Cat With Allergies
Allergies are one of the most common reasons why owners take their cat to see their veterinarian.
Allergies are one of the most common reasons why owners take their cat to see their veterinarian.
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.
Corticosteroids are a group of medications invaluable to the modern veterinarian. Sometimes considered a magic bullet, this group of medications can produce serious side effects if used indiscriminately.
Occasionally, even the most meticulous cat can develop an embarrassing grooming problem — chin dirt. But the black specks on a cat's chin are not actually 'dirt'. And it can be more serious than a simple grooming problem.
In Part Two about Flat Chested Kitten Syndrome, we discuss the treatment options for FCK in detail, including examples of splinting.
The solution for a cat with a food allergy is to avoid the food to which the cat is allergic. The challenge is to discover which food ingredient is creating the problem.
To help soothe irritations of the skin and to discourage the cat from licking and chewing at itself, consider adding Hexa-Caine spray to your medicine chest.
Steroids are valuable medications in feline medicine, but they must be used wisely to avoid serious side effects.
This article shows photos of a pointed kitten and discusses the medical history that lead to her third eyelid becoming attached to her eyeball.