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Why Do Cats Vomit? Explaining the Reasons and Diseases to Watch Out For
Cats frequently vomit. While regurgitation and hairball expulsion are common occurrences, some vomiting can be a sign of illness. To avoid panicking, it's good to know how to respond when your cat vomits. This article clearly explains the causes and reasons for feline vomiting, as...
How do you keep cats out of the kitchen? Introducing intrusion prevention goods to prevent burns and injuries.
The kitchen is a dangerous place for cats. There's a risk of burns, injuries, and accidental ingestion. However, for some reason, cats love the kitchen. Many cat owners are worried about how to prevent their cats from entering. In this article, we'll introduce examples of...
"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...
Is Moving Stressful for Cats? Explaining Transportation Methods and How to Acclimate Them to a New Environment
Moving with a cat can be a source of great anxiety. Where should your cat stay during the moving process? What's the safest way to transport them? How long will it take for them to adjust to their new home? This article compiles information about...
Why Your Cat Escapes and How to Prevent It: A Detailed Explanation
When living with a cat, one thing to be careful of is escape. We'll explain why pet cats escape, the reasons they escape, and the conditions that make them prone to escape. We'll also consider effective solutions for escapes caused by owners, or escapes due...
What to Do When Your Newly Adopted Rescue Cat Won't Use the Litter Box, According to a Vet
If a rescued cat isn't using the litter box, what should you do first? Also, how long should you observe the situation? The reasons why a cat might not use the litter box aren't limited to the litter box environment; they can also be due...
Why Does Your Cat Sleep in the Litter Box? How to Stop It and Prevent It
Why do cats sleep in the litter box? You might wonder if they simply like their litter box, if they have nowhere else to sleep, or if it's a sign of illness. This article clearly explains the reasons why neat-freak cats sleep in their litter...
On the Rise! Preventing Cats from Ingesting Dangerous Household Items
If your cat is acting strangely, it may be due to accidental ingestion of a foreign object or food. Strings, sharp objects, and toys are easily swallowed, and may require abdominal surgery. This can be life-threatening. We will explain the symptoms and how to deal...
Is Driving with a Cat Stressful? Tips for Traveling with Your Feline Friend [How to Transport Your Cat by Car]
Can you drive with a cat? How do you get them in the car? For owners with these questions, we will explain in detail how to get your cat in the car without stressing them, how to deal with car sickness, precautions during drives, and...
Somali Personality and Characteristics
With its beautiful long fur and distinct eyeliner, the Somali cat is stunning. You might be curious about its personality. Here, we'll delve into the Somali's roots, physical characteristics, and personality, as it closely resembles the Abyssinian.
How to Express Your Cat's Anal Glands
If you notice your cat scooting or paying excessive attention to its rear end, it might be due to full anal glands. This article will explain the function of cat anal glands, how to express them, how often it should be done, and other detailed...
How many hours can I leave my cat home alone?
It's often said that cats are good at staying home alone, but for how long is it really okay? For how many days can a cat be left alone? We'll explain in detail the amount of food needed for a cat to stay home alone,...
Causes and Treatments for Over-grooming in Cats: Before They Lick Themselves Bald
"Excessive grooming" is when cats lick themselves so much that they develop bald patches. If left untreated, it can lead to hairballs or severe dermatitis. The main cause of excessive grooming is stress. This article explains methods to stop excessive grooming, effective countermeasures, and recommended...
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...
Are Collars Stressful for Cats? How to Choose a Collar and Reduce Stress
Is a collar stressful for your cat? Collars are useful in case your cat escapes or gets lost, but you may be concerned about whether it is causing your cat stress. You may also be worried about collar-related hair loss and psychological stress. This article...
Even for indoor cats, a harness is a must! How to choose one to prepare for disasters and vet visits, and how to use it during evacuation
Even for indoor cats, a harness is essential! We explain its role as a "lifeline" to prevent escapes during disasters or vet visits, and how to choose one to prepare for emergencies. We'll introduce recommended harnesses that are gentle on your cat and difficult to...
Feline Gastroenteritis: Symptoms, Causes, and Prevention
A cat that was playing energetically suddenly begins to vomit violently and also has diarrhea. If you observe such symptoms, it may be gastroenteritis. This article provides an easy-to-understand explanation of gastroenteritis, one of the most common feline illnesses, including symptoms such as vomiting and...
[Veterinarian's Guide] Preparing Your Cat for a Safe Time Alone at Home
We'll thoroughly explain how to prepare and take measures to ensure your cat can stay home alone safely and comfortably. We'll also introduce toys, environmental improvements, and ways to handle long absences.
Does Your Kitten Need a Collar? A Complete Guide to the Pros and Cons
Many people wonder whether they should put a collar on their kitten. We recommend putting a collar on kittens from around 3 months of age. We will explain the pros and cons of putting a collar on your kitten. We also recommend checking out our...
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.
Why Do Cats Groom Themselves? The Meaning of Grooming and Key Points to Remember
Cats groom themselves for reasons beyond just being clean. We'll provide an easy-to-understand explanation of cat grooming, including the reasons and meanings behind it, the frequency and timing of grooming, and how to deal with excessive grooming.
Humid and sweltering! Tips for your cat to comfortably get through the rainy season
The humid rainy season is an uncomfortable time for cats. They may sleep more, lose energy, and generally be more prone to illness. This article explains what cat owners should do to help their feline friends comfortably get through the rainy season.
"He's my doctor now?!" My cat can't hide his frustration with the vet he dislikes at the animal hospital.
Jiji, my beloved cat, was diagnosed with hemangiosarcoma, a rare condition in felines, leading to more frequent visits to the vet. Her assigned doctor turned out to be the only male veterinarian in the clinic whom she disliked. During these inevitably tense vet visits, the...
[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.
Do cats need clothes? What are the purposes and precautions for dressing them?
When does a cat need clothes? We'll explain in detail the cases where cat clothes are necessary, such as excessive grooming, skin problems, and after surgery. We'll also provide detailed explanations of how to put on cat clothes and important points to consider when choosing...
[Written by a Veterinarian] Is excessive paw grooming in cats a sign to trim their nails? Stress-free care methods
Excessive grooming, where your beloved cat persistently licks or bites their paws, may actually be caused by discomfort or pain from overgrown claws, or even stress from nail trims. If left untreated, there's a risk of the claws growing into their paw pads. A veterinarian...
[Written by a Veterinarian] Excessive Grooming in Cats: Causes and Treatments—Understanding the Background of the Behavior and How to Address It Correctly
Excessive grooming in cats may be due to stress or health issues. Veterinarians explain the possible reasons and treatments in detail. Learn about solutions to support your beloved cat's comfortable life.
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...
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