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Dysmetria in Cats
Cats
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Dysmetria in Cats

Research has established there are three types of ataxia that can affect cats and all three negatively conditions can seriously impact a cat...Read more
Manx Syndrome
Cats
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Manx Syndrome

Manx syndrome is a term that describes several conditions that affect the Manx cat all of which are related to the breeds physical character...Read more
Choosing a Healthy Kitten
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Health & Safety

Choosing a Healthy Kitten

Making the decision to welcome a new kitten into your home is the first step on an exciting new journey. Getting a new kitten is always grea...Read more
Rickettsial Infection in Cats
Cats
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Grooming & Hygiene

Rickettsial Infection in Cats

Rickettsial infection is a term that refers to several types of infection that cats can develop when they are bitten by either ticks or flea...Read more
Feline Hereditary Neuroaxonal Dystrophy in Cats
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Feline Hereditary Neuroaxonal Dystrophy in Cats

Feline hereditary neuroaxonal dystrophy or FHND in cats describes a group of inherited disorders known as abiotrophies which are known to af...Read more
Cerebellar Cortical Abiotrophy in Cats
Cats
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Cerebellar Cortical Abiotrophy in Cats

Fortunately, cerebellar cortical abiotrophy or CAA is known to be a rare condition that can affect cats and other animals. It is a degenerat...Read more
Can Vaccinations be Harmful to Cats?
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Can Vaccinations be Harmful to Cats?

All of us are urged to vaccinate our cats, to prevent them getting some serious and often fatal diseases. But every so often, one hears of d...Read more
Five ways you may be petting your cat wrong
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Five ways you may be petting your cat wrong

One of the main differences between cats and dogs is that cats are very finicky about pretty much everything, and if they do not like someth...Read more
Coagulopathy in Cats (Liver Related)
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Coagulopathy in Cats (Liver Related)

Coagulopathy is a condition that negatively impacts a cat's liver and it can be caused by many things. The liver is a vital organ and its ro...Read more
Immune-mediated Thrombocytopenia in Cats
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Immune-mediated Thrombocytopenia in Cats

Immune-mediated thrombocytopenia or IMT, is a health disorder that sees a cat's own immune system attacking and destroying its own blood pla...Read more
Cat Coat Types
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Cat Coat Types

Until comparatively recently, cats only had two types of coats, short haired and long haired. This is still generally true of ordinary pet c...Read more
Cats and their blood groups
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Cats and their blood groups

Just like humans (and dogs) cats have distinct blood groups, although there are only three different types in cats, as opposed to four major...Read more
Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) in Cats
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Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) in Cats

Feline Immunodeficiency Virus or FIV is a complicated type of retrovirus and it seriously and negatively impacts a cat's own immune system. ...Read more
Cow Hocks in Cats
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Cow Hocks in Cats

Sound conformation in cats is important whether they are show cats or pets because if there is a problem with their skeletal structure, it c...Read more
Five Common Diseases of Elderly Cats
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Five Common Diseases of Elderly Cats

Like people, cats change as they get older. Cats are usually considered to be elderly, or 'geriatric', from about the age of 12. There are a...Read more
Chronic Coughing in Cats
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Chronic Coughing in Cats

When cats develop a persistent cough, it is usually because they are suffering from an underlying health issue. This could either be a cardi...Read more
GM-1 and GM-2 Gangliosidosis in Cats
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GM-1 and GM-2 Gangliosidosis in Cats

Gangliosidosis is a hereditary disorder that is also known as lysosomal storage disease. Cats with the disorder don't have an essential enzy...Read more
Head Pressing in Cats
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Head Pressing in Cats

Head pressing is a strange condition that any cat can develop and it's when they start to press their heads against things for no apparent r...Read more
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