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October 2005 
Hurricane KatrinaOne of the few organizations in a strong position to provide direct rescue and shelter to animals is the Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine in Baton Rouge. Arthritis: A Challenge This painful condition is incurable, but it can be relieved medically or surgically. Here’s help for your ailing cat. Diet for Diabetes A change from dry food to canned can help some cats that are insulin-dependent. The Clean Litter Box This essential part of your cat’s daily routine has to meet her needs first (hint: Forget the perfumed scents). Here’s why. Fun With Felix! Playtime gives your cat a chance to display and hone her natural instincts, like stalking and pouncing. Silent, But Deadly: Feline Infectious Peritonitis This fatal disease is difficult to diagnose and impossible to treat. We explain why. Feline Brain Tumors The most common type — meningioma — can usually be dealt with surgically. Here are the signs to look for. |
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