Cat Head Injury
Cat Head Injury All head injuries are potentially life-threatening, even if there is no outward sign of injury. The skull is a bony casing, and the brain bounces against the…
Cat Head Injury All head injuries are potentially life-threatening, even if there is no outward sign of injury. The skull is a bony casing, and the brain bounces against the…
Cat Genetic Disease The Austrian empire in the mid-1800s was the important center of the arts, literature, and music. At the same time that Brahms produced his brilliant Variations on…
Cat Foreign Objects Cats (especially kittens) can chew and swallow enough paraphernalia to stock a moderate-sized department store. If your cat has swallowed a foreign object and is vomiting or…
Cat Fleas Internal parasites aren't the only parasites your cat has to contend with: numerous insects would like to call your pet's skin home. These are called external parasites and…
Cat First Aid Home medical care for your cat's minor illnesses and injuries may require medication sometimes. Sometimes, because many of your pet's medical problems, such as a minor abrasion,…
Cat Fever In cats, a body temperature above 103°F is a fever, but an elevated temperature is not necessarily a sign of illness. Many healthy pets will have a variation…
Cat Eye Injury All eye injuries are potentially serious. Whenever an eye or eyelid is injured, an examination by your veterinarian is necessary. minor injuries to the eye, if not…
Cat Eye Discharge A seemingly minor eye problem could rapidly turn into a major catastrophe. See your veterinarian immediately. A discharge of thick yellowish or green pus indicates conjunctivitis, an…
Cat Euthanasia This is the hardest decision to make. All life is precious, but euthanasia has its time and place. If your cat has an incurable disease or is vicious…
Cat Ear Discharge A small amount of light-brown, waxy material in your cat's ears is probably normal. It is produced by glands in the outer part of the ear canal,…