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Cat Health Issues: Bleeding

Bleeding: Superficial cuts or scrapes can be treated at home. Deeper injuries or puncture wounds (especially if inflicted by another cat) require immediate veterinary attention, as does persistent, uncontrolled bleeding from a wound or orifice. Occasional, very slight bleeding during bowel movements is usually not a serious problem. However, bloody urine or persistent blood in the stool should be investigated immediately.

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The book was written by a celebrated veterinarian and an acclaimed author. It provides cat owners with well-researched and helpful information presented in a lighthearted manner. The creators chose to write the book in a style similar to what you'd find in "operating instructions" for a car or computer. Of course they--and we--respect the fact that our beloved pets are not products or machines!