Amitriptyline
While amitriptyline was originally developed out of a need in human medicine as an anti-anxiety medication, in cats it is prescribed for conditions such as urinating out of the litter box, spraying and excessive grooming.
While amitriptyline was originally developed out of a need in human medicine as an anti-anxiety medication, in cats it is prescribed for conditions such as urinating out of the litter box, spraying and excessive grooming.
A breeder shares her experience with the use of the medication, Amitriptylene, to control and eliminate a cat`s poor litter box habit.
Here is a handy chart with the use and dosages of many of the most common drugs that a cat breeder should have in their favorite medical kit.
Especially near the last few months of campaign season and with the spring breeding season just around the corner, it isn't unusual to see the occasional grumpy campaign cat. Here are some tips for sweetening the kitty's attitude.
An observant and creative owner designs a unique solution to help a one-eyed Golden Persian regain her proper litter box habits.
Occasionally, a cat who has been a good show cat will start to show signs of being unhappy in the show hall. Learn why this happens and the steps you can take to encourage the kitty to enjoy being shown.
Wool-sucking is not just a nuisance but can pose a danger to the health of the cat itself. Learn simple techniques that can help stop your cat from chewing fabric, clothing and such.