Cat Physiology Quiz
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Detecting A Kink In A Cat’s Tail
Part of the evaluation routine for every kitten should be checking for a tail kink. Learn how to detect a kink in your cat's tail.
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Scoliosis & Vertebral Fusion In A Cat
This is the story of an Oriental Shorthair named Shrimpbait who was born with a condition called scoliosis. A twisting and fusing of the bones in her spine left her permanently leaning to the right.
Skeletal System Of The Cat
While a cat breeder needn't to know as much as a veterinarian about a feline skeleton, a rudimentary knowledge of the structures will help assess situations, from possible broken bones to hereditary problems.
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X-ray Of A Pregnant Cat
Two x-rays taken of a pregnant cat in different positions can help you accurately count the number of kittens to expect. Knowing the number of kittens will increase the chances of a successful delivery.
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X-rays Of Tail Kinks
Tail kinks are purely cosmetic and do not affect the health of the cat. They come in a wide variety of shapes and can range from almost undetectable to so severe that they create the appearance of a corkscrewed tail.
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