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How To Prevent Your Cat From Getting Parasites
Parasite exposure can occur throughout the year.
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Parasite exposure can occur throughout the year.
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Parasite exposure can occur throughout the year.
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Pain in older pets may appear as subtle changes in movement, grooming or daily habits.
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Pain in older pets may appear as subtle changes in movement, grooming or daily habits.
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Increased scratching or dark debris in the coat can prompt a flea check.
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Hydrocephalus involves excessive cerebrospinal fluid within the skull.
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A hygroma is a fluid-filled swelling over a bony prominence caused by repeated pressure or trauma.
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High blood calcium can indicate several serious underlying diseases, although some cats have no identified cause.
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Hyperlipidemia means increased fats in the blood and may occur without obvious signs.
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Excess thyroid hormone can cause weight loss despite appetite, increased thirst and other systemic changes in cats.
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Low blood calcium can disturb muscle and nerve function, causing weakness, tremors or seizures.
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Low blood calcium can disturb muscle and nerve function, causing weakness, tremors or seizures.
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Low potassium can impair normal muscle and nerve function.
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Low potassium can impair normal muscle and nerve function.
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Canine hypothyroidism slows metabolism and may cause weight gain, lethargy and skin changes.
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Ibuprofen can cause serious poisoning in pets, including after small exposures.
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Ibuprofen can cause serious poisoning in pets, including after small exposures.
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Ichthyosis is an inherited skin development disorder causing thick or greasy scaling.
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Jaundice reflects bilirubin accumulation and can accompany red cell destruction, liver disease or bile obstruction.
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Jaundice reflects bilirubin accumulation and can accompany red cell destruction, liver disease or bile obstruction.
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Iliopsoas injury can cause subtle performance changes or obvious lameness.
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Glomerulonephritis damages the kidney's filtering structures through inflammation.
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Glomerulonephritis damages the kidney's filtering structures through inflammation.
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Immune-mediated thrombocytopenia destroys platelets needed for clotting.
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