Abscess On The Chin Of A Cat
Follow the development and treatment of an abscess on the chin of a rescued cat.
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Abscesses In Cats
An abscess is an accumulation under the skin of thick yellow, pink or brownish, often foul smelling pus. It most often forms as a result of a puncture wound.
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Avoid Being Bitten By The Cat
Cat bites can be painful as well as dangerous, but most times you can avoid being bitten if you take some simple precautions.
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Cat Bite
Whether you are a cat breeder or a cat judge or simply a cat owner, there is always a possibility that one day you may be bitten by a cat. A cat bite should never be taken lightly.
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Cat Scratch Disease / Cat Scratch Fever
Cat scratch disease (CSD), also known as cat scratch fever, is an illness a person can develop following contact with a cat. It is not a serious illness for most people, however, anyone who comes in contact with cats should learn to recognize the symptoms of CSD and the best way to treat it.
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Temperament Testing Your Kittens
Using a modified version of the Volhard Puppy Aptitude Test, cat breeders can temperament test their kittens too. Learn how a series of simple tests can help you better predict the adult cat's temperament of today's adorable kitten.
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The Special Needs Kitten
Not every kitten is perfect. A `special needs` kitten may have a health problem, a behavior concern or even a disfigurement from an accident. Finding the right owner to love and care for such a kitten is a great responsibility that the cat breeder must embrace.
Towel Wrapping The Difficult-To-Handle Cat
A truly uncooperative cat has four paws to fend off your intention to give it a pill. Rather than trying to force the kitty to behave, try wrapping the patient in a towel, effectively rendering its claws ineffective.
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