Cat diseases

A cat's condition, during which she exhibits all the symptoms and signs characteristic of a true pregnancy, is called a false pregnancy, even though she has not interacted with another cat. This condition not only causes discomfort to the owner but also contributes to negative changes in the cat's hormonal levels. The symptoms and treatment of this condition are discussed below.

Renal failure (RF) is one of the most complex diseases, poorly diagnosed and often with a poor prognosis. Cat owners should be aware of its symptoms and treatment. It's crucial to recognize the signs of this disease promptly: if ignored or veterinary care is delayed, irreversible changes occur in the body, leading to the death of the animal.

Cats are among nature's most agile predators. But even these powerful animals can go blind. Owners wonder how to tell if their pet is losing their sight. Their behavior will tell you.

Deafness in animals can be caused by illnesses (such as otitis or ear mites), injuries (such as a ruptured eardrum), central nervous system disorders, and genetic disorders. Breeders need to know how to tell if a cat is deaf. Congenital deafness is easier to detect than progressive deafness.

There can be several causes for allergies in cats. These causes need to be determined before treatment. In some cases, an allergic reaction can be dangerous for the animal, so a veterinary consultation is necessary.