Cornell Feline Mammary Cancer Research
                    Arianna Bartlett, a PhD candidate at the Baker Institute at Cornell University, is studying feline mammary cancer. Mammary cancer is the third most common...                
            Emergency Decisions
                    What constitutes an emergency? A collapsed cat? Absolutely. And even more so if she is nonresponsive. Pause only a moment to look for a...                
            Distilled Water for Kidney
                    Q. I have two older cats, each with chronic kidney disease.  I feed them prescription kidney diets, both wet and dry, and they have...                
            Living With an FIV-Positive
                    Feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV) is a retrovirus that infects cats worldwide. Like the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), FIV suppresses the immune system. For this...                
            Vestibular Syndrome in Cats
                    The first time you see a cat battling vestibular syndrome, you may be taken aback. The cat may circle around oddly, fall to one...                
            Donations Help Save Mika From Cancer
                    When her owner noticed a lump on Mika’s leg,  her veterinarian diagnosed injection-site sarcoma, a cancer. Mika underwent successful surgery to have the lump...                
            AVMA/EveryCat Award for Viral Research
                    Dr. Brian Murphy, a professor at the University of California-Davis School of Veterinary Medicine, was recently awarded the American Veterinary Medical Foundation/EveryCat Health Foundation...                
            FIP: Advances in Treatment
                    Until recently, the treatment of feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) focused on providing supportive care and alleviating symptoms (see sidebar). For a cat with fluid...                
            Can I Give My Cat CBD Oil?
                    Q. I have been reading about the use of CBD oil for problems in people, and I have a 12-year-old cat that doesn’t eat...                
            Worry or Wait? Vomiting
                    Knowing what your cat has expelled from her stomach can give you clues as to whether it is a cause for concern. Hairballs are...                
            Dementia in Older Cats
                    A cat that lives to be 20 years old is the approximate equivalent of a 96-year-old person. And, unfortunately, many cats eventually show signs...                
            The Aging Cat Needs a Careful Eye
                    When we hear someone tell us our senior cat “looks really good for her age,” we might want to give some thought to that...                
             
                














