Wellness
Abnormal squinting in cats can be a sign of eye infection, injury, disease, or another eye issue. It’s important to seek veterinary care if your cat is squinting abnormally.
The Vetster Editorial Team
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Conjunctivitis in cats is very common and most often caused by contagious respiratory infections. Recognize the clinical signs in order to get appropriate care.
Bloodshot or red eyes in dogs are common symptoms with many potential causes. It’s important to seek veterinary care as they can be signs of a serious health issue.
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Becoming a pet parent is a big responsibility, and if you’ve never owned a cat before – or even if you have and it’s been a while– you likely have many questions when it comes to ensuring your kitten feels happy, safe, and comfortable in their new space.
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Bladder stones in dogs are common and often occur alongside a urinary tract infection. Some stones may not need treatment but must be diagnosed by a vet.
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Eye infections in cats are very common and often caused by bacterial infections or viral upper respiratory infections, or occur secondary to eye injuries.
The side eye facial expression is a comical look to dog owners but can be a body language cue that pet dogs are using.
7 min read
A raised third eyelid indicates a cat has a health issue that needs attention, even if there are no other symptoms. Many issues can lead to a raised third eyelid.
12 min read
Watery eyes in cats are commonly caused by respiratory infections, eye infections, or conditions that affect the tear ducts. Vet attention is highly recommended.
Urinary tract infections in puppies can be painful and mimic other health issues. It’s important to talk to a vet for an accurate diagnosis and effective treatment.
Urinary incontinence in dogs is a common symptom with many causes. To treat urine leakage, an accurate diagnosis is needed from a veterinarian.
Canine insulinoma is a rare but serious disease that causes severe clinical signs due to excessive insulin in the body.
Most kidney stones in dogs and cats are asymptomatic and don’t need treatment. However, some stones can cause kidney damage and lead to infections.
Flea infestations in cats can quickly lead to health problems such as flea allergies. Vet-recommended flea treatments are the best way to get rid of fleas on cats.
Bladder stones are common in cats and may cause painful symptoms. Emergency urinary obstructions can develop, so vet attention is needed.
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