Abscess On The Chin Of A Cat
Follow the development and treatment of an abscess on the chin of a rescued cat.
Follow the development and treatment of an abscess on the chin of a rescued cat.
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.
When labor and delivery does not go normally, it can be an anguishing decision whether to schedule the mother-to-be for a C-section, or whether to wait and see if the queen can deliver naturally. Test your knowledge and instincts by deciding what you would do given specific birthing scenarios.
The response to the first article in this series was overwhelming - and so here are 10 more real-life feline pregnancies for you to test your knowledge and instincts by deciding what you would do given specific birthing scenarios.
The response to the first article in this series was overwhelming - and so here are 10 more real-life feline pregnancies for you to test your knowledge and instincts by deciding what you would do given specific birthing scenarios.
If a pregnant cat has a vaginal discharge, it is a cause for concern, not panic. It does not necessarily mean that the female will lose her kittens.
This article discusses in detail how best to soak an abscess in hot water as part of its treatment regime.
Premature and full-term kittens can occur in the same litter. This article explains why this happens, and shows you ways to avoid the possibility when breeding your queen.
Discover the cause of premature births, the signs that a kitten is premature, and the prognosis of survival for various degrees of premature birth in kittens.
If a cat pinks up at three weeks, has her pregnancy confirmed by palpation or x-ray, arrives at her due date but has no babies inside her, it is likely that she has reabsorbed her kittens.