by Gail (Boston, USA) During her wellness visit, the vet found a large mass around Sadie’s kidneys and she lost more weight. After blood tests, Sadie was diagnosed with a severe bacterial infection and anemia. She lost another 2-pounds, which … Continue reading →
Romeo died 5 days after this photo Today I want to talk about Panleuk (Feline Panleukopenia), Parvo (Parvovirus) and Tamiflu (Oseltamivir Phosphate) – please also read the update at the base of the page (Michael). There are few diseases in … Continue reading →
By Graela (Flickr) – published under a Attribution-Non-Commercial-Share Alike 2.0 Generic Creative Commons license. Humans transmitting disease to cats is very rare it seems and it qualifies as cat news. I don’t actually know of any except for the presumed … Continue reading →
by Michael (London, UK) Barn Kitten with conjunctivitis – photo Lee (Flickr). I have used this sad picture before. Spot of conjunctivitis – photo Jennifer Lamb (Flickr) Another cat with conjunctivitis – calico cat – photo sg4w (Flickr) Feline conjunctivitis … Continue reading →
photo by massdistraction I’ll get straight to the point: Feline Distemper Symptom Acute illness is apparent very quickly and the course of the disease can be very short. From infection to death can be 3-5 days. Sometimes the person keeping … Continue reading →
by Michael (London, UK) In the cat world viral infections of the repiratory system are one of the most common infectious diseases. They also lead to secondary bacterial infections, complicating and compounding the illness. There are two types of of … Continue reading →
Swine Flu H1N1 virus influenza 3.0 – photo by hitthatswitch People search for cat swine flu because there is a bit of talk about cats getting swine flu. It means swine flu in cats. I’ll call it “cat swine flu” … Continue reading →
Cat health sneezing – Sneezing gets rid of stuff in the nose that shouldn’t be there, for example, mucus or a foreign object. Symptom in addition to sneezing Cause Action Source of Information None, necessarily but may accompany nasal discharge … Continue reading →
by Michael (London, UK) Photo by johnbullas (creative commons – see below) Can My Cat Catch Swine Flu? The answer is almost certainly, no. The feeling I get from listening and reading is that the experts are not completely sure. … Continue reading →
A natural cure for cat’s ear infection can become an effective means to end the constant shaking of the head and scratch of the ear that accompanies this common ear problem. While your feline will most likely dislike any remedy … Continue reading →
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