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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.
"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...
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】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...
A vet explains: How to give your cat medicine and what to do if they resist
Is it difficult to give your cat medicine? Veterinarians explain techniques for success. This article clearly introduces how to deal with reluctant cats, how to use tools, and how to administer powders and pills.
Veterinarian Explains: Effective Supplements and How to Choose Them for Feline Arthritis
For cat owners whose cats suffer from arthritis, a veterinarian explains in detail the effects and selection of supplements. We also introduce ingredients that support joint health, safe administration methods, and tips for daily care.
Why Do Cats Need Vaccinations? A Vet Explains Types, Timing, and Costs in Detail
We sometimes get asked, "Is it okay not to vaccinate my pet if it's kept strictly indoors and is the only pet?" The answer is no. Pathogens that can be prevented by vaccines can be brought into the home by pet owners. In this article,...
[Veterinarian Explains] Common Diseases in Russian Blues: Diabetes, Urolithiasis, Chronic Kidney Disease, and More
Russian Blues are popular cats known for their blue (grey) fur. Russian Blues are not known to have many hereditary diseases and are also a breed that is not prone to serious illnesses. However, if they become obese due to lack of exercise, they can...
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...
[Written by a Veterinarian] Do Cats Need Supplements? Cases Where They Are Recommended and Precautions
For cat owners who wonder, "Does my cat need supplements?" If your cat eats a nutritionally balanced diet, supplements may not be necessary. A veterinarian will clearly explain the cases in which supplements should be given and points to keep in mind.
【Written by a Veterinarian】Do Cats Need Probiotics or Lactic Acid Bacteria? Gut Health for Longevity and Precautions for Administration
Cat probiotics and lactic acid bacteria can help improve constipation and diarrhea, and support immunity. A veterinarian explains safe ways to promote intestinal health, precautions, and tips for administration.
Do Cats Get Hay Fever? A Vet Explains Symptoms and Treatments
Due to the warm winter, it seems that the pollen season has started earlier. For those who suffer from hay fever, a difficult time is beginning. But do cats get hay fever? Hay fever is an allergic reaction to pollen. In this article, we will...
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] 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...
Can cats get acne? Symptoms and prevention
Are you familiar with feline acne? Feline acne refers to the black bumps that appear under a cat's chin. In its early stages, it's just a minor concern, but it can worsen with itching and pain. Excessive scratching can also lead to inflammation. We'll provide...
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...
[Written by a Veterinarian] Do Cats Need Glucosamine and Chondroitin? Joint Care Effects and Precautions
Glucosamine and chondroitin for cats support joint movement and help maintain the health of senior cats. A veterinarian explains the effects, precautions, and administration of supplements in an easy-to-understand manner.
[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: 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.
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