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Ear mites are tiny parasites that live inside the ear of a pet and can travel all over a pet’s body. Ear mites are not life-threatening but can create blockages inside a cat’s ear canal and make them extremely uncomfortable and induce intense itching.
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Diarrhea in cats is not uncommon. Diarrhea can be caused by allergies to food, food intolerance, toxic ingestion, parasite infection, or by eating something that the cat shouldn’t have.
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Diabetes Mellitus in cats is a complex disease and often referred to as insulin deficiency. Diabetes Mellitus is the inability to produce adequate insulin to balance glucose levels where a cat’s body doesn’t produce sufficient insulin, or cannot use the naturally produced insulin.
Dental disease is a very common health issues in both young and old cats. Cat use their mouth for all sorts of activities and can develop bacteria inside their mouth that forms various dental disease over time.
Corneal ulcers are a somewhat common scenario in cats. It occurs when the outermost part of the cornea is broken or scratched.
Feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV) is a virus of the retrovirus family called lentiviruses. It affects cats worldwide and infected cats may not show symptoms for a long period of time after the initial infection occurred.
Cataracts are the deposition of opaque material within the lens of the eye, causing the lens to lose transparency and preventing light from passing to the retina. This can cause partial or complete vision loss. Cats can develop cataracts within their lens for many reasons having a genetic predisposition is the most common.
Cancer in cats tends to be more aggressive than cancer in dogs. There are many different types of cancer in cats such as mammary cancer, skin cancer, and lymphoma.
There are many causes that can lead to broken bones in our feline friends, but the most common of them all are falls from major heights and accidents involving cars for cats who live outdoors.
Cats can fall ill or become injured from a variety of reasons. Many of the illnesses cats experience are caused by viral or bacterial infections.
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