As the days are getting shorter and the temperatures are dropping, you may have noticed that you're not the only…
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Vets and doctors understand anesthesia better today than they did several decades ago. It's fairly safe when administered properly with…
Dandruff is different than cat dander, which is compromised of a cat's saliva and dead skin cells. It can be…
One of our CatTime readers has a cat who likes to playfully bite, and she wonders if cat bites are…
The holidays are a great time to think about donating to charities and organizations that do good work in areas…
Minor burns often happen when hot objects are accidentally dropped onto cats or when cats walk on hot surfaces. In…
When it comes to treating and preventing cancer, your cat's diet is very important. Talk to your vet about these…
Meloxicam for cats is a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory (NSAID) medicine that veterinarians prescribe to treat issues related to joint inflammation and…
Robenacoxib for cats is an anti-inflammatory medicine that veterinarians primarily prescribe to reduce pain and inflammation after surgeries and operations. It's…
Metoclopramide for cats is a medicine that veterinarians primarily prescribe to treat vomiting and nausea, as well as reflux-related issues.…
Cerenia for cats is a medicine that can treat motion sickness and vomiting. It's actually the brand name for the…
Chlorpheniramine for cats is an antihistamine medicine that veterinarians primarily prescribe to help alleviate the symptoms of a range of…
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It's heartbreaking to think about why a mama might abandon her babies. The reasons are many and include a lack…
Mineral oil is a lubricant laxative that can be used in small doses to deal with constipation in cats. It…
Food puzzle toys have been shown to reduce stress and boredom in cats, and they're very easy to make on…
Ringworm in cats is a fungal infection. The technical name for ringworm in cats is dermatophytosis. It often leaves a…
Vets are often asked the question, "Can cats have Down syndrome?" The short answer is no, cats can't have Down…