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Choosing
and Caring for Your New Cat
Provides basic
guidelines for vaccinations, nutrition,
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Feeding
Your Cat
Provides basic
feeding guidelines and common feeding
problems |
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Feline
Behavior Problems: House Soiling
Explains
problems associated with house soiling and
offers suggestions for making the litter
box "user friendly" |
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Feline
Behavior Problems: Aggression
Defines the various types
and levels of feline aggression and ways
to deal with this inappropriate behavior |
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Feline
Behavior Problems: Destructive Behavior
Explains destructive
behaviors such as scratching furniture and
carpets, and fabric or plant chewing and
provides usseful tips for managing these
behaviors |
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Feline
Vaccines: Benefits and Risks
Presents basic information
on feline vaccines and the benefits and
risks of vaccinating |
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The
Special Needs of the Senior Cat
Discusses the aging process
and its affect on the cat and tips on
caring for an elderly cat |
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Vaccines
and Sarcomas: A Concern for Cat
Owners
Developed by the
Vaccine-Associate Feline Sarcoma Task
Force in response to concerns about
vaccine-induced sarcomas |
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Infectious
Diseases in Cats |
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Feline
Infectious Peritonitis
Answers questions on signs of the disease,
diagnosis, and prevention |
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Feline
Immunodeficiency Virus
Includes information on common signs of
infection, how the virus is spread,
diagnostic tests, and caring for an FIV-infected
cat |
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Feline
Leukemia Virus
Answers the most commonly asked questions
about this virus, including prevention of
infection |
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Zoonotic
Disease
What Can I Catch From My Cat? |
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Medical
Disorders |
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Diabetes
in Cats
Explains signs, diagnosis,
treatment, and home care of the diabetic
cat. Feline
Health Video: Diabetes |
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Feline
Lower Urinary Tract Disease
Provides information on
treatment of urinary obstruction and
dietary recommendations to prevent
struvite and urolith formation in the
cat's urine |
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Gastrointestinal
Parasites of Cats
Describes life cycle of
gastrointestinal parasites and the
importance of routine fecal exams for cats |
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Hyperthyroidism
in Cats
Hyperthyroidism is a very
common disease afflicting primarily
middle-aged and older cats. It is caused
by an increase in production of thyroid
hormones. |
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Inflammatory
Bowel Disease
Discusses basic information
on IBD, including dietary and medical
treatments |
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Toxoplasmosis
Primary focus is on the
life cycle of this parasite and ways to
minimize human exposure; also discusses
diagnosis and treatment of the disease in
cats |
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