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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 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...
[New Product] Presenting our new scrunchie-style ultra-stretch cat collar!
Due to popular demand, we've added scrunchie-style ultra-stretch cat collars to our lineup! The soft, fluffy, and highly stretchable fabric is just like a marshmallow. It's also recommended for cats who don't like collars. With just the right amount of volume, it won't get buried...
[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 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...
Learn how to properly store and preserve cat food and treats! [Freshness is key]
Do you know the correct way to store cat food? When cat food oxidizes, it not only loses flavor and aroma, but can also cause diarrhea and vomiting. To ensure your cat's health, we will explain in detail storage methods and containers that prevent oxidation.
[Veterinarian Explains] What Diseases Are Maine Coons Prone To? Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy, Spinal Muscular Atrophy, Hip Dysplasia, and More
Main Coons are known to be susceptible to certain diseases, including hereditary conditions. We explain the common diseases you should be aware of to protect your Main Coon's health, and also provide tips for early detection and daily care.
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...
"No Blending In with Other Cats Here": A Vet's Story About Falling for a Unique Tortoiseshell Cat ~The Unrequited Love Edition~
"Unique cats" have a special charm that captures people's hearts. My tortoiseshell cat, Gigi, is one of them. This time, I'd like to share a unique episode with a male veterinarian who was captivated (perhaps?) by Gigi. Please enjoy Gigi's laid-back attitude, as she completely...
[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...
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.
[Series #3] Saving your cat's life during a disaster. What to do if they escape or get lost.
What should you do if your cat goes missing in a disaster? Based on examples from the Great East Japan Earthquake, we've compiled information on how to increase the chances of reunion and how to search for a lost cat. We also provide detailed information...
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