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      [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] 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.
      Why do cats lose their hair? A veterinarian explains the causes and countermeasures in detail. Why do cats lose their hair? A veterinarian explains the causes and countermeasures in detail. From autumn to winter, cats shed their fur, but do you ever notice your cat constantly licking the same spot or large clumps of fur falling out? Hair loss can range from that caused by collar irritation to that caused by illness. This article will...
      How many days of diarrhea warrant a vet visit for your cat? A veterinarian explains in detail the symptoms and timing that indicate when to seek treatment for soft stools. How many days of diarrhea warrant a vet visit for your cat? A veterinarian explains in detail the symptoms and timing that indicate when to seek treatment for soft stools. If your cat's poop is a bit soft, how long should you wait and observe? The main causes of diarrhea in cats are stress, diet, and illness, with illness being the most common cause. This article will explain in detail when you should take your...
      [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...
      "Organs rupture from the impact of a jump." The terror of amyloidosis, a rare feline disease I learned about from a veterinarian. "Organs rupture from the impact of a jump." The terror of amyloidosis, a rare feline disease I learned about from a veterinarian. Amyloidosis, a disease where a type of protein called "amyloid" deposits in the spaces between cells and tissues, is not widely known due to its low incidence rate. However, it's crucial to gain knowledge about it so you can provide the necessary care if your...
      [Veterinarian Explains] Feline Osteoarthritis: Symptoms, Causes, and Effective Treatment Guide [Veterinarian Explains] Feline Osteoarthritis: Symptoms, Causes, and Effective Treatment Guide Osteoarthritis, a joint disease, is commonly observed in older cats. This article provides a detailed explanation of feline osteoarthritis, including its symptoms, causes, and treatment methods. We also offer advice on caring for cats with arthritis.
      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...
      [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,...
      [Written by a Veterinarian] What is Therapeutic Cat Food? Explaining How to Choose and Feed It [Written by a Veterinarian] What is Therapeutic Cat Food? Explaining How to Choose and Feed It Therapeutic diets are essential for maintaining your cat's health. A veterinarian will explain in detail the differences between therapeutic diets and general complete nutrition foods, why they are necessary for conditions such as kidney disease and urinary stones, and tips and precautions for feeding them....
      [Written by a Veterinarian] Feline Ureteral Obstruction: A Race Against Time! Dangerous Symptoms and Latest Treatments from the Clinic [Written by a Veterinarian] Feline Ureteral Obstruction: A Race Against Time! Dangerous Symptoms and Latest Treatments from the Clinic Explained by a veterinarian: Feline ureteral obstruction is a very dangerous condition where stones block the ureter, preventing urination. It can cause acute kidney failure within days and is life-threatening. This article provides a detailed explanation of dangerous signs commonly seen in clinical practice, such...
      First Aid for an Itchy Cat: Causes and Solutions First Aid for an Itchy Cat: Causes and Solutions When your beloved cat is intensely itchy, there are first aid measures you can take as a pet owner. This article will explain how to deal with cat skin problems, including first aid to relieve itching and first aid to prevent scratching.
      My cat ate chocolate! Explaining the symptoms and immediate actions you should take My cat ate chocolate! Explaining the symptoms and immediate actions you should take Chocolate is a dangerous food that should never be given to cats. This article details the dangers of chocolate for cats, the symptoms that occur if your cat eats chocolate, and how to deal with it.
      【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...
      [Written by a Veterinarian] What is Feline Dermatophytosis? Causes, Symptoms, Treatment, and Prevention Methods You Can Implement at Home [Written by a Veterinarian] What is Feline Dermatophytosis? Causes, Symptoms, Treatment, and Prevention Methods You Can Implement at Home Feline dermatophytosis is a skin disease characterized by hair loss, scabs, and redness. It is highly contagious and can be transmitted to humans. In this article, a veterinarian will explain the causes, symptoms, treatments, and home prevention methods for dermatophytosis in an easy-to-understand manner.
