From The Vet: 3 Things You Should Know About Your Cat’s Whiskers
Cats have whiskers, even wild cats. They are a feature of a cat’s face. We can recognize even a rudimentary child’s drawing of a cat...
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Ask A Vet: Why Are People Allergic To Cats?
Cat allergies are a documented and fairly common occurrence. According to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, almost 3 out of 10 people have...
From The Vet: 3 Things You Must Know About Your Cat’s Butt
Cats seem to always have their rears in our face (see Why Does My Cat Put Her Rear In My Face?), but have you ever...
From The Vet: 6 Warning Signs Your Cat Could Have Cancer
Everyone fears cancer. It is the scary “C word” that many people dread, but in reality, some type of cancer will probably happen to most...
From The Vet: Beware Bird Flu Can Make Cats Sick
Influenza virus makes headlines every year. It has become a part of our culture to hear about flu this time of year. People talk about...
Ask A Vet: Why Does My Cat Drool?
Have you ever noticed your cat’s face seemed wet and realized that he was drooling? Drooling seems more like a dog thing (think Turner and...
From The Vet: 4 Tips To Keep Hairballs At Bay
We all know that cats groom and we know that the way they groom will make them swallow some hair. We also know that sometimes...
Ask A Vet: What Is Wrong With My Cat’s Eye?
Cats’ eyes are lovely windows to their souls. Unique and beautiful, your cat’s eyes are adapted to allow her to see in low light conditions...
Ask A Vet: Should I Be Worried About Cat Scratch Fever?
If you read the news, you might just decide that life is a very threatening endeavor. Sometimes it is wise to dig a little deeper...
Ask A Vet: Why Do My Cat’s Whiskers Fall Out?
Cats’ whiskers are really cool. Not only are they an attractive facial feature of cats, but they are an amazing source of sensory information for...