Health

Early neutering and an owners vigilance can minimize the potentially lethal threat.

Here are some common-sense rules for storing your cats food so that it remains fresh and healthful.

I am the owner of Tassu, a 10-month-old cat I adopted from an animal shelter. A few weeks after I had her neutered, I noticed her behavior had changed. She seemed very lazy and not really interested in any physical activities, and she also lost her appetite. I took her to my veterinarian, and he found that she had pale gums, so he recommended she be tested for infection with feline leukemia virus (FeLV). To…

Its a major health risk for the outdoor cat, so owners need to have their cats tested for feline immunodeficiency virus.

Ringworm is the most common, but others can be far more severe and difficult to treat.

These organisms can make life miserable for cats - and sometimes their owners, too.

This eating disorder is fairly uncommon in our four-legged friends, but they need immediate help.

A variety of nervous system conditions can threaten your cats health and well-being.

Changes are often subtle, but there are ways to recognize them and pamper your cats golden years.

Scratching, cheek rubbing and even urinating are ways that cats leave their signature behind.

Modern methods make the procedure safe and beneficial for your cat.

There are ways that both you and your pet can compensate for the loss of this important sense.