Most people have suffered from food poisoning at some point in their lives. In fact, many people can recall exactly how many times and exactly how or where they got food poisoning from. Food poisoning...
No one really likes talking about poop. But the reality is that for our pets, the appearance, frequency and quality of their stools can provide insights about their health. Cat fecal exams or “fecals” are...
A cat leaking urine around your home is sure to cause some complicated emotions. While you're concerned for your sweet pet's health, you're also frustrated with cleaning it all up and finding a solution. Meanwhile,...
Searching for a new cat food? With so many pet food companies, brands, and product lines out there, it’s hard to know which one to pick. Lots of factors go into choosing the best diet...
Feeling a little tired? Ready for a “cat nap?” We may use this amusing term for a short 15-20 minute recharge but there is some truth in its origin as part of sleeping cat behavior....
A cat urinalysis test describes the collective tests routinely performed by veterinarians on a cat’s urine sample. A urinalysis may be performed along with wellness bloodwork as a part of regular preventive health screening, or...
Hyperadrenocorticism in cats, also known as hypercortisolism or Cushing’s disease, is a rare condition in cats. In this article, learn what causes hyperadrenocorticism, how it is diagnosed, treatment options, and some frequently asked questions. What...
Potassium is a really important electrolyte, used by the body for multiple different functions and essential for health. While dietary deficiency is uncommon in cats, certain health disorders can cause low potassium levels in the...
Hepatic encephalopathy refers to a collection of neurologic changes that occur when the liver doesn’t filter out certain toxins in the blood. This condition is fortunately uncommon in cats, but if your cat recently received...
It’s never fun to watch your cat straining to have a bowel movement. Anyone with experience with even occasional constipation knows how uncomfortable it can be. Laxatives are a type of medication often used in...
Coccidia in cats refers to a broad category for a group of protozoal internal parasites that can cause diarrhea, especially in kittens and cats housed in high volume environments like shelters, catteries, and colonies. In...
Does your cat have a little eye goop? Or a full-blown infection with sneezing and crusty eye discharge? It’s important to know when eye drops are appropriate and the best eye drops to use. In...
