Cat Vaccinations

If your cat just sneezes once and a while, it probably is not a reason for your concern. A cat can sneeze just as a person sometimes sneezes due to dust or a piece of lint tickling its nose. However, if your cat sneezes all the time you should consider taking it for a check-up to a licensed veterinarian, especially if the sneezing is... more »

While enjoying yourself on vacation, you want to ensure your cat is receiving the best care possible. Locating that perfect place to board your feline can put your mind at ease and allow your fluffy companion to feel pampered. Whether it's a kitty kennel, a groomer or another option, knowing your cat is in perfect hands (or paws) can... more »

The signs of feline AIDS often do not show up for months or years after a cat first becomes infected with the feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV). But by the final stage, the cat's body is unable to fight off infections that would not affect a healthy cat. Found in about 1 percent of cats, feline AIDS has no cure. more »

Veterinarians estimate that 10 percent of their feline patients are suffering from feline calcium oxalate urolithiasis. Although this condition can derive from a variety of causes, including viral, idiopathic, bacterial, neoplastic and neurogenic most of the cases come from imbalances in the cat's nutrition. Whatever the cause the pH... more »

Diagnosing diseases in cats is often made all the more difficult by the fact that animals can't verbalize their symptoms. Imagine if you were sick and had to go to the doctor, but you couldn't tell him how you were feeling, where you were experiencing pain or even why you thought you might be ill! In observing sick cats, it's... more »