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Katzenkrankheiten

Ein Nickhautvorfall bei Katzen entsteht, wenn sich das dritte Augenlid der Samtpfoten vom inneren Augenwinkel vor das Auge schiebt. Fällt Ihnen eine solche Veränderung am Auge Ihrer Katze auf, sollten Sie aufmerksam werden. Denn ein Nickhautvorfall ist bei Katzen häufig Symptom einer zugrundeliegenden Erkrankung oder gesundheitlicher Schwierigkeiten. Worum es sich beim Nickhautvorfall genau handelt, welche Ursachen dahinterstecken und wie Sie Ihre Katze im Fall der Fälle behandeln können, erfahren Sie hier.

Katzenkrankheiten

Katze kratzt sich am Ohr – Ursachen, Behandlung, Prophylaxe

Wenn Ihre Katze sich häufig am Ohr kratzt, kann das ein Zeichen für einen Juckreiz sein, der womöglich auf eine Erkrankung hindeutet. Gelegentliches Kratzen am Ohr ist bei Katzen normal – häufiges oder intensives Kratzen kann aber auf Probleme wie Ohrmilben, Entzündungen oder Allergien hinweisen. Im Folgenden erfahren Sie, welche Ursachen infrage kommen, wann Sie mit der Katze zum Tierarzt gehen sollten und welche Maßnahmen helfen können, um juckenden Ohren vorzubeugen.

Katzenkrankheiten

Katze sabbert – Ursachen, Tipps & Wissenswertes

Wenn Katzen sabbern, heißt das zunächst nichts Schlimmes. Stellen Sie jedoch plötzlich einen vermehrten Speichelfluss bei Ihrer Katze fest, sollten Sie nach der Ursache forschen. Hier erfahren Sie, warum und in welchen Situationen Katzen sabbern, wie Sie krankheitsbedingten Speichelfluss erkennen, richtig deuten und behandeln und wann Sie einen Tierarzt konsultieren sollten.

Symptome

Cat is sick and withdraws

If your normally active cat suddenly becomes quiet, sleeps a lot and neglects to groom or eat, this could be a sign of illness. Find out here how discomfort manifests itself in cats, when you should act and which illnesses can lead to withdrawal.

Symptome

Cat constantly grooms itself

Does your cat groom itself more often and more intensively than usual? Excessive grooming can indicate health problems. Find out here what illnesses or complaints are behind it and how you can help your cat.

Symptome

Bald spots: When the cat suffