Blogs Posts on "Cat Health"

Frostbite Treatment by For Your Cat | Cat Health Care Blog on Nov 16, 2009When a cat is exposed to extreme cold, frostbite will likely occur. The areas of a cat most usually to be affected are the ears, tail, and feet. Tissue damage results as circulation is impaired. At the start, the skin will appear pale. As thawing sta...

Pyelonephritis by For Your Cat | Cat Health Care Blog on Aug 15, 2009Pyelonephritis is most often the cause of a bladder infection which travels up into the kidneys of a cat. An advanced infection elsewhere in the body (for example, periodontal disease) can also be the result. If the infection is acute, signs will usu...

Top 10 reasons why your cats go to the vet by The Cat Zine on Jul 20, 2009Knowing the most common reasons cats got the vet is important in developing a preventative health plan for your cat. Most Common Cat Claims/Conditions Urinary Tract Infections Gastritis/Vomiting Chronic Renal Failure Enteritis/Diarrhea Diabetes Mell...

Keratitis by For Your Cat | Cat Health Care Blog on Jun 26, 2009Keratitis is an inflammation of the cornea that can effect one or both eyes. Signs include: discharge, squinting, sensitivity of light, and the appearance of the third eyelid. You may find the cat pawing at her eye. This inflammation is very painful...

Zymox Ear Cleanser (4 oz) by Lowes Home Improvement on Jun 21, 2009Zymox Ear Cleanser (4 oz) Zymox Ear Cleanser provides a, non-toxic way to manage problem ears. The addition of Lactoferrin and Lysozyme make Zymox Ear Cleanser great for maintenance and prevention. Zymox Ear Cleanser is the only ear cleaner recommend...

The self cleaning cat box by All the Creatures on Jun 3, 2009I am sure you have seen at least on ad on TV showing the kitty litter box that cleans itself. The ones that I had seen were of the square variety. Then I came upon this one on sale, a round type: It is called the Radio Systems Litter Box and I don...

Feline Calicivirus (FCV) by For Your Cat | Cat Health Care Blog on May 24, 2009Feline Calicivirus or FCV is spread by direct contact with eye or nasal discharge and saliva. It may also be spread by coming into contact with the water bowl or litter box of an infected cat. In the beginning symptoms include nasal and eye dischar...

Just Say No To Clay Cat Litter by Pentimento on May 11, 2009Thankfully, we have some very well informed and proactive friends that keep us up to date on all sorts of health and environmental concerns. They were the first to tell us we needed to switch out our... What is "webduck" up to today? A rant, or a ra...

Cat Tips - Apt Ways in Caring a Cat Healthy by Pets Corner on May 2, 2009see more Lolcats and funny picturesStory by: Jason RolancesRaising a cat is sometimes very tiring especially when it related to the cat’s health condition. If you face problem in this, then these cat tips will be useful for you. There are a lot of...

8 Common Signs Of Cat Illness by The Cat Zine on Apr 24, 2009Many signs are nonspecific and can be linked with several different diseases. Each of them is significant and should prompt your concern. It is important to know what to look for, pay attention to your cat’s behavior and observe for any abnorma...