Cat illnesses and conditions – signs and what to do
Find the condition to read the signs, how vets find and treat it, and when to contact a vet.
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AnaemiaAntifreeze poisoning
AsthmaBladder infectionBordetella Bronchiseptica InfectionCat FluChocolate poisoning
Chronic kidney diseaseCowpox Virus InfectionDental DiseaseDiabetes mellitusDisinfectant poisoningFeline CalicivirusFeline Idiopathic CystitisFeline Infectious PeritonitisFeline lower urinary tract diseaseFeline PanleukopeniaGastritisHyperthyroidismHypertrophic cardiomyopathyIbuprofen PoisoningInsect bites and stingsLymphomaPancreatitisPancytopeniaParacetamol PoisoningRabiesSeizures
Worms
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ArthritisAtopic Dermatitis
BlindnessCardiomyopathyCat bite abscessChlamydia infectionChronic Upper Respiratory Tract DiseaseCognitive Dysfunction SyndromeConjunctivitisConstipationCorneal ulcersCushing's disease
Ear infectionEar MitesEar ProblemsFeline Audiogenic Reflex SeizuresFeline Haemoplasma InfectionsFeline HerpesvirusFeline Immunodeficiency VirusFeline Leukaemia VirusFlat-chested kitten syndrome
Flea allergic dermatitisFood allergyHeart diseaseHeart MurmurHypertensionLyme DiseaseMycobacteriosisProgressive retinal atrophyRingwormScottish Fold OsteochondrodysplasiaTicksToxocara cati RoundwormToxoplasmosisTritrichomonas foetus infectionIf your pet is struggling to breathe, has collapsed, is having a seizure or can't stand up: go to the nearest vet now.
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