Always follow the recommended treatment plan from your veterinarian. Do not experiment with medications or food. Pay close attention to your cat and if it does not improve, return to your veterinarian for a follow-up evaluation.
The answer to that question is yes, most cats can safely eat some tuna, but only in moderation and only under certain conditions. In some circumstances, tuna can be very harmful to cats.
The answer to that question is yes, cats can eat eggs in moderation, though you must ask your veterinarian before you feed eggs to your cat. There are many situations where eggs can be harmful to cats.
Battling cat obesity can be hard. This is especially true if your cat has slowly gained weight due to a sedate indoor lifestyle and now decides to whine and act up if you try and decrease her food.
The answer to that question is yes, most cats can safely eat some rice, though there are a few exceptions. You should always ask your veterinarian before feeding your cat any human foods, including rice.
The answer to that question is technically yes, most cats can safely eat small, infrequent servings of cheese. However, there are many exceptions, so it is very important that you consult your veterinarian before sharing cheese--or any human foods--with your cat.
Congenital (existing at birth) and developmental kidney diseases are part of a group of diseases in which the kidney may be abnormal in its ability to function normally, or may be abnormal in appearance, or both.
Ahead of August 29 being officially known as More Herbs, Less Salt Day, let's dig into the field of five cat safe herbs that you can feed to your cat without worrying.
Munchkin cats are bred with a genetic deformity that causes them to have short legs. They may be cute to some people, but they're stirring controversy in the cat world.
