Dr. Stacie Grannum

Dr. Stacie Grannum

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What Vaccines Does My Cat Need? Our Vet Explains the Vaccine Schedule From Kittens Up

What Vaccines Does My Cat Need? Our Vet Explains the Vaccine Schedule From Kittens Up

Cat owners recognize that providing nutritious food, fresh, clean water, and a comfortable and safe environment is essential for happy and healthy pets. Making…

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By Dr. Stacie Grannum
Stomatitis in Cats: Vet Reviewed Risks, Causes, Signs & Treatments

Stomatitis in Cats: Vet Reviewed Risks, Causes, Signs & Treatments

For reasons unknown, cats may develop a painful inflammatory condition in their mouth. This is called stomatitis and may be the result of an overactive immune…

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By Dr. Stacie Grannum
Flat-Face Cats: Our Vet Discusses Brachycephalic Breeds & Health Risks

Flat-Face Cats: Our Vet Discusses Brachycephalic Breeds & Health Risks

Brachycephalic means “short head” or “flat face.” You may be familiar with brachycephalic cat breeds, such as the Persian and Burmese. These smooshed-faced cat…

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By Dr. Stacie Grannum
Lung Problems in Cats: Is Coughing a Cause for Concern? (Vet Answer)

Lung Problems in Cats: Is Coughing a Cause for Concern? (Vet Answer)

An occasional cough in healthy cats is normal. However, a cough that lasts more than a few days, reoccurs, is accompanied by weight loss or general malaise, or…

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By Dr. Stacie Grannum
Pandora Syndrome in Cats: Our Vet Explains Causes, Signs & Treatments

Pandora Syndrome in Cats: Our Vet Explains Causes, Signs & Treatments

Pandora syndrome may affect any organ or organ system, such as the urinary tract. Chronic anxiety and stress in cats can lead to clinical signs of abnormal uri…

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By Dr. Stacie Grannum
Can Cats Be Vegetarian? Vet Explained Health Concerns

Can Cats Be Vegetarian? Vet Explained Health Concerns

While a complete and balanced vegetarian diet may meet a human’s nutritional needs, this is not true for cats. Felines are obligate carnivores, meaning they ne…

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