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Could my cat have feline hyperthyroidism?

Feline hyperthyroidism is a common hormonal disorder, typically seen in older cats (i.e. those over seven years of age). However, it can affect both male and female cats. Caused by the overproduction of thyroid hormone, feline hyperthyroidism affects many of the cat’s organs. If left untreated, the outcome can be fatal. Although, if treated early, [...]

Cat play: 6 reasons to play with your kitty

Never underestimate the importance of playing with your cat. Did you know that cat play is essential for the happiness and wellbeing of your meowing mate? That’s right, despite the fact our purring pals enjoy playing, it’s also vital for their general health. Regularly playing with your cat play encourages your kitty to get active, [...]

Cat facts: whisker wisdom

Cats' whiskers are cute and perhaps a little weird. They can feel spiky to touch or tickly when they rub on your leg. However, did you know they have many useful functions? Check out these whisker-related cat facts. Whiskers reveal how your cat is feeling When a cat is feeling frightened or threatened you’ll notice [...]

Could your cat have ear mites?

Sure, ear problems in cats aren’t super common. However, ear mites are frequently diagnosed and can be somewhat problematic for your cat and other household pets you might have. The thing with ear mites is that they can spread from host to host just via brief physical contact. At this point, you might be asking, [...]

2020-11-19T11:56:30+11:00By |Tags: , |0 Comments
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