Veterinarians Who Visit You
Decades ago, veterinarians always made house calls when needed. Now, mobile pet health care services are reemerging in many cities across the country. Could in-home care meet the needs of you and your cat?
Furniture Could Make Your Cat Sick
A mysterious feline disease epidemic puzzled experts until they discovered its probable cause -- chemicals present in most homes. Learn why felines are susceptible to chemical-related illness and what you can do to recognize, or prevent, these health problems in your cat.
Cat ‘Breast Cancer’: Mammary Disease
October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, when we support those affected by the disease. But did you know that cats can suffer from something very similar to human breast cancer -- and that it can be just as serious?
How Minor Cat Health Issues Become Major
Your cat's bad breath, excessive meowing or tubby tummy could turn into major health problems. Here are warning signs you should never ignore.
Care for Aging Cats
Aging is a natural part of life, yet it can often be a bit mysterious. As your feline matures, here's what you can expect and how you can provide the best nutrition and health care.
Cat CPR Basics
CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) saves human lives daily, but you may not realize that a very similar technique works for felines too. During emergencies, where every minute counts, you could save a kitty's life.
Coping With the Loss of a Cat
The death of a beloved pet can be devastating. Here, experts offer suggestions on how to cope during this difficult time.
Cat Health Terms Demystified
Ever feel confused after your veterinarian explains what might be wrong with your feline? (Ex.: "She may be asymptomatic, but we found enteritis and I'm concerned you didn't vaccinate for Panleukopenia.") We prescribe this mini dictionary of frequently used health terms for quick relief.
The Easiest Way to Assess Your Cat’s Health
What’s one of the first symptoms of illness in your cat? A rise or drop in your cat’s body temperature. Here’s what the numbers may mean.
Who Works at Your Cat’s Veterinary Office?
Do you know the difference between a veterinarian, a veterinary assistant and a veterinary technician? All of these individuals, and more, may work at your local vet's office.