CHERRY EYE (PROLAPSED NICTITANS GLAND) – Feline

Cherry eye is a condition in which the tear-producing gland of the eye appears as a red, round mass on the inside corner of the pet’s eye. The condition usually occurs in young dogs and, rarely, in cats. Surgical correction is usually required to secure the gland in...

CAT SUPPLIES – Feline

Every well-kept cat needs some basic supplies. Many kinds of supplies are available, so your choices will depend on your and your cat’s needs and preferences. Here are some basic guidelines regarding cat supplies. Food and Water Dishes Metal or ceramic dishes are best...

CAT LITTER – Feline

Most cats prefer unscented, scoopable (sandlike) litter. Many owners prefer scoopable litters because they control odors and absorb liquid (clump) well. Cats may stop using the litterbox if something about it becomes unappealing. What You Need to Know A variety of cat...

CARING FOR YOUR PET AFTER SURGERY – Feline

After your pet has surgery, it is important to strictly follow your veterinarian’s recommendations for rehabilitation and recovery. Before you leave the hospital, ensure that you understand all of your veterinarian’s instructions. Some swelling will be normal...

CARING FOR YOUR NEW KITTEN – Feline

Kittens should be fed a nutritionally complete, name-brand kitten food with the American Association of Feed Control Officials (AAFCO) statement on the bag or label. Proper nutrition is especially important for kittens, which need two to three times as many calories...