Ask A Vet: Why Does My Cat Sleep On My Head?
Cat lovers wonder why their cats do certain things. There is almost always a reason, even though usually we are only guessing what it is....
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Ask A Vet: Why Does My Cat Butt Me With Her Head?
People who have spent time around cats (or even watched nature shows featuring wild felines) recognize the head-butting phenomenon. We rightfully assess that cats seem calm...
Read More Cat Behavior & TrainingAsk A Vet: My Cat Is Shedding More. Should I Worry?
Is your cat shedding more than usual? Cats shed and groom themselves regularly, but sometimes they seem to really be letting go of their hair....
Read More Ask A VetAsk A Vet: Could My Cat Be In Pain?
Cats are notoriously difficult to assess for pain because of their specific tendency to hide weakness of any kind. Cat owners and veterinarians alike want...
Read More Ask A VetExpert Tips For A Healthy, Shiny Coat
Cats with healthy coats are so beautiful and feel so good. Sometimes your cat's coat gets dull over time and you may not even realize...
Read More Ask A VetAsk The Vet: What Should I Know About Diarrhea In Cats?
Cats get diarrhea (stool that is not formed or is softer than the usual texture) and not all cases persist and require medical intervention. Some will...
Read More Ask A VetAsk A Vet: Why Are Purebred Cats At Higher Risk Of Disease?
Mankind has a way of taking something great and trying to make it greater. Our belief, as a species, that we can improve on nature...
Read More Ask A VetDid You Know Your Cat Can Get Worms In His Lungs?
It is true that cats can suffer from lung worm infection. A recent study published in the Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery found that...
Read More Ask A VetThings You Might Not Know Your Vet Is Checking On Your Cat
Did you know that your vet is actually performing a physical exam every moment that he/she is in the exam room with you and your...
Read More Ask A VetAsk A Vet: Do Cats Care What We Think?
Cats have a bad reputation for being extra independent and not really loving people or needing interaction with people at all. Cats are solitary and...
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