Cat health conditions

Vaginal tumors are rare and commonly benign in cats, they are masses which occur on the vulva or rarely in the vaginal canal.

Vaginitis in cats is a rare condition characterized by inflammation, discharge, and discomfort in the vagina

Vestibular disease in cats is a syndrome in which the balance system of the brain and middle ear is disrupted, causing incoordination. Symptoms include uncoordinated gait (ataxia), rapid eye movements (nystagmus), loss of balance, and head tilt.

Thiamine (vitamin B1) deficiency is a rare, life-threatening condition where inadequate levels of vitamin B1 are available to the cat’s body systems.

Vitamin D3 poisoning occurs when a pet consumes too much vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol). Common sources of vitamin D3 that cats are exposed to are human topical pharmaceuticals and some types of rodenticides.