Cat Health

Articles in Cat Health

By kjones83 0 comments
Decorating for the holidays can be fun and exciting, but it is important to keep your pets in mind as you deck the halls... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
Excessive vomiting and diarrhea can mean that a cat has inflammatory bowel disease. Cells responsible for inflammation and immune reactions move into the lining of the stomach and intestines, which thickens them, hindering the bowel's ability to ... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
Like human beings, cats can suffer from Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS). While this condition is not completely understood, stress is thought to cause or aggravate the symptoms. Irritable Bowel Syndrome is often confused with Inflammatory Bowel ... more »
By Sheila Wilkinson 0 comments
Are you prepared for a medical emergency involving your pet? Here's everything you need to have perfect peace about handling any accidents or injuries... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
Believe it or not, performing CPR on a cat is as easy as doing it on a dog. Normally, a cat in mortal danger won't fight you and that helps you do what you need to do to save his life. By learning how to perform CPR on a cat now rather than the ... more »
By JesaLynn 2 comments
Cats are amazingly smart animals, they are also one of the easiest to potty train, heres how...... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
Pets may harbor diseases transmissible to people. Follow the directions presented here to reduce the risk involved with pet ownership... more »
By nashvillebecky 0 comments
Just as extreme summer heat can cause health problems from dogs and cats, winter brings on its own set of potential hazards for our four-legged friends. How can you ensure your pets safety during the frigid cold? Check out these tips from the ... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
A pet is often considered one of the family. When illness or tragedy strikes a beloved, furry family member, action should be taken immediately. To help provide the best emergency care for the feline in your life, it's best to be prepared. Here's ... more »
By mjpolitis 0 comments
Rabies is not a common disease in domestic animals, but when it comes into our sphere from the wild, from animals who carry it but are not killed by it, it is deadly if not treated. Rabies doesn't always come with mad and aggressive behavior in a ... more »
By Tippy 0 comments
There’s no doubt about it; animals are expensive. There will be veterinarian bills, food costs and medical supplies. In addition, many pet owners want their pets to have companions, so the cost increases. If you love animals but not the high cost ... more »
By Jenncat 0 comments
Removing fleas from pets.. more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
Part of loving and caring for a dog or cat involves periodically checking for ticks, especially after a walk in the woods. Pet owners who live in rural areas should frequently examine their pets for ticks as well. Left untreated, ticks can lead ... more »
By Ryn Gargulinski 0 comments
A romp in the wilderness is great fun for you and your pet, but it often comes with a side effects of nasty burrs. If left stuck on a pet, the burrs can burrow deep into its skin and cause pain and infection or, as in the case of my dog, the pet ... more »
By QuackJack 0 comments
You may save your pets from hours or days of misery, while waiting for a 3 month anti flea and tick medication, to start doing its job... more »
By thndrstrck63 0 comments
Anyone with pets, knows that fleas are a possible problem, especially in the summer. Read on for some simple steps you can take to reduce your chances of having unwanted visitors... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
A cat is just as likely to injure their owner as a stranger when threatened. This is why it is so important to learn the proper restraining technique before administering first aid to a cat. Otherwise, the caregiver may the one seeking first aid... more »
By ammers 0 comments
Ever adopted a pet (or found that one has adopted you) just to discover that he or she is infested with fleas? Flea medicines can be expensive, and depending on the severity of the flea infestation, time may be of the essence in saving a life. ... more »
By mjpolitis 0 comments
Cats are lovable animals but they don't love taking pills. Cat bites can be very painful, so to avoid such, there are a few tips to giving pills to cats that may be of use... more »
By jgharsha 0 comments
Cat lovers have one chore associated with maintaining a clean, sanitary house for themselves and their beloved kitties that is most unpleasant-cleaning the litter box. You can clean a litter box without bleach, and still be sure that it is germ ... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
Many pets costs their owners thousands of dollars a year. There are ways to cut some of the expenses without harming your pet. Consider, for instance, how to cut your pet maintenance bills... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
Veterinarians offer specialized care for pets, farm animals and wild animals. Animals can't verbalize what ails them so a veterinarian is trained to look for subtle clues to discover the cause and provide treatment. Establish a relationship with ... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
There are many reasons why you might want to snatch feral cat kittens from their mothers. Some reasons might be because the kittens are not healthy, their mothers may not be well enough to take care of them or you might be snatching them to get ... more »
By mjpolitis 0 comments
Feline asthma, an allergy to something in the cat's environment, is very common. Recognizing and treating the disease can make life much easier and possible for your cat... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
Just like humans, pets can bruise, too. But, unlike humans they have a thick coat that can hide the bruise. A bruise or contusion appears on the skin when some sort of injury breaks the small blood vessels in an animal's soft tissue. The ... more »