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Hair loss, aka 'Alopecia' is a common problem for cats. Hair loss in cats can stem from many causes, causing it to be sometimes difficult to diagnose and treat. This article by PetMD.com for About.com details the symptoms, causes, diagnosis and treatment of hair loss in cats.
2.The pancreas is part of the endocrine and digestive system, which is integral for the digestion of foods, producing the enzymes that digest food, and producing insulin. When the pancreas becomes inflamed, the flow of enzymes into the digestive tract can become disrupted, forcing the enzymes out of the pancreas and into the abdominal area. Learn more about pancreatitis in this article from PetMD.c…
3.Managing a chronic disease in cats need not be as overwhelming as you might expect, provided you are given sufficient instruction and support by your veterinarian, know what symptoms are red flags, and what side effects might be considered normal, and hold to a regular routine. Routine is all-important to cats, and even a very sick cat will expect his medication and other treatment to be delivere…
4.Disease profile of feline inflammatory bowel disease aka IBD or IBS. Learn more about symptoms, diagnosis, and management of feline IBD.
5.Senior cats that exhibit the symptoms of aching joints may be afflicted with Osteoarthritis, a degenerative joint disease. Excess weight may be a contributing factor, and weight control (including exercise) is an important part of any treatment program for Osteoarthritis.
6.Senior cats that exhibit the symptoms of aching joints may be afflicted with Osteoarthritis, a degenerative joint disease. Excess weight may be a contributing factor, and weight control (including exercise) is an important part of any treatment program for Osteoarthritis.
7.Feline Disease Profile of Chronic Renal Failure (CRF), which is a common disease of older cats. Learn the symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of CRF cats.
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What is a sentence for diseases?
He is a specialist in the diseases of cats.
What has the author Lewis Harold Fairchild written?
Lewis Harold Fairchild has written: 'Cats and all about them' -- subject(s): Cats, Diseases
Can a dog spread diseases to cats?
Learn and find all the information you need to know about dog diseases at http://www.dogbreedss.org/dog-diseases.htm
What kind of diseases can cats have?
one diseases a cat can have is rabies!
Do cats cause diseases for girls?
no
Can humans kill cats?
No, a cat can not kill a human. A cat can transmit diseases to humans but the diseases are not fatal.
What has the author Christina Matern written?
Christina Matern has written: 'Acupuncture for dogs and cats' -- subject(s): Atlases, Dog Diseases, Therapy, Cat Diseases, Acupuncture Therapy, Veterinary, Alternative treatment, Diseases, Cats, Veterinary acupuncture, Dogs
How did they use cats on pirate ships?
To catch mice so that these rodents didn't eat all the food on board/spread diseases etc
Can vaccinated healthy indoor cats get diseases from outside cats?
Yes, they can get diseases from the diseases they haven't been vaccinated yet for, and they can also get a disease they've already been vaccinated for if they were due for another vaccination at the time they were infected. Even if they're healthy indoor cats they can still get diseases from outdoor cats but they might be less likely to get infected with a disease if they have a healthy body. Oh, and just so you know abortion stops a beating heart, so please support the awarness.
How do you get rid of diseases on stray cats you want to keep?
Bring him/her to the vet.
How many germs live on cats?
Surprisingly, none at all really. Most research teams conducted research on this topic way back and found that cats have the lowest germ amount (LGA) and that is why you will commonly find cats in Dim Sims. Although some cats can catch diseases were their LGA is a lot higher than any other cat and consuming such a large amount of germs from eating a dim sim CAN give you mild diseases.
Does your cat need its jabs if it doesn't go outdoors?
Yes, of course! It is highly recommended that cats get their annual vaccinations in order to boost its immune system from several diseases. It also stops kittens and cats spreading contagious diseases to other cats. Some of these diseases can even be carried around on human clothes and shoes, so just because an unvaccinated cat lives indoors doesn't mean it cannot spread disease to other cats, or catch them from an outside source.
