Health Care

Does your cat have puffy, red eyes and discharge from her nose and eyes? She may have feline herpes virus. This viral disease can be controlled with medications

Feline leukemia (FeLV) is a contagious disease and is the most common cause of cancer in cats. Find out how you can protect your cats from catching this incurab

Osteoarthritis is a painful joint condition that's common in cats, and the signs can be easy to miss. Learn how to help your veterinarian spot it early.

There are a lot of fish in the sea—but which are safe for your cat to eat and how often? Here's what you should know about mercury poisoning in cats.

Diabetes in cats can lead to weight loss, vomiting, dehydration, and even death. Know the signs so you can get your cat diagnosed and treated.

Although originally desert creatures, felines still need access to fresh, clean water every day. Here's what a vet recommends for their daily water intake as we

Find out which plants are toxic to cats. Here are the houseplants to avoid if you have cats.

Cats can suffer from depression just like people. While their depression tends to be short term, it can be overwhelming both to the cat and her family. Learn to

From how much to feed your cat to fear-free vet visits and travel tips, here are 10 ways to keep your cat healthy from a veterinarian's point of view.

Kittens start life with liquid nourishment and slowly graduate to solid foods. This chart shows how kittens transition from liquids to solids.

Mastitis is a painful breast condition in cats. Learn what mastitis looks like so that you can quickly get your cat the appropriate treatment she needs.

A veterinarian says kittens can leave their mom after certain key stages of weekly development—like once they're socialized and eating their own food.

It's a common belief that dogs are color blind, but what about cats? Despite what many believe, cats can see color differently than you might expect. Find out w

Cats most often get dry skin on the lower back due to dry air or difficulty reaching that spot to groom. Learn how to help your cat with dry skin find relief.

Cat cataracts make it difficult for your kitty to see the world. Find out how to recognize cataracts in your cat and what actions to take first to alleviate the

When do kittens start eating food? Just a few weeks after they're born, actually. As they grow, they'll start eating more and more. Here's some advice from our

Extreme thirst and frequent urination may be signs that your cat has kidney disease. Learn why regular veterinary care is key to discovering and managing the co

Cats who drink antifreeze are in danger. Here are common signs of antifreeze poisoning in cats, how veterinarians treat sick cats and how to prevent antifreeze

If you're wondering how cats sweat, you're not alone. We asked two veterinarians to explain how cat sweat glands work and how they keep from overheating.

Ticks on cats are preventable and manageable when handled with care. Learn how to spot and remove a tick and find trusted tick prevention for cats.

A heart murmur in cats could be nothing—but one vet expert explains it might be an indication of more serious health issues, such as heart disease.

While these spring flowers may look bright and cheery, daffodils are totally toxic to cats (and dogs!) Here's how to keep your cat safe from this poisonous plan

Cat acne doesn't happen very often but when it does, there's usually an underlying cause. Partner with your veterinarian to give your kitty the best care.

Coughing, wheezing, and breathing funny are signs of pneumonia in cats. Find out how cats get pneumonia and how veterinarians treat it.