      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...
      How to Deal with Fleas on Cats: Prevention, Eradication, and Differences from Ticks How to Deal with Fleas on Cats: Prevention, Eradication, and Differences from Ticks Has your cat been bitten by fleas or ticks? It's concerning when your cat is itchy. This article explains how to prevent and eliminate fleas and ticks in cats, discusses the differences between fleas and ticks, and describes the symptoms of their bites.
      [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...
      [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.
      What is Feline Urolithiasis? A detailed explanation of causes, treatments, and prevention by a veterinarian What is Feline Urolithiasis? A detailed explanation of causes, treatments, and prevention by a veterinarian Winter is a season when cats are prone to urinary problems, particularly urolithiasis. This condition, where urinary stones can completely block urination, can be fatal. This article provides a detailed explanation of the causes, treatments, and prevention methods for feline urolithiasis.
      [Series #1] To protect cats' lives during a disaster. Preparing for emergencies. [Series #1] To protect cats' lives during a disaster. Preparing for emergencies. In the event of a disaster, what should you prepare and how should you get ready to survive with your cat? Based on the challenges faced during evacuation with cats during the Great East Japan Earthquake, we will explain in detail the necessary preparations to...
      [Written by a Veterinarian] What Causes Cats to Scratch Their Necks Raw? Dangerous Symptoms and Solutions for Over-Grooming [Written by a Veterinarian] What Causes Cats to Scratch Their Necks Raw? Dangerous Symptoms and Solutions for Over-Grooming Veterinarian explains: Is your cat scratching its neck so violently that it bleeds? We'll thoroughly explain the possible causes, including infections like fleas and ticks, allergies, stress, and friction from an ill-fitting collar. We'll also tell you about preventative measures you can take at home...
      [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...
      “Don’t Blame Yourself for Not Being Able to Save Your Cat”: How to Protect Your Mental Health When Your Beloved Cat’s Life is in Danger “Don’t Blame Yourself for Not Being Able to Save Your Cat”: How to Protect Your Mental Health When Your Beloved Cat’s Life is in Danger When your beloved cat is battling an illness, it's natural to struggle with treatment choices and how to face the inevitable "final moments." I, too, became emotionally unstable when my cat was diagnosed with angiosarcoma. This time, I'd like to share some tips on "how...
      Traveling to Your Hometown with Your Cat! A Guide to What to Bring, Preparations, and Transportation Traveling to Your Hometown with Your Cat! A Guide to What to Bring, Preparations, and Transportation When returning to your hometown with your cat, it's essential to meticulously prepare things like your belongings and transportation methods. This guide will clearly explain the precautions to take and escape prevention measures for traveling by private car, as well as by train or bullet...
      【Written by a veterinarian】Has your cat possibly ingested human medication? Immediate actions to take and a list of medications to be cautious about 【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...
      [Written by a Veterinarian] How to Work in an Animal Hospital: Essential Qualifications, Job Responsibilities, and Traits of Suitable Candidates [Written by a Veterinarian] How to Work in an Animal Hospital: Essential Qualifications, Job Responsibilities, and Traits of Suitable Candidates Do you want to work at an animal hospital but are unsure what the job entails or if qualifications are needed? In this article, a veterinarian with real-world experience will provide a detailed explanation of job duties by role, the ideal candidate profile, and how...
      Who knew 50ml of fluid had accumulated in her chest? My cat was diagnosed with hemangiosarcoma, and I learned "key points for post-operative follow-up care." Who knew 50ml of fluid had accumulated in her chest? My cat was diagnosed with hemangiosarcoma, and I learned "key points for post-operative follow-up care." Hemangiosarcoma in cats is a rare disease, and there is still much that is unknown about it. Our calico cat, Jiji, was diagnosed with hemangiosarcoma, and although the tumor was removed, she crossed the rainbow bridge four months after the surgery. In hopes that other...