Feline Focus

Feline infectious enteritis, or feline panleukopenia, is a severe and often fatal viral disease in cats. It spreads easily, causes rapid gastrointestinal…

Cats can develop dangerous calcium imbalances that affect muscles, nerves, kidneys, and heart function. This guide covers the causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment,…

Hypokalemic polymyopathy is a metabolic muscle disorder in cats caused by critically low potassium levels. It can lead to weakness, neck drooping,…

Cat urticaria, or hives, causes sudden itchy welts, swelling, and inflammation from allergies or irritants. Most cases resolve within 12 to 48…

Congenital and inherited skeletal disorders can cause pain, lameness, and mobility issues in cats from kittenhood to adulthood. This guide explains common…

Eye prolapse in cats is a serious veterinary emergency caused most often by trauma. Quick recognition and immediate treatment can help save…

Congenital digestive disorders in cats can affect swallowing, digestion, and waste elimination from birth. This guide covers common conditions, warning signs, diagnosis,…

Pulmonary edema in cats is a serious condition where fluid fills the lungs and makes breathing difficult. It can be caused by…

Acquired heart and blood vessel disorders in cats can develop over time and range from cardiomyopathies to infections and clot-related emergencies. Early…

Poxvirus infection in cats is a rare but important disease, especially in Europe and Asia and in outdoor cats exposed to rodents.…

Your cat’s immune system is a complex defense network of organs, cells, and proteins that fights bacteria, viruses, parasites, and toxins. It…

Feline gammopathies are disorders marked by abnormally high immunoglobulin levels that can signal infection, inflammation, or cancer. This guide covers common causes,…