Bronchitis in Cats
Bronchitis in cats can be acute or chronic, and it can be a serious problem over the long term.
Bronchitis in cats can be acute or chronic, and it can be a serious problem over the long term.
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.
This article details the medical history of a neutered American Shorthair named Wookie. When the hair on his sides was shaved for an ultrasound, it never grew back properly.
Corticosteroids are the cornerstone of treatment for inflammatory bowel disorders (IBD) in cats but may be used in combination with other drugs. This article looks at the most common drugs used to treat IBD.
Follow the story of a young Himalayan cat and her battle against the skin condition called Pemphigus foliaceus.
Pemphigus is a general term that describes four different auto-immune skin diseases referred to as the Pemphigus Complex. Pemphigus is characterized by scabs, blisters and pustules that rupture.
Prednisolone & Prednisone are synthetic corticosteroids that are used to combat a wide variety of disease conditions in cats.
If a nursing mother cat is sick, has mastitis or is on a medication that is harmful to her kittens, her kittens must not drink her milk. This article shows you how to stop the kits from nursing while still keeping mum and babies together.
Pyruvate Kinase Deficiency, also known as PK Deficiency or PK Def, is a genetic disease that causes anemia in an affected cat. It is caused by a mutated gene that is inherited as an autosomal recessive trait.
Jasmine Alexander of Snobelle Chinchilla Persians shares her story of treating a rodent ulcer on the lip of a cat that was still nursing a litter of kittens.