Common skin conditions in cats are easy to notice but can cause pain and impair a cat's defense system. Scabs, rashes and bumps are frequent examples.

Electrolyte disturbance in cats happens when there is not enough phosphorus in the blood. It often affects cats who suffer from diabetic ketoacidosis.

Cirrhosis and fibrosis of the liver in cats are two of the most common liver conditions for felines. They both involve the formation of scar tissue.

Chronic inflammation of the bronchi in cats happens when a cat's mucous membranes of the bronchi become inflamed. The main symptom is a persistent cough.

Colonic or rectal inflammation in cats is a disease that affects the bowel. In short, the condition makes a cat's colon inflamed and can cause ulcers.

Foxtails are a type of plant that contain barbed seed heads. Here is what you need to know about the dangers of foxtails and cats.

With the summer weather here again, your kitty might be taking full advantage of the sunshine. But is it safe to let your cat lie in the sun all day?

Cats may not pant like dogs or sweat like humans, but they do have some pretty interesting and clever ways of staying cool in summer.

Chediak-Higashi syndrome in cats is a medical condition that usually affects the Persian breed and can cause them to suffer from excessive bleeding.

Even if your cat is a strictly indoor cat, a well-timed escape and slip into the pool can quickly become tragic. Here are a few pool safety tips.

Desmopressin for cats, also known by brand names Stimate, DDAVP, and Minrin, is a hormone-based drug primarily used to treat diabetes insipidus.

Indoor cats can enjoy the summer weather if you take steps to construct a safe and secure catio for your feline or grant them monitored time on the deck.

Can cats eat corn? The short answer is yes, cats should be fine if they eat small amounts of corn. However, it is best left as a sometimes-treat.

A heatwave can be dangerous for outdoor and indoor cats, alike. Here are a few tips to help you keep your cat safe in a summer heatwave.

Can cats eat ice? The short answer is yes. Of course, you must ask your vet before giving your cat ice, just to make sure kitty's teeth are in good shape.

Skin allergies in cats can bring on a number of skin diseases that often cause pain and itchiness. Pet parents need to take ongoing preventative measures.

As we gear up to chow down for International Sushi Day on June 18th, let's look into whether it's safe to share your sushi with your kitty.

Diabetes insipidus in cats, also known as water diabetes, is a condition that can cause a cat to need to both urinate and drink more water than usual.

Heatstroke in cats, also known by the medical term hyperthermia, is a condition that comes about when a cat's body temperature rises too high.