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Thanks to advances in feline medicine, nutrition, and care, our beloved cats are living longer than ever. However, with longer lives come age-related issues, and one common condition affecting senior
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As a cat parent, hearing the words “feline leukemia” can be frightening. This serious viral infection harms cats worldwide, affecting between 2-3% of all cats in the U.S. This deadly
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If you’re reading this over breakfast, we apologize, as we’re about to discuss pus. Specifically, pockets of the stuff, which is essentially what an abscess is. There are a number
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Although you might not like to think about it, your cat does not have a finite amount of time on this Earth. At some point, as painful as it is
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If your cat’s under the weather, you might not be exactly sure what to do or when to take them to the vet to seek professional help. For most of
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Kidney disease in cats, particularly Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD), poses significant health challenges. Kidneys play a vital role in filtering toxins from the blood and regulating fluid balance in the
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Tapeworms in cats are a common problem, yet most pet parents don’t know what to do if their cat has tapeworms, and how to get rid of the parasites. If
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Cats, like humans, can suffer from a wide range of cancers that show signs and symptoms in different ways, so knowing what to look out for is an important part
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If your cat is suffering from sickness, it can be a stressful time. Often, it’s not clear what’s causing the problem. Is it something they ate? Is it something they’re
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Cats don’t often seek attention, which is possibly one of the reasons why you love your furry companion so much. They give you space and do their own thing but
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Cats are known for their agile movements and frequent acrobatics, so it can be quite heartbreaking if you notice a change in your cat’s mobility or temperament. If you notice
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Diabetes in cats is more common than you might think – it’s estimated around 0.2% to 1% of cats will be diagnosed with diabetes mellitus in their lifetime. This means that
