cat emergency symptoms
cat emergency symptoms
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Cat Diarrhea But Acting Normal: Food vs Parasite
Your cat had loose stool in the litter box this morning. Maybe it’s been happening for a day or two. The stool is softer than normal, possibly watery, but when you check on your cat, she’s playing, eating, and acting completely like herself. She seems perfectly fine aside from the diarrhea. Diarrhea in cats means
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Cat Excessive Grooming Bald Spots: Stress vs Fleas
You notice a patch of thin fur on your cat’s belly. Then you see another on her inner thigh. The fur isn’t falling out in clumps, but these areas are progressively losing hair. When you watch her, you realize she’s constantly licking and grooming these spots. The skin underneath looks normal, not red or irritated,
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Cat Sneezing But Seems Fine: Upper Respiratory Guide
Your cat lets out a sudden sneeze while lounging on the couch. Then another one an hour later. Maybe you’ve noticed her sneezing a few times over the past couple days, but when you check on her, she’s eating normally, playing with her toys, and acting completely like herself. Occasional sneezing in cats can be
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Cat Drinking a Lot of Water Suddenly: Diabetes Warning?
You’ve been refilling your cat’s water bowl more often than usual. At first, you thought maybe the weather was warmer or you were imagining things. But now you’re certain—your cat is drinking significantly more water than she used to, and the litter box is heavier with wet clumps every time you clean it. Increased thirst
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Cat Vomiting Undigested Food: When to Worry
You hear that familiar sound from the other room—the rhythmic heaving that signals your cat is about to throw up. You rush over to find a pile of what looks like whole kibble or barely touched wet food on your carpet. It looks almost exactly like what went into the bowl just minutes ago. This