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With many indoor plants coming with dire warnings for pet owners (hello lilies!), it can be tricky to find a balance between being responsible pet parents and wanting some greenery in your life. Cats can...
A broken pelvis in cats is a very serious injury causing pain and difficulty with movement of the hindlimbs. Collectively, pelvic fractures comprise about 25% of fractures seen in pets. Because they usually occur in...
Diaphragmatic rupture or hernia is a common and serious condition in cats. Diaphragmatic rupture is a relatively common injury in cats following traumatic episodes such as road traffic accidents. Congenital diaphragmatic hernias are rare but...
Himalayan salt lamps are popular in homes across the world due to their attractive pink glow and reported health benefits. However, cat owners should beware: these additions to your home décor might endanger your pet....
Like us, cats limp when it is too sore for them to use their leg normally. So, even if they seem completely normal in themselves, if your cat is limping then they are in pain...
From problems with balance and difficulty walking, to tremors and seizures, problems with a cat's nervous system can be scary. In this article, you’ll learn what parts of a cat’s body can be affected by...
Humans bundle up in extra warm layers when the temperature drops. But do cats get cold? They only have their permanent fur coat to keep them warm in freezing weather. Do we need to worry...
Head trauma in cats can be a very life-threatening medical condition, requiring early recognition of signs and treatment for the best outcome. In this article, you’ll learn the top 7 signs seen with head trauma...
A cat’s belly (abdomen) contains many vital organs, including their stomach and intestines, liver, kidneys, and bladder. A swollen abdomen can merely be a sign of weight gain and a message to cut down on...
It’s second nature for cat owners to provide their pets with a bowl of fresh water, but if you didn’t, your cat might find an alternative water source. It might surprise you to know that...
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