RABIES – Feline

Rabies is a deadly disease that is generally fatal in all species. It is transmitted through contact with saliva of an infected animal. There is no effective treatment in animals. It is virtually preventable through vaccination. What Is It? Rabies is a deadly disease...

PYOMETRAPYOMETRA – Feline

Pyometra is a severe bacterial infection of the uterus that can be life threatening. It can occur in any unspayed female cat or dog. Older, unspayed female dogs that have not had a litter are most commonly affected. Hormones can cause the uterine lining to thicken and...

PYODERMA – Feline

Pyoderma is a bacterial infection of the skin. It varies in severity from a superficial rash to deep, pus-filled ulcerations. Problems that can lead to pyoderma include parasites, allergies, and hormonal imbalances. Treatment of pyoderma is aimed at clearing the...

PULMONARY EDEMA – Feline

Pulmonary edema is an accumulation of fluid in the lungs. Many veterinarians use results of chest radiographs (x-rays) to confirm a diagnosis of pulmonary edema. In most cases, medication can resolve pulmonary edema, but the long-term outcome depends heavily on the...

PROGRAM’ INJECTION FOR CATS – Feline

Program is a drug that helps control fleas on dogs and cats. Program has several formulations—tablets, an oral liquid, and an injectable solution. The injectable formulation of Program is only for use in cats. Proper use of Program injection is associated with very...