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Dogs and cats are victims of several internal parasites frequently referred to as worms. Your cat has to get worms from somewhere or something else. Roundworms are the most common source of worms in kittens and tapeworms are the most common source of worms in adult cats.

Cat worms are intestinal parasites which attach themselves to digestive organs of a cat. Cats with worms may find themselves in excruciating pain. Learn how your cat contracts worms and how you can cleanse your cat's system.

But what are worms actually and what type of worms can your cats have? And even more importantly how to recognize the signs your cat has worms to begin with?

Though you can easily treat feline parasites or worms at home, is it really the best choice for your kitty? >> Read more

Feline AIDS is not transferred from cat to human or human to cat, but it is very much like the Human AIDS that is passed from human to human only this is passed from cat to cat.

It is fatal to cats. It is not spread by mating, such as the human AIDS is, but through body fluids such as tears and blood from scratches and bites of fighting cats. Some cats are carriers of the disease and will not show any signs of it. Once they get the virus they can never get rid of it. About ten years ago Vets would put the cat down who had shown the virus in a blood sample. >> Read more

Discovering you have a diabetic cat is, of course, very frightening at first. The symptoms of cat diabetes will vary. The most common symptoms include an increase in urine and an increase in thirst >> Read more

A cat eye infection can be a problem very annoying to our cats. It is important to get to know about this type of cat health problem and the best ways to deal with it. Most cat owners encounter this problem >> Read more

It is not unheard of cats getting poisoned by flea products. The flea product causing problems may be under the form of dips, sprays, shampoos, spot-on topicals, and collars.

Many times cat owners may mistakenly purchase a product for dogs that is toxic to cats. For instance, most spot on flea products for dogs contain highly concentrated permethrin products( 45% or 65% permethrin in spot on products) which in cats can cause toxic reactions while many dogs may tolerate them quite well. >> Read more

Nobody wants to even think about their kitty developing feline cancer. But ignoring the situation won't protect your kitty.

Protect your kitty from cancer in cats by knowing these twelve feline cancer symptoms.

Let's face it, the thought of your sweet kitty friend ever developing feline cancer is terrible. Cancer in cats used to be a death sentence, but with recent advances in veterinary medicine, it may be possible for your cat to be with you for several more years...keep reading →

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Your vomiting cat does not necessarily signal that an illness is present. A number of diseases and upsets in your cat are associated with vomiting, It is a fact, however, that cats vomit more easily than most other animals and frequently this action represents a flushing out of toxins from the body rather than an imminent illness. Some cats seem to do so almost at will, at times for no apparent reason.

A vomiting cat might expel undigested food and then eat it again. A mother may vomit her food so that her kittens will have a soft, predigested meal. As a general rule, the longer the interval between eating and vomiting, the lower in the digestive tract is the problem. Vomiting which is not related to eating frequently is associated with an infectious disease or central nervous system disorder. >> Read More

Cat ear problems can change the way a cat behaves. A cat's hearing is one of their best developed senses and they can hear higher pitched sounds beyond the acute range of a dog.

When a cat hears a sound they turn their head in the direction of that sound and rotate their ears to locate the angle of the direction. Since hearing is a significant function to your cat, anything that interferes with it can lead to serious Cat Health Problems. >> Read More

Trying to get two stranger cats to get along is one of the hardest things you can ever try to do. In fact you can't.

Let cats work their problems out themselves. Actually, as a human being you are of little help >>Read full article