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Pet HealthApr 16, 2024
The Alarming Truth: Can Cats Eat Chocolate? 2 Critical Reasons Why It's Dangerous
The dangers of chocolate for dogs is well known, but what about cats and chocolate? Can cats eat chocolate? Here’s a detailed look at the risks.
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Kristine Lacoste
Pet HealthApr 25, 2024
Do Cats Sweat? Here's the Fascinating Information You Need to Know
Do cats sweat? Yes, but not in the way you think. Check out this information on how cats sweat; and the answer to the question “why are my cat's paws sweaty?”
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Gayle Hickman
Pet HealthApr 24, 2024
Owning a Diabetic Cat: The Essential Good and Bad of Diabetes Care
Owning a diabetic cat can seem challenging, but it’s not a death sentence. Here are some tips on how to care for a diabetic cat and some things you should know.
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Petful Veterinary Team
Pet HealthMay 5, 2015
7 Signs Your Cat Is Sick
From weight changes to strange new habits, this article clues you in to several important warning signs of illness in your cat.
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Dr. Pippa Elliott, BVMS, MRCVS
Pet HealthSep 4, 2013
Why Does My Vet Want an Abdominal Ultrasound?
Whether searching for a missing toy or getting a closer look at what might be a problem area, your vet may suggest an abdominal ultrasound for your pet.
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Dr. Debora Lichtenberg, VMD
Pet HealthMar 6, 2015
Treating Inflammatory Bowel Disease in Cats
Many older cats suffer the misery of IBD. But why is this, and what can you do about it?
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Dr. Pippa Elliott, BVMS, MRCVS
Pet HealthApr 11, 2013
3 Pet Poison Emergencies That Were Entirely Avoidable
Do you know how to keep your pet away from toxins? Dr. Phil Zeitzman, DVM, shares three pet poison emergencies and what you can learn from these stories.
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Dr. Phil Zeltzman, DVM, DACVS, CVJ
Pet HealthJan 4, 2012
Got a Cat? Poison Proof Your Home!
What are the most common toxins for cats? Veterinarian Debora Lichtenberg arms you with the knowledge to poison proof your cat home.
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Dr. Debora Lichtenberg, VMD
Pet HealthJan 2, 2015
Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) in Cats
FIV gradually destroys white blood cells used for fighting infection, which makes cats more vulnerable to minor illnesses that can take a more serious turn.
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Dr. Pippa Elliott, BVMS, MRCVSRelated Categories
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