Articles related to "Cat Illness"

Cats are prone to certain ailments, some of which can be prevented with proper care.

Cats are quite stoic and independent, and this can make detecting illness very difficult. But understanding what to look for will help pet owners know when to seek help.

As breeders learn more about Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD), this hereditary illness can be stopped. Pet owners should also make themselves more aware!

Persian cats are known for being extra-sensitive to bacterial infections and coat conditions. Learn how to recognize symptoms of serious illnesses fairly quickly.

Every cat owner will encounter one of those sticky, slimy balls of fur - a hairball - at some point or another. Understanding how hairballs form can help with prevention.

Most diseases that affect cats can't be transmitted to humans, but there are a few that people can contract from cats and other animals.

Learn the causes of inappetance and why your cat has stopped eating. Also, learn the the basics of how to help a cat who won't eat to ensure a prompt recovery.

Dogs, cats, birds and other pets can suddenly get injured or sick, requiring expensive emergency veterinary care. Here's some ideas to pay for unexpected vet bills.

Family pets are at risk of catching the swine flu infection from adults and children, especially if the animal is allowed on the bed with the patient, veterinarians warn.