Cat Health and Safety Issues

This page offers articles on cat health and safety. For information on feeding and nutrition, visit the Cat Food page. For kitten-specific information, see the Pregnant Cats and Kittens page.

Cat Symptoms Parasites: Fleas, Worms, and Toxoplasmosis

Cat Illnesses and Conditions Maintaining Cat Health and Safety

Human Health Benefits of Cat Ownership

Cat Symptoms

Symptoms Overview Vomiting Sneezing/Nasal Discharge (on Suite101) Eye Discharge/Runny Eyes (on Suite101) Pulling out Fur Diarrhea Blood in the Stool Blood in the Urine Limping Sores/Hair Loss/Bald Patches Appetite Loss/Refusing Food (Anorexia) Fever (on Suite101)

Coughing Difficulty Breathing/ Wheezing/Noisy Breathing Bad Breath: Causes and Remedies Skin Lumps and Bumps Itching Unusual Aggression Abdominal Swelling (Bulging Stomach) Urinating or Defecating Outside the Litter Box Drooling Third Eyelid (Nictating Membrane or Haw) Showing

Increased Appetite Increased Urination and Thirst (on Suite101) Weight Loss Howling Constipation Seizures/ Convulsions Depression Failure to Groom (Dull Coat) Signs of Pain Red/Bloodshot Eye or Eyes

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Cat Parasites

Natural Flea Control How to Remove Fleas from Kittens Heartworms Lungworms

Roundworms Tapeworms Hookworms Whipworms

Intestinal Worms (Symptoms, Treatment, Prevention) Toxoplasmosis and Pregnancy

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Cat Illnesses, Injuries, and Conditions - Symptoms and Treatment

CRF/Kidney Disease (Includes Informaton on How to Administer Sub-Q Fluids) Hyperthyroidism, Hypothyroidism, and Other Endocrine Diseases Heart Disease in Cats (on Suite101) Inflammatory Bowel Disease/Irritable Bowel Syndrome (on Suite101) Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease - FLUTD (on Suite101)

FeLV/Feline Leukemia Virus Ringworm Calicivirus/Cat Flu (on Suite101) Viral Rhinotracheitis/Feline Herpes (on Suite101) Bobcat Fever Epilepsy/Seizure Disorder Hairballs

Arthritis Depression Anxiety Poisoning Allergies Constipation Diarrhea Illnesses People Can Catch from Cats

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Maintaining Cat Health and Safety

Holistic Pet Care Required Vaccinations for Cats and Kittens Frequently Asked Questions About Spaying and Neutering Myths and Facts About Spay/Neuter Surgery How to Help Fat Cats Lose Weight Physical Complications Associated with Declawing Cats Hypoallergenic Diets Health Problems Associated with High-Carb Diets Health Benefits of High-Protein Diets for Cats Using Pumpkin to Treat Constipation and Diarrhea Tooth Brushing Dental Diets (on Suite101) Care of Orphaned Kittens Care of Pregnant Cats and Kittens Enriched Environments for Indoor Cats

How to Remove Substances from Cat Fur How to Remove Skunk Odour from Cats and Dogs Toxic Foods Safe and Toxic Plants Eliminating Household Dangers Do Cats Always Land on Their Feet? How to Stop a Dog from Attacking a Cat Christmas Safety Tips for Pets Winter Safety Tips for Pets Cat Health and Safety Myths and Facts Non-Toxic Cleaning Solutions Non-Toxic Garden Pest Control Aspirin and Tylenol Are Toxic to Cats Is It Safe to Feed Cats Raw Eggs? Natural Anxiety Remedies for Cats and Dogs

How to Raise Money to Pay Large Vet Bills Charities That Help with Vet Bills Comparison and Reviews of Canadian Pet Insurance Companies Comparison and Reviews of U.S. Pet Insurance Companies Cheapest Pet Insurance in the U.S. What to Feed a Kitten What to Feed Cats and Kittens, How Often to Feed, How Much to Feed, and More Glucosamine-Chondroitin Supplements for Arthritis Essential Fatty Acid Supplements Disaster Plans and Emergency Kits for Pets How to Find a Lost Pet Is It Safe to Feed Cats Milk? Onions and Garlic Are Toxic to Cats Non-Toxic Flea Control How to Protect Your Pets Against Pet Thieves

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Health Benefits of Cat Ownership

Health Benefits of Cat Ownership Study Finds That Living with Cats Reduces the Risk of Asthma in Kids

Study: Owning a Cat Cuts Heart Attack Risk by 30% Pet Therapy

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Disclaimer: These articles are provided for informational purposes only. They are not intended as a substitute for veterinary care or consultation and do not constitute personal veterinary advice. Health concerns should be referred to a qualified veterinary professional.