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Adverse reactions to vaccines occur in cats (as they can in most animals). Side effects from vaccinations vary with the type of vaccine used, and the age and breed of the cat vaccinated. It is important to know the type of reaction that can occur, particularly if you give your kittens their vaccinations yourself.
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Cats, like their human owners, can suffer from allergies. And like humans, felines can be allergic to a vast variety of substances. Learn how to determine what your kitty is allergic to, and how to make your allergic cat more comfortable.
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Anaphylactic shock is a type of deadly allergic reaction that can quickly result in death if it is not treated as an emergency situation. Learn what causes anaphylaxis and the symptoms to watch for.
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Anaphylaxis is an extreme medical emergency that requires immediate treatment. Anaphylactic shock is treated with injections of the drug called epinephrine, but it must be given within a matter of minutes once the symptoms of anaphylaxis begin.
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Anaphylaxis is a sudden onset, total body hypersensitivity reaction in response to exposure to an allergen. An anaphylactic reaction is an emergency as it can lead to the death of a cat.
Recognizing the early warning signs of cancer in your cat can aid in early treatment and lead to a more favorable prognosis.
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"Core" vaccines are those vaccinations that every cat needs to be given to protect it from common, infectious feline diseases.
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The benefits of vaccinating your cat are undeniable, but you must also take steps to reduce the possibility of the risk of a vaccinated associated sarcoma when injecting your kitty.
Where on your cat you give its vaccinations is as important as what vaccine you use.
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A fibrosarcoma is a deeply rooted malignant tumor. It spreads quickly by growing widely in a localized area. When the fibrosarcoma occurs at the site of a vaccine injection, it is called a vaccine-associated sarcoma.
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