Although ear infections are fairly uncommon in cats when they do occur they can be an indication of an underlying health condition that requires veterinary care. Today our PetVet Care Centers member vets explain some of the causes, symptoms and treatments for ear infections in cats.
You can help to keep your pet healthy and happy by regularly attending routine wellness exams. These checkups allow your veterinarian to detect early symptoms of common conditions and monitor your pet's long term health. Here, our PetVet Care Centers member vets share info about what to expect when bringing your pet in for their wellness exam.
Similar to humans, cats can have oral health issues, which means that cat parents need to be proactive about keeping their feline friend's teeth clean. Our PetVet Care Centers member vets share a few tips on creating a successful oral health care routine.
In many cases, hernias in cats aren’t a very serious condition and can be repaired with surgery. Here, our PetVet Care Centers member vets explain the different types of hernias and share what you can typically expect if your cat requires hernia surgery.
Although rare in cats, hypothyroidism can produce a number of symptoms including noticeable weight gain. In today's post, our PetVet Care Centers member vets share some of the causes of hypothyroidism in cats and symptoms that may indicate that your cat has an underactive thyroid.
Cushing's disease in cats is rare but it can occur, and when it does the symptoms can be alarming. Here our PetVet Care Centers Internal Medicine Specialists share some of the symptoms of Cushing's disease in cats, and what causes this serious condition.
Vaccinations can help to protect your pet from serious, sometimes deadly conditions, but do all pets face the same amount of risk of contracting these conditions? Today our PetVet Care Centers vets explain the differences between core vaccines and lifestyle vaccines.
Hyperthyroidism can become an issue for middle-aged and senior cats. In this post, our PetVet Care Centers vets explain the disease, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment options.
If your cat’s purr has turned into a cough, it means something is irritating their throat, airways, or lungs. Some causes are easy to treat while others are more serious.
Left untreated, diabetes can threaten your cat’s quality of life and longevity. Our PVCC vets explain risk factors for diabetes in cats, treatment options, and when to seek assistance from your vet.
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