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[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...
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.
[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...
What is Feline Cystitis? Symptoms, Causes, and Prevention Explained
Cystitis is one of the most common illnesses in cats. Initial symptoms include lethargy, frequent urination, and small urine volume. While the symptoms of cystitis can be difficult to notice, it is a frightening disease that can, in the worst cases, be fatal. We will...
How to cope with pet loss after the death of your beloved cat
Many pet owners find the death of their beloved cat to be unbearable. In some cases, pet loss can become severe, leading to prolonged physical and mental health issues such as fatigue, helplessness, and dizziness. This article will explore the causes and symptoms of pet...
For cats who "freeze when wearing a harness": How to choose stress-free materials and a 3-step home training method
Why do cats freeze when wearing a harness? We explain the reasons why they dislike it, how to choose materials, and simple training methods you can do at home! We also introduce the special features of Poponeko's "Cat-Friendly Cat Harness," which was developed for cats...
What to do on the first anniversary of a cat's death? A record of an owner who cherished their beloved cat with bone ashes rings and letters
For pet owners, the "first anniversary" since losing their beloved cat is a significant milestone. What kind of memorial service should I hold? How can I spend the day without regrets? These are questions with no right answer that can swirl around in one's head....
Veterinarian Explains the Causes and Prevention of Constipation in Cats in an Easy-to-Understand Way
My cat's stool always looks hard; is this constipation? When determining if a cat is constipated, in addition to the condition of the stool, you need to observe how the cat uses the litter box. We will explain in detail the causes and prevention of...
Cat Over-grooming: Causes, Solutions, and Proper Care from a Veterinarian
Excessive licking in cats can be caused by illness or stress. This article will explain the causes, countermeasures, and home care for feline excessive licking in detail.
[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...
I'm sorry I couldn't say "I love you"—the lingering regret for a calico cat I "just owned."
For many who have lived with cats, there is often an unforgettable feline that lives on in their hearts. For me, that cat is Mikeko, a calico. Because I feel that I couldn't make her happy, even now, my mind and body tense up only...
[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...
Winter Cat Care: What Vets Want You to Know About Keeping Your Feline Healthy and Warm
It's suddenly gotten cold. We can warm ourselves up, but do cats need to be kept warm? Cats are susceptible to urinary tract diseases such as cystitis, urolithiasis, and kidney disease due to cold-induced stress. To prevent these diseases, winter health management is essential. In...
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...
Explaining the Symptoms and Treatments When a Cat Drinks Milk
While cats are often thought to love milk, it's actually not good for them. Drinking milk can cause stomach upset or allergic reactions. This article will explain in detail why cats shouldn't be given milk and the symptoms if they accidentally drink it.
Ideal Hydration for Cats: Understanding Correct Water Intake
Why won't my cat drink water? If they don't get enough water, I worry about urinary stones and kidney disease. For cat owners concerned about their cat's hydration, we'll explain effective ways to hydrate your cat and how to choose a water bowl.
[Written by a Veterinarian] Why isn't my rescue cat using the litter box, or making messes? Choosing litter that suits the habits of former strays, and training to correct inappropriate urination.
Veterinarian explains. Are you troubled by your rescue cat not learning to use the litter box, or soiling your futon or sofa? There are clear reasons why former stray cats might fail to use the litter box, such as discomfort with the feel of the...
[Notice] Regarding Model Cat Cha-chan's Break
Thank you for always supporting Poponeko. Today, we have an important announcement regarding our beloved model cat, "Cha-chan."
Russian Blue Personality and Characteristics
Are Russian Blues nervous? Or do they have a cool personality? We'll delve into the roots and physical characteristics of the Russian Blue, a popular cat breed known for its beautiful grey coat, and explain in detail about its personality and how to care for...
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...
What tastes do cats prefer? Is it true they dislike sour flavors? A vet explains in detail.
When you give your cat a treat, you've probably seen them eat it with gusto. But do cats actually find it delicious? Cats are sensitive to "sourness," "bitterness," and "umami," but are insensitive to "saltiness" and cannot taste "sweetness" at all. This time, we'll delve...
British Shorthair: Personality and Characteristics
What is the British Shorthair's personality like? What are the differences from the American Shorthair? We will delve into the roots and physical characteristics of the British Shorthair, known for its large, round face and sturdy build, and explain its personality in detail.
[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....
What is Chronic Kidney Disease in Cats? A Vet Explains Causes, Treatments, and Prevention
Have you heard that cats are prone to kidney disease? Feline kidney disease comes in two forms: acute kidney disease, which has a clear cause, and chronic kidney disease, which is common in older cats. It is known that older cats are susceptible to kidney...
[Written by a Veterinarian] Is Your Cat Not Drinking Enough Water? 7 Ways to Encourage Hydration and Protect Their Health
If your cat doesn't drink enough water, the risk of dehydration and kidney disease increases. In this article, a veterinarian explains the importance of water intake and introduces seven specific ways to encourage your cat to drink more water. It also provides an easy-to-understand explanation...
[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 Kidney Disease? Explanation of Causes, Treatments, and Prevention
Kidney disease is one of the most common illnesses in cats. However, it is difficult to detect early and is rarely curable. This article explains in detail how to identify symptoms and prevent feline kidney disease, including why cats are prone to it and how...
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...
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