Blocked Bladder: Case History #3
An Exotic Shorthair breeder shares the medical detective work necessary when her stud male developed a rather unusual case of a blocked bladder.
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Examining Your Stud Cat’s “Equipment”
While it is a "delicate" topic, checking your stud cat's breeding equipment should be part of his general health and grooming check-up.
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Hair Ring In A Male Cat
If you have a breeding male cat that suddenly seems to be having trouble completing the mating "act", his problem may be as simple as a hair ring. Learn more about this troublesome possibility and how to fix it.
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Male Cat’s Urinary & Reproductive Systems
Knowing the location and function of the organs associated with the urinary tract and reproduction of the male cat is not just a topic of interest to the cat breeder. This knowledge may save your cat's life.
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Mother Nature Takes A Wrong Turn
Follow the intriguing medical case history of a Himalayan kitten born with two genetic abnormalities that produced a unique appearance; one that created an unusual eye and one of confused sexual identification.
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Paraphimosis In A Male Cat
Paraphimosis is a condition that occurs when a stud cat cannot pull his penis back into its prepuce, usually following his mating with a female cat. Learn the treatment for this serious problem.
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Phimosis In A Male Cat
Phimosis is a condition in a male cat that can prevent him from breeding successfully, and make his career as a stud cat a non-starter because he is unable to extrude his penis from his body. Learn more about this problem and how with surgical treatment, it can be corrected
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Stud Cat & The Neuter Compare “Equipment”
Let's not be too indelicate, but there is a distinctive difference between the working "equipment" of a stud cat and a neutered kitty that goes beyond whether or not a boy has pom-poms. This "other difference" can be used to determine when a recently neutered cat can be allowed to be with girls without the risk of a surprise litter.
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