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Cat Health Articles

  • About Cat Scratch Fever

    ...the disease is generally not harmful to healthy humans except those who may have compromised or suppressed immune systems, such as those with HIV or AIDS.

  • Distinguishing Between Cat Allergies and Other Allergies

    ...ance or cause pervasive discomfort, but Cat allergies can also trigger chronic asthma, notes the Allergy & Asthma Foundation of America (AAFA). Cat allergies (and other types of allergies) o...

  • 5 Ways to Treat Cat Bites and Scratches

    ...ly member gets bitten or scratched by a cat, the first thing to do is control your environment. Make sure the victim is removed from the animal so no more injuries occur. Most of the time, a cat...

  • About Contagious Cat Diseases

    ...aretaker say sternly, "Don't touch that cat---it could have a disease." Handling a cat is unlikely to result in contagion, notes the Winn Feline Foundation. But cats may be carriers of parasites...

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  • Cat's claw

    Originally found in Peru, the use of cat's claw (Uncaria tomentosa) has been said to date back to the Inca civilizati...

  • Krebiozen

    ...l in the treatment of cancer, mainly in cats and dogs. However, there are no scientific data to back up this claim.

Conversations On Cat Health

  • My Kitty Has a Clean Bill of Health!

    ...of those who are interested...I took my cat to the vets yesterday and he is all better! YEAH, no more pill feeding whewww. I did learn how to give him a pill, but still didn't enjoy the process....

    • Posted On July 31, 2007 12:27:04 PM

      ...!!!!!!! NO MORE PILL POPPIN'! That poor cat :( YAY FOR A HEALTHY KITTY! Read More

    • Posted On July 31, 2007 03:09:40 PM

      Wow cool!! and guess what!! Now my cat is on diet as well (he won third place for the fattest cat competition)! I put in him "lite cat food"! ahahaahahah seriously though! there r actually diet ca... Read More

  • Caloric reality - why you should eat more than your cat


    • Posted On February 27, 2009 11:39:19 AM

      ...doctors, or where applicable, vets. My cat Murphy, 22lbs http://community2.livestrong.com/ver1.0/Content/images/store/7/15/77191b60-1453-4114-bffe-d21631daa33e.Large.jpg... Read More

    • Posted On February 27, 2009 11:45:11 AM

      ...t you searched the caloric intake for a cat or a little freaked out. (BTW, has anyone seen the "100 calorie packs" of dog treats in stores? The diet industry cracks me up...) Read More

  • What's wrong with my cat?


    • Posted On January 13, 2009 05:15:40 PM

      I have a male cat (Neo) who is about 5 years old (yes he's fixed). He has always been pretty good about using the litter box... unless it was too full or we tried to change his litter, then he wou... Read More

    • Posted On January 13, 2009 05:36:48 PM

      ...or=#400080:ehy26abr]The top reasons for cats to suddenly stop using the kitty box is due to a urinary tract infection. He may use the kitty box some times, and the floor at others. There are sym... Read More

  • Attention Cat Lovers!

    I posted this below on a "cat" post, but I did so late and don't think anyone saw it. So I have a question for you cat people (and there are a bunch of you): Since I put my 15-year old puppy to...

    • Posted On April 11, 2008 09:34:45 AM

      ...evitable. i hear that getting a pair of cats is better because they can keep each other occupied. most people i know with cats don't have any problems with them peeing. my former cat peed everyw... Read More

    • Posted On April 11, 2008 10:11:37 AM

      I've NEVER had that problem with my cats, fortunately. But here are some tips (after any medical causes like bladder stones have been ruled out): 1) Scoop litter boxes out DAILY. 2) Have one mo... Read More

  • Any Vets or People who just know a lot about Animals?


    • Posted On September 26, 2008 01:05:27 PM

      I have a cat, Ronald Weasely. He's a very high maintenance cat, super picky, super needy. I keep him out of my bedroom and master bathroom, because A) he likes to rip up toilet paper and everything... Read More

    • Posted On September 26, 2008 01:12:05 PM

      ...e like he's marking his territory. Male cats do spray sometimes. If this is the case, you can try introducing towels and other items that aren't a big deal if they get ruined. Is he litter box t... Read More

  • SICK of insensitive people!


    • Posted On January 30, 2009 11:05:29 AM

      ...s to get him relatively comfortable and healthy so I can maintain him for whatever life he has left at home. My cat is a member of my family and spends every moment around or with me when I am ... Read More

    • Posted On January 30, 2009 11:08:15 AM

      so sorry your cat is so sick!!! Read More

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