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Usually gum disease, also known as gingivitis, occurs in older cats. But just because you own a kitten does not mean that she cannot get gingivitis. The condition is known as juvenile-onset gingivitis and can occur in any breed of kitten, although it is more common in purebred cats. Your veterinarian can check for gum disease in your... more »
All across the country, in thousands of animal shelters and humane societies, there are adult cats and kittens waiting to be adopted, who would make affectionate pets and friends. Sadly, estimates are that only 24% of the cats who enter shelters are ever adopted. According to the American Humane Association (see link below) the... more »
Gastrointestinal disorders can afflict your cat at any age. Signs include vomiting, diarrhea, appetite loss, abdominal pain and dehydration. Infections, dietary indiscretion or other problems can all cause digestive upset, and a thorough examination must be done to determine the cause. Treatment can begin once the source of the... more »
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