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      [Written by a Veterinarian] Can Cats Suffer from "Metal Allergies"? Protecting Your Beloved Cat's Skin from Collars and Bowls, and Recognizing Symptoms [Written by a Veterinarian] Can Cats Suffer from "Metal Allergies"? Protecting Your Beloved Cat's Skin from Collars and Bowls, and Recognizing Symptoms Is your cat constantly scratching around its neck, or does it have red bumps under its chin? If there is metal contact with the inflamed skin, it could be a "metal allergy" caused by the metal parts of a collar or stainless steel dishes. If...
      The day I thought, "A cat is a bond," I was able to accept a life without children. The day I thought, "A cat is a bond," I was able to accept a life without children. It's often said that children act as a bond between a married couple, and the same can be said for beloved cats. My husband and I chose a "child-free life" due to various circumstances, but I feel that our beloved cats have deepened our marital...
      "Euthanasia" was also suggested... Facing the difficulty of dealing with my beloved cat's life and death while she fought her illness. "Euthanasia" was also suggested... Facing the difficulty of dealing with my beloved cat's life and death while she fought her illness. When there are no more treatments available for a sick cat, and a veterinarian suggests "euthanasia" as an option, owners can struggle with how to say goodbye. This article describes my personal feelings and experiences during the days when I was faced with the option...
      Paw prints drawn in blood all over the room... A record of my beloved cat's battle with plasmacytic pododermatitis Paw prints drawn in blood all over the room... A record of my beloved cat's battle with plasmacytic pododermatitis "Plasma cell pododermatitis" is a disease said to be caused by abnormalities in immune cells called plasma cells. Our cat, Leon, contracted this disease and required a long period of treatment. This time, I will tell you about the course of treatment and the considerations...
      Surprisingly unknown! How to prevent cat poisoning accidents [Dangers in the home] Surprisingly unknown! How to prevent cat poisoning accidents [Dangers in the home] Even common foods and plants can be toxic to cats if ingested. Onions, chocolate, human medications, lily flowers, and tobacco can even be fatal. To prevent cat poisoning, it's important to be aware of the dangers in your home.