Author: Dr. Arnold Plotnick
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How To Treat Corneal Ulcers
A corneal ulcer — a scratch or scrape involving the cornea — is an uncomfortable, potentially vision-threatening disorder in cats.
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How to Bring Down a Cat’s Fever
Cat owners should never attempt to treat their cat’s fever at home.
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Does My Cat Have a Fever?
Taking a cat’s temperature is a two-person job.
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Cat Dizzy? Lost His Balance? It May Be FVD
Cats have a well-deserved reputation for their balance and agility. But when the feline vestibular system — the control center that regulates a cat’s balance — goes out of whack, cats can show dramatic clinical signs.
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Beware These Cat Household Hazards
They’re lurking quietly: in your kitchen, in your garden, in your medicine cabinet, on your nightstand. Substances potentially hazardous to your cat are everywhere.
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Make Time for Tooth Care
Common dental problems and simple preventative solutions for your cat.
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Worldwide Veterinary Service’s International Training Centre
Learn about the work a Thai clinic is doing to help stray, street cats and dogs.
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My Cat is Having a Seizure
While not common, feline seizures can be serious. Here's what to look for and how to treat.
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What is Feline Hyperesthesia Syndrome?
Seemingly nutty feline behavior can sometimes be a sign of FHS - feline hyperesthesia syndrome.
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Diabetes in Cats — Who’s at Risk, Symptoms & How to Treat It
Increased thirst? Peeing a lot? Eating but still losing weight? Find out if it’s feline diabetes — and how to treat it.
