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      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...
      Causes and Treatments of Bloody Stool in Cats Explained in Detail by a Veterinarian 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...
      Veterinarian explains: Causes and treatments of bloody stools in cats, and how to identify dangerous symptoms 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.
      What is Feline Diabetes? Symptoms and Treatment Explained in Detail by a Veterinarian What is Feline Diabetes? Symptoms and Treatment Explained in Detail by a Veterinarian Overweight cats are more prone to diabetes. So, what are the symptoms of feline diabetes? These include increased thirst and urination, weight loss despite increased appetite, an abnormal gait, and vomiting or diarrhea. If left untreated, diabetes can be life-threatening. In this article, we will...
      [Written by a Veterinarian] Is a cat's "white nose" a sign of anemia? At-home check-ups and dangerous diseases [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...
      Feline Leukemia Virus Infection: Symptoms and Treatment Explained by a Veterinarian 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....
      [Veterinarian Explains] The Importance of Cat Health Check-ups: Tests, Frequency, and At-Home Care Guide [Veterinarian Explains] The Importance of Cat Health Check-ups: Tests, Frequency, and At-Home Care Guide Just like humans, cats need regular health check-ups. This article provides detailed information on the frequency and content of these check-ups, as well as post-check-up home care.
      [Written by a Veterinarian] Feline Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy: Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment Guide [Written by a Veterinarian] Feline Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy: Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment Guide Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy is the most common and urgent heart disease in cats, and it has a high mortality rate. This article will provide a detailed explanation of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy in cats, including home care tips.
      [Veterinarian Explains] Common Diseases in British Shorthairs: Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy, Diabetes, Urolithiasis, and More [Veterinarian Explains] Common Diseases in British Shorthairs: Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy, Diabetes, Urolithiasis, and More British Shorthairs are considered a healthy breed among purebred cats. However, they are prone to obesity, which can lead to diabetes and urinary stones, and are genetically predisposed to hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. This article will provide a detailed explanation of common diseases in British Shorthairs, their...
      [Veterinarian Explains] Common Illnesses in Norwegian Forest Cats: Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy, Obesity, Arthritis, and More [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】What are the Diseases American Shorthairs are Prone to? Diabetes, Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy, Polycystic Kidney Disease, and More 【Veterinarian Explains】What are the Diseases American Shorthairs are Prone to? Diabetes, Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy, Polycystic Kidney Disease, and More American Shorthairs are curious and playful, and they remain a popular breed for first-time cat owners due to their ease of care. They also have hearty appetites, making them prone to obesity and related illnesses. Additionally, some genetic diseases have been identified in the breed....
      Veterinarian explains in detail the causes and symptoms of hematuria in cats 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...
      Cat Health Checks (Cat Docks): At What Age Should They Start? A Guide to Tests, Costs, and Important Considerations 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...
      Causes and Diseases to Consider When Your Cat Urinates Frequently Causes and Diseases to Consider When Your Cat Urinates Frequently An increase in the amount of urine your cat produces can be a symptom of illnesses such as kidney disease. To detect illnesses early, it's very important to check your cat's litter box habits. We've summarized the average amount of urine a cat produces and...
      [Written by a Veterinarian] Is Feline Pancreatitis Difficult to Diagnose? Don't Miss Early Symptoms Like Vomiting and Loss of Appetite [Written by a Veterinarian] Is Feline Pancreatitis Difficult to Diagnose? Don't Miss Early Symptoms Like Vomiting and Loss of Appetite Explained by a veterinarian. Feline pancreatitis is a disease where symptoms are often unclear and diagnosis can be difficult. If simply dismissed as "the cat is vomiting" or "loss of appetite" and left untreated, it can become severe and even life-threatening. We will introduce a...
      [Written by a Veterinarian] Is your cat eating but still losing weight? It might be hyperthyroidism. Symptoms to check and treatment options. [Written by a Veterinarian] Is your cat eating but still losing weight? It might be hyperthyroidism. Symptoms to check and treatment options. Explained by a veterinarian. If your senior cat is eating but losing weight, or suddenly becoming more active, it might not be old age but "hyperthyroidism." If left untreated, this disease can strain the heart and kidneys, so early detection is crucial. We will detail...
      [Written by a Veterinarian] What is Feline Eosinophilic Granuloma Complex? Causes, Symptoms, Treatment, and Home Care [Written by a Veterinarian] What is Feline Eosinophilic Granuloma Complex? Causes, Symptoms, Treatment, and Home Care A lump on your cat's mouth or skin could be "eosinophilic granuloma complex." In this article, a veterinarian clearly explains the causes, symptoms, diagnostic methods, and treatment for eosinophilic granuloma complex, as well as tips for preventing recurrence. Early detection and early treatment are important.
      Feline Dementia: Causes, Symptoms, and Prevention Explained by a Veterinarian 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 are the early symptoms of feline cystitis? A veterinarian explains the causes, symptoms, and treatment 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! What is Feline Amyloidosis? Symptoms, Diagnosis, Treatment, and Prevention Veterinarian Explains! What is Feline Amyloidosis? Symptoms, Diagnosis, Treatment, and Prevention A veterinarian thoroughly explains amyloidosis in cats, including its causes, symptoms, diagnostic methods, and treatment.
      What happens to a cat infected with heartworm? Causes, symptoms, and treatment are also explained. 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...
      Angiosarcoma in Cats: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatments Explained by a Veterinarian Angiosarcoma in Cats: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatments Explained by a Veterinarian Feline hemangiosarcoma is a rare tumor where vascular endothelial cells become malignant, primarily affecting older cats. In this article, a veterinarian will thoroughly explain the symptoms, causes, diagnostic methods, treatment, and preventive measures for hemangiosarcoma. Early detection and appropriate care are essential for maintaining your...
      【Written by a veterinarian】Don't ignore your cat's drooling! Dangerous causes (stomatitis, kidney disease) and an emergency checklist 【Written by a veterinarian】Don't ignore your cat's drooling! Dangerous causes (stomatitis, kidney disease) and an emergency checklist Explained by a veterinarian. Excessive drooling in cats can be a sign of dangerous diseases such as stomatitis, periodontal disease, or kidney disease. This article explains the causes indicated by the condition of the drool—such as clear and watery, foamy, or mixed with blood or...
      Cat Cancer: Types, Symptoms, Treatments, and Early Detection Tips Explained by a Vet Cat Cancer: Types, Symptoms, Treatments, and Early Detection Tips Explained by a Vet Early detection and appropriate treatment are key to feline cancer. A veterinarian explains common symptoms and treatments for cancer in cats. We also introduce health management and preventive measures to extend their lifespan. Learn how to notice abnormalities in your beloved cat and take appropriate...
      What causes cat bad breath? Possible diseases and treatments [Kidney disease and bad breath] What causes cat bad breath? Possible diseases and treatments [Kidney disease and bad breath] A strong odor from your cat's mouth could be a sign of illness! Be especially wary of bad breath caused by kidney disease. Noticing changes in your cat's breath can lead to early detection of kidney disease. Let's learn about the diseases hidden behind your...
      When a cat urinates frequently or in large amounts, it could be due to frequent urination or an illness. 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...
      [Written by a Veterinarian] Are "Feline AIDS/Leukemia" carrier cats difficult to care for? Risk of development and health management for a peaceful life [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...
      [Veterinarian Explains] What diseases are Ragdolls prone to? Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, urolithiasis, hairballs, etc. [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...