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Signs of Anal Gland Problems

While scooting dogs get the most attention for anal-gland problems, your cat can experience anal gland impaction, too. Signs your cat may be having trouble...

Monitor Impacted Bowels

Q:  I have a 2-year-old male cat that has had two bouts of impacted bowels in two years and has had to have enemas...

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  • My Cat Ate Poison
  • Limb Amputation for Bone Cancer
  • Avian Flu Remains a Threat
  • Limit Treats in Your Cat’s Diet
  • (Still) Common Feline Viruses
  • The Ins and Outs of Fostering
  • Signs of Anal Gland Problems
  • Monitor Impacted Bowels 8

Download the Full August 2025 Issue PDF

  • Your Aging Cat’s Health Care
  • What To Do With a Feral Kitten
  • Camuti Consultation Service
  • Vital Kitten Vaccines
  • Don’t Overlook EPI in Cats
  • Understanding Steroid Use 
  • Can Cats and Plants Co-Exist?
  • C. Diff Can Be an Enigma 

Hyperkalemia Treatment

A study published in the Journal of the American Veterinary Association looked at a novel way to reduce blood potassium levels in cats. Hyperkalemia, or...

Your Aging Cat’s Health Care

As your cat ages, her health concerns grow. When she “officially” becomes a senior cat (around the age of 10), your cat should begin...

Camuti Consultation Service

We want to be sure our many new readers know they can submit questions to Dr. Bruce Kornreich, our Editor-in-Chief, for consideration in an...

Don’t Overlook EPI in Cats

The big three diseases that cause weight loss and general unthriftiness in aging cats are chronic kidney disease, hyperthyroidism, and diabetes. But there is...

What To Do With a Feral Kitten

Kittens are defined as cats under 1 year of age. That year covers a lot of growing up and socializing. The ideal period for...

Can Cats and Plants Co-Exist?

The “no lilies for kitties” campaign has alerted most cat owners to the potential harm that these attractive plants can cause. Merely drinking the...

C. Diff Can Be an Enigma

Q: My cat recently started having diarrhea, so I took her to my veterinarian, who then referred her to a veterinary internist. After an...