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Hearing loss is literally a silent threat to cats, since the problem may go unnoticed for some time. Hearing difficulties are about as common in felines as they are in humans, with the risk increasing as your cat gets older. Karen R. Munana, DVM, associate professor of neurology at the College of Veterinary Medicine at North Carolina State University, advises how to recognize the symptoms and what to do if you suspect your cat is one of the many that suffers from this ailment.... Read More
Does your cat eat a lot yet lose weight? Do you find it chasing its tail around and around? Feline hyperthyroidism may be to blame. It’s not uncommon for cats older than seven years to develop the disease, which occurs when an enlarged thyroid begins to secrete excess hormones. Veterinarians don’t know what causes hyperthyroidism, but it’s fully curable if diagnosed and treated early.... Read More
If your adolescent cat eats food meant for kittens, will you end up with a fat cat? And when is the right time to let senior cat food out of the bag?... Read More
Dr. Katy Nelson, a Virginia-based emergency veterinarian, has rarely seen an adverse reaction to flea and tick repellents in her career. “Maybe I’ve seen three or four dogs have reactions -- allergic, itchy or swollen faces. You give medication or a bath and they’re fine,” she says.... Read More
Frankie scampers through life, tail wagging and wheels rolling, says owner Barbara Techel. That’s why Frankie, a perky dachshund left partially paralyzed after a fall, has been named the mascot for National Disabled Pets Day.... Read More
Dr. Katy Nelson, an emergency veterinarian, has already seen the impact summer can have on a dog: “A 5-month-old pit bull almost died in my hospital because his owner left him in the car to play 15 minutes of basketball,” she says.... Read More