Predominantly seen in older and larger cats, loss of bladder control can be a serious problem. It is generally due to some type of blockage or defect of the bladder, but may also indicate some type of neurological disorder. Your cat may also experience frequent...
Skin problems in cats are most commonly caused by parasites or allergies – both easily treatable with the right medication. As in human, cats can also have acne and even skin cancer. It is important that you note any excessive scratching, grooming or shaking of...
Respiratory infections are fairly common in cats, especially in outside or feral cats. You may notice excessive sneezing, eye and nasal discharge, lethargy, weight loss and coughing as an indication of a respiratory infection. A variety of viruses, bacteria...
Cats have unique vision skills which makes them more vulnerable to disease and other conditions. In most cases, early detection and regular exams can help us keep your cat’s eyes healthy. Outdoor cats as especially susceptible to disease and injury, but can be...
Most feline ear disorders are easily treatable and do not result in permanent hearing loss. Congenital issues in certain breeds of cats and age are the most common reasons for hearing loss. All white cats are especially prone to deafness. The most common issue is ear...
Heart disease is not as common in cats as it is in humans and dogs. The most common cause of a heart condition in a cat is a congenital defect. Anemia is a treatable, but serious condition which can be fatal to kittens. The most common causes are feline leukemia,...
