What Cats Are at Risk for FeLV?

All cats are at risk for FeLV. FeLV is the abbreviation for the Feline Leukemia Virus. This is a virus that can affect all cats no matter their age, sex or breed. The virus itself can cause anemia and lymphoma. FeLV is said to be the second largest cause of death among cats with traumaContinue reading “What Cats Are at Risk for FeLV?”

Polydactyl Tabby Cats

Ever heard of a polydactyl cat? The polydactyl tabby cat is a unique creature. Take a look at your tabby cat and see if he appears to have too many toes. If he does, then he could by a polydactyl. You should verify with your vet, however, because a more serious health condition called radialContinue reading “Polydactyl Tabby Cats”

Plant and Plant-based Kitty Litter

There are more eco-friendly alternatives for your cat’s litter box. If you’re concerned with the environmental impacts of synthetic chemicals that get mixed in your cat’s litter box you may want to consider using litters derived from plant and plant by-products. They’re commonly made from processed peanut shells, wheat, corn, citrus, and alfalfa available inContinue reading “Plant and Plant-based Kitty Litter”

Top Dental Care Tips for Senior Pets

Gum and tooth problems are rampant problems, especially in senior pets. Inflamed gums, bad breath, broken tooth, as well as tooth decays are just a few of the critical signs that a senior pet has a dental problem, and all these could adversely impact your pet’s day-to-day living. As a pet owner, you must beContinue reading “Top Dental Care Tips for Senior Pets”

Is Your Canine Hypoglycemic ?

Are you familiar with the term hypoglycemia? Hypoglycemia happens when your dog’s blood sugar level or glucose level is abnormally low. It is most often seen in dogs that are already on some type of diabetes medication. It can happen when your dog has been given too much insulin. This may happen when your dogContinue reading “Is Your Canine Hypoglycemic ?”

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