Cats
Arthritis in Cats
Osteoarthritis causes joint pain and impaired movement, especially in older pets.
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Osteoarthritis causes joint pain and impaired movement, especially in older pets.
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Osteoarthritis causes joint pain and impaired movement, especially in older pets.
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Arthroscopy allows a veterinarian to examine a joint with a small camera and sometimes treat abnormalities.
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Aspergillus infection may remain in the nasal passages or involve other organs.
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Aspergillus infection may remain in the nasal passages or involve other organs.
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Cats are particularly susceptible to aspirin poisoning.
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Excess aspirin can damage a dog's organs, including the kidneys and nervous system.
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Feline asthma involves airway inflammation, narrowing and excess mucus.
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Ataxia describes loss of coordination, often seen as an unsteady gait.
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Ataxia describes loss of coordination, often seen as an unsteady gait.
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Instability between the first two neck vertebrae can compress the spinal cord.
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Atopic dermatitis is allergic skin disease associated with environmental allergens.
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Atopic dermatitis is allergic skin disease associated with environmental allergens.
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Atrial fibrillation is an abnormal heart rhythm associated with underlying cardiac disease in cats.
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Atrial fibrillation produces an irregular heart rhythm in dogs.
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Malformed mitral or tricuspid valves can disrupt normal circulation.
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Malformed mitral or tricuspid valves can disrupt normal circulation.
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Blood collecting within an ear flap creates an aural hematoma, often after trauma.
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Blood collecting within an ear flap creates an aural hematoma, often after trauma.
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Immune-mediated destruction of red blood cells can cause severe, life-threatening anemia.
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Immune-mediated destruction of red blood cells can cause severe, life-threatening anemia.
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Autoimmune skin disease occurs when immune responses target the pet's own skin.
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Autoimmune skin disease occurs when immune responses target the pet's own skin.
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Babesia parasites damage red blood cells and can cause anemia in dogs.
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