Fall is here, which means we’re all about to get into peak pumpkin mode. But beyond the world of pumpkin spice lattes and carving up pumpkins for Halloween, the iconic orange fruit can also be used to add a health boost to your cat’s diet.
Titled the “East Bay IPA Collaboration Project,” this new series of beers showcases kitties and canines who are currently up for adoption via beer can art. Proceeds from sales of the four-packs will go to the East Bay SPCA.
Famciclovir for cats is an anti-viral medicine that veterinarians primarily prescribe to treat feline herpes or, in some cases, upper respiratory diseases. It’s the generic name for a drug that’s also sold under the brand name Famvir. Here’s what you should know.
Adopting a new cat is one of the most rewarding experiences any pet parent gets to go through. With this handy checklist you can ensure that you’re right on top of introducing your new favorite feline to their new forever home.
Fluconazole for cats is an anti-fungal medicine that veterinarians primarily prescribe to treat fungal infections, especially those that target the central nervous system. It’s the generic name for a medicine that’s also sold under the brand name Diflucan.
There are a few simple tips that can really help ramp up the quality of your Instagram cat photos and increase those coveted likes. Here are some effective ways to take cute kitty photos that are Instagram worthy.
Ketoconazole for cats is an anti-fungal medicine that veterinarians primarily prescribe to treat fungal infections. It’s the generic name for a drug that’s also sold under the brand name Nizoral. Here’s what you should know.
Griseofulvin for cats is an anti-fungal medicine that veterinarians primarily prescribe to treat ringworm, along with some other hair and skin infections. It’s the generic name for a drug that’s also sold under the brand names Fulvicin and Grisactin.
Rectoanal polyps in cats is a condition that involves non-typical, flap-like growths inside the rectal and anal walls. These growths are often benign, but some cats can be afflicted with multiple polyps.
Diaphragmatic hernia in cats is a condition that happens when a tear in the diaphragm allows organs situated below the diaphragm, such as the intestine and stomach, to move into the chest cavity. Here’s what you should know.
Arteriovenous fistula in cats is a condition that involves the appearance of a passage, called a fistula, which affects the flow of blood between the cat’s veins and arteries. It often results in a feline’s heart having to work harder, which can then ultimately result in congestive heart failure.
Oronasal fistula in cats is a medical condition that involves a passageway, called a fistula, forming between the nose and mouth. It’s frequently caused by bad teeth that are situated along the upper jaw.
Abnormal protein production in cats, medically known as paraproteinemia, is a condition where the animal’s plasma cells produce abnormal proteins, called M-components. This negatively impacts a cat’s antibody response when it comes to battling infections. Here’s what you should know.
Labor Day is coming up on September 7th, 2020! Here’s a salute to eight esteemed real life jobs for cats that need to be recognized and appreciated by all cat lovers!
Clindamycin for cats is an antibiotic medication that veterinarians prescribe to treat a range of infections, including bone and dental issues. It’s the generic drug name for a medicine that’s also sold under the brand names Cleocin, Antirobe, and Clindacure.
Metronidazole for cats is an antibiotic medication that veterinarians usually prescribe to treat diarrhea-related conditions, inflammatory bowel disease, and periodontal issues. It’s the generic drug name for a medicine that’s also sold under the brand names Metrogel, Flagyl, and Protostat.
Vesicourachal diverticula in cats is a condition that happens when part of a tube connecting the fetus’s urinary bladder to the placenta doesn’t close correctly. It’s usually a congenital condition and can lead to an abnormal flow of urine which, in turn, can bring about urinary tract infections.
While cats might not always enjoy being dressed up in a full outfit, there’s no reason your cat can’t get in on the hat wearing fun and games, right? Here are five feline hat styles to inspire you to get into the swing of Fall Hat Month in September.
Can cats eat mushrooms? The short answer is it depends. Most store-bought mushrooms are safe for felines, and many cats even enjoy the taste. However, cats shouldn’t eat wild mushrooms, as they can be poisonous. Here’s what you should know.
Pneumothorax in cats is a condition where air builds up in the space known as the pleural cavity, between the lungs and the chest wall. Vets categorize the condition in a number of different ways depending on the type that has developed. Here’s what you should know.
Is it safe to you share your freshly baked loaves of bread with your cat? Can you let your cat sneak a nibble of your toast or bagel? The short answer is yes, cats can eat bread, but there are some exceptions and things you should know before you share any bread with your kitty.
