by mosquitoes? The dangers of heartworm and safe insect repellent measures
While mosquitoes are a nuisance in summer, they are also a dangerous pest for cats, as they can cause "heartworm disease," which can lead to sudden death. Even if your cat lives indoors, you shouldn't let your guard down. A veterinarian explains in detail which...
Too intense, even for your cat? A cat fanatic recommends alternative ways to bond with your cat besides the "cat sniff."
When you start living with cats, you often find yourself surprised by things that are "not what I expected...!" In this article, I, a multiple cat owner living with three cats, will share the ideals and realities of cat life that I have experienced.
Where did their hunting instincts go...? My beloved cats' reactions to finding a bug, and their owner's despair.
Some people might think that if you have a cat, you don't have to worry about bugs in the house. However, cats' reactions to bugs vary. In my house, the cats lose to stink bugs and treat small bugs as subjects for their independent studies,...
I smelled my beloved cat all over, and the different "scents" from each body part were too interesting!
Why do cats smell so good? With that casual question in mind, I decided to thoroughly investigate whether every part of my beloved cat smelled good by sniffing her entire body. The results exceeded my expectations, and I was surprised by the variety of scents...
10 Recommended Certifications for Cat Owners! Qualifications Useful for Pet Industry Employment and Cat Care Explained
Here are 10 popular certifications related to cats. Pursuing these certifications will help you gain knowledge about cats and become more confident in caring for them. Many can be easily learned through online courses, making them ideal for cat owners who want to protect 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.
Why Is International Cat Day on August 8th? Origins and How It Differs from Japan's "Cat Day" on February 22nd Explained
February 22nd is "Cat Day" every year, a commemorative day for cat lovers. In addition to Japan's Cat Day, August 8th, "International Cat Day," is also well-known. We'll delve into the origins, meanings, and differences between these two Cat Days, as well as how to...
[Most Popular Cat Names 2020 Edition] Check out the lists of Japanese-style names, food-inspired names, and names that sound good!
【Written by a veterinarian】Has your cat possibly ingested human medication? Immediate actions to take and a list of medications to be cautious about
If your cat has licked or accidentally ingested human medication, prompt action can save its life. In this article, a veterinarian carefully explains what to do first in the event of accidental ingestion, types of dangerous medications, when to visit a veterinary hospital, and management...
What are the Requirements for Adopting a Rescue Cat? A Veterinarian Explains Preparations for Welcoming a Cat, Including Environment and Costs
If you're thinking of adopting a rescue cat, what should you do first? To become an adopter, you need to be prepared to meet the adoption requirements. We'll explain in detail the conditions for adopting a cat, the appropriate living environment for cats, and the...
"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...
Even for indoor cats, a harness is a must! How to choose one to prepare for disasters and vet visits, and how to use it during evacuation
Even for indoor cats, a harness is essential! We explain its role as a "lifeline" to prevent escapes during disasters or vet visits, and how to choose one to prepare for emergencies. We'll introduce recommended harnesses that are gentle on your cat and difficult to...
[Written by a Veterinarian] Why isn't my rescue cat using the litter box, or making messes? Choosing litter that suits the habits of former strays, and training to correct inappropriate urination.
Veterinarian explains. Are you troubled by your rescue cat not learning to use the litter box, or soiling your futon or sofa? There are clear reasons why former stray cats might fail to use the litter box, such as discomfort with the feel of the...
[Veterinarian-authored] Cats, Ticks, and SFTS: Transmission, Symptoms, Human Risk, and Prevention
SFTS (Severe Fever with Thrombocytopenia Syndrome) is a zoonotic disease transmitted by ticks that carry the virus, and there have been reported cases of transmission from cats to humans. In this article, a veterinarian provides a detailed explanation of SFTS, covering its transmission routes, symptoms...
[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...
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