Symptoms & What They Mean

Katie Grzyb, DVM

A seizure is defined as a sudden, controlled electrical disturbance in the brain that can lead to behavioral changes and a change in levels of consciousness. Seizures of any kind are frightening to watch,...

Katie Grzyb, DVM

  Eye problems are some of the most common health issues that cats face. A cloudy eye is often one of the first clinical signs noted by pet parents. Conditions that cause cloudiness in the eye can range...

Sandra C. Mitchell, DVM, DABVP

Over time, you start to know the normal size of daily urine clumps for your cat’s litter box. Suddenly, however, you notice the clumps seem to be getting bigger, and the waste bag is heavier each day when...

Michael Kearley, DVM

What Is Chronic Vomiting in Cats?As a cat parent, it doesn’t take long to realize that cleaning up vomit is a common occurrence.  Occasional vomiting is normal in cats, but if it happens regularly, then...

PetMD Editorial

It is often difficult to determine the exact location of the pain when an animal has been injured, because unfortunately, your cat can not tell you where it hurts. Your veterinarian may even have trouble...

Jennifer Coates, DVM

Difficulty breathing is always found near the top of lists of health emergencies in cats. There are two reasons for this: First, most of the causes of heavy breathing in cats are quite serious.Second,...