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      Why Are Cat Vaccinations Necessary? Types, Schedule, and Costs Explained Why Are Cat Vaccinations Necessary? Types, Schedule, and Costs Explained Do cats need vaccinations? We answer questions about cat vaccinations, such as whether to choose the 3-in-1 or 5-in-1 vaccine, when to start vaccinations, and how much they cost. We've compiled the basic knowledge about vaccinations that you should know to help your beloved cat...
      [Written by a Veterinarian] How to Prepare for a Successful Foster Cat "Trial Period": Environment and 2-Week Schedule [Written by a Veterinarian] How to Prepare for a Successful Foster Cat "Trial Period": Environment and 2-Week Schedule When adopting a cat, there may be a "trial period" where the cat stays at your home. How you spend this trial period will determine whether you can build a trusting relationship with the cat. This article will explain in detail the key points for...
      "Because I don't want to have any regrets until the very end..." "Preparing for goodbye" you should do during your beloved cat's final illness "Because I don't want to have any regrets until the very end..." "Preparing for goodbye" you should do during your beloved cat's final illness When a beloved cat becomes ill and you know their time is short, owners often reconsider "how they spend their time together now." At such times, the heart inevitably thinks, "I don't want to think about life after my cat is gone..." However, by thinking...
      [Written by a Veterinarian] What is Lymphoma in Cats? Symptoms, Causes, Treatment, and Dietary Care [Written by a Veterinarian] What is Lymphoma in Cats? Symptoms, Causes, Treatment, and Dietary Care Feline lymphoma is a common malignant tumor. A veterinarian has written an easy-to-understand article on its main symptoms, causes, treatments, and dietary care strategies, including therapeutic diets.
      [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,...
      Notice of Change in Material for Cat Collar Brand Name Tags Notice of Change in Material for Cat Collar Brand Name Tags We have switched to a softer material that is gentler on your cat's skin. This change was made to better align with the concept of a "hair loss-resistant cat collar."
      Going to buy ice with an empty body…the “real situation & feelings” on the day my beloved cat passed away Going to buy ice with an empty body…the “real situation & feelings” on the day my beloved cat passed away Animals are not just pets; they are family members. While this understanding is becoming more widespread, the pain of "pet loss" is often not well understood and can be difficult for those who haven't lived with animals to imagine. So, this time, I will share...
      [Staff Favorites] Our Commitment to the Cat Health Journal and Tips for Using It [Staff Favorites] Our Commitment to the Cat Health Journal and Tips for Using It Our staff put the Cat Health Journal to the test! In addition to vaccination and flea/tick prevention, it's packed with content such as health records, weight records, vet visit charts, a 5-year record summary, and what to do if your cat escapes or gets lost....
      A veterinarian explains in detail the diseases that can cause cats to snore. A veterinarian explains in detail the diseases that can cause cats to snore. The sound of your beloved cat snoring might warm your heart. However, snoring in cats is caused by conditions that narrow the airway. In other words, it's a sign of diseases affecting the nose, throat, or bronchi. This article will delve into the causes of...
      Why Do Cats Need Vaccinations? A Vet Explains Types, Timing, and Costs in Detail 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,...
      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...
      [New Product] Longevity for cats starts with accurate records. A new health notebook for cats is now available. [New Product] Longevity for cats starts with accurate records. A new health notebook for cats is now available. Poponeko's "Cat Health Journal" is here! This journal allows you to record everything about your cat's health in one place, including their profile, illness and injury records, vaccination history, weight changes, and much more. Why not start the habit of keeping records for your cat's...
      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...
      [Written by a veterinarian] Can cats get bitten by mosquitoes? The dangers of heartworm and safe insect repellent measures [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...
      [Written by a Veterinarian] What is Feline Malignant Melanoma? Symptoms, Treatments, and Early Detection Tips Explained [Written by a Veterinarian] What is Feline Malignant Melanoma? Symptoms, Treatments, and Early Detection Tips Explained To pet owners who have found black lumps on their cat's skin or in its mouth and suspect malignant melanoma: In this article, a veterinarian will provide a clear and thorough explanation of the causes, symptoms, diagnostic methods, treatment methods, and the importance of early...
      Leading Causes of Death in Cats: A Veterinarian's Guide to Disease Prevention and Care to Extend Their Lifespan Leading Causes of Death in Cats: A Veterinarian's Guide to Disease Prevention and Care to Extend Their Lifespan What are the main causes of death in cats? A veterinarian explains diseases that commonly lead to feline death, such as chronic kidney disease, cancer, and cardiomyopathy. This article also details health management and preventive measures to extend your cat's lifespan. Learn key points to...
      【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...
      What are the Requirements for Adopting a Rescue Cat? A Veterinarian Explains Preparations for Welcoming a Cat, Including Environment and Costs What are the Requirements for Adopting a Rescue Cat? A Veterinarian Explains Preparations for Welcoming a Cat, Including Environment and Costs If you would like to adopt a rescue cat, what should you do first? To become an adopter, you must meet the specific requirements set by the rescue organization. We will explain in detail the conditions for adopting a cat, the appropriate living environment, and...
      [Veterinarian Explains] Common Diseases in Russian Blues: Diabetes, Urolithiasis, Chronic Kidney Disease, and More [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...
      [Written by a Veterinarian] How to tell the age of a rescue cat: Identifying "estimated age" from teeth and eyes and care by age group [Written by a Veterinarian] How to tell the age of a rescue cat: Identifying "estimated age" from teeth and eyes and care by age group Explained by a veterinarian: How do you determine the estimated age of a rescued cat or former stray? For cats whose birthdays are unknown, we introduce professional checkpoints for distinguishing age based on tooth eruption and wear, and the condition of their eyes. It's okay...
      【Announcement!】Cat Food Awareness Survey Report! What do pet owners prioritize when choosing cat food? 【Announcement!】Cat Food Awareness Survey Report! What do pet owners prioritize when choosing cat food? We surveyed 450 cat owners about their cat food preferences! We thoroughly investigated cat food habits, including what kind of cat food they give their beloved cats, what factors they prioritize when choosing it, and how much they spend on food per month. What cat...
      How long does a rescued cat’s nighttime crying last? A veterinarian explains the causes, solutions, and when to see the clinic How long does a rescued cat’s nighttime crying last? A veterinarian explains the causes, solutions, and when to see the clinic After bringing a rescued cat home, it may continue to cry out at night. While this can be due to anxiety caused by a change in environment, other possible causes include demands, heat, pain or discomfort from illness, dementia, and more. It is important to...
      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.
      How to Give Your Cat Medicine: Detailed Tips for When They Resist How to Give Your Cat Medicine: Detailed Tips for When They Resist For cat owners struggling with their cat refusing to take medicine or spitting it out, this guide explains the basics of administering medication. We'll cover why cats dislike medicine, tips for when they resist, and convenient tools for giving medicine. Please use this as a...
      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...
      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.