Cat diseases

Veterinary stores regularly stock a variety of deworming medications for cats and kittens. With a huge selection of suspensions, capsules, and tablets, even experienced veterinarians, much less ordinary cat owners, can be overwhelmed by the choice. In this article, we'll look at the best deworming medications for cats and the differences between them.How to deworm a cat

Every pet owner should be alert if their pet becomes constipated. It's naive to think that it will resolve itself over time. At the first sign of this condition, you should find out whether it's truly constipation or just your cat's infrequent bowel movements.What to do if your cat is constipated

Is distemper possible in cats? It turns out it is. Distemper is a common viral disease in cats. It usually results in death. The disease is resistant to both low and high temperatures. The scientific name for this disease is panleukopenia or viral enteritis. It is caused by a paravirus.If a cat has contracted distemper

The most common disease affecting cats is ringworm. This condition doesn't go away without a trace and requires treatment. Therefore, a pet can't survive without the help of its owner. This type of pet disease is caused by two types of microscopic fungi—Microsporum and Trichophyton. In this case, the type of ringworm may be called microsporia or trichophytosis. Despite this, the disease has similar symptoms and treatment options.Treatment of ringworm

Cats have excellent vision. However, eye diseases can affect their acuity. There are many causes of eye disease in animals. Veterinary medicine defines two groups of diseases in cats: eyelid diseases and diseases affecting the eyeball.Eye diseases in cats