Feline Focus

Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) is a cat-specific virus that weakens the immune system over time. Many cats live long, healthy lives with…

The cat nervous system is the body’s master control network, coordinating movement, senses, and vital involuntary functions. This guide explains the brain,…

Trichinellosis is a parasitic infection cats can develop after eating infected meat or prey. It can cause gastrointestinal, muscle, and systemic symptoms,…

The ocular fundus includes the retina, choroid, and optic disk—key structures for feline vision. Disorders in this area can cause blindness and…

The pharynx and larynx are essential for breathing, swallowing, and vocalization in cats. When disease or injury affects these structures, cats may…

Cat motion sickness can cause nausea, drooling, vomiting, and anxiety during car rides. Learn how to recognize the signs and use training,…

Calcium, phosphorus, and vitamin D work together to support your cat’s bones, muscles, nerves, and kidneys. When levels get out of balance,…

Feline endocrine disorders can affect metabolism, coat quality, behavior, and overall health. This guide explains common hormonal diseases, warning signs, diagnosis, and…

Ticks can attach to cats, feed on blood, and transmit serious diseases. This guide explains how to spot, remove, and prevent ticks…

Feline leishmaniosis is a chronic parasitic disease spread by sand flies that can cause skin, eye, and systemic problems. Cats in endemic…

Cat kidney and urinary problems often start with subtle signs like thirst, weight loss, and vomiting. Early recognition and veterinary care can…

Facial paralysis in cats happens when the facial nerve is damaged, causing drooping facial features, eye problems, and difficulty eating or grooming.…