My Neighbors’ Cat Gave My Cat Herpes Virus. Should They Pay My Veterinary Bills?
My neighbors’ cat gave my cat herpes virus. Should they pay my veterinary bills? The answer is probably no because the case would be too troublesome.
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Cat Flu Facts for Kids
This is about cat flu. It is written in plain English. It is also written in a way which makes the information more simple. There is more to cat flu than I have mentioned here. Cat flu is a bit like human flu but different germs cause it. In both cases it is caused …
Stray cats in China may have influenza viruses from other species in them
This is a short post to pass on information that I have read on the Winn Feline Foundation website. Scientists in China studied 700 stray cats living near poultry markets and poultry farms in China. They collected serum samples from these cats. ‘Serum’ is that part of the blood which does not contain blood …
Pseudorabies in Cats
This is a rare disease, which is why I have not heard of it until today. It is a very serious, almost always fatal, viral infection, which can kill a cat very quickly without the usual symptoms. It would seem that the cats most likely to catch this disease would be farm cats because …
Cat Sauna to clear nasal congestion due to bacterial infection
Does a water vapor session in your bathroom while you shower, or under a towel with a bowl of steaming water, really help to relieve the nasal congestion of a cat suffering from a bacterial and viral infection, which has blocked his nose with snot? The theory is to loosen the snot so that …
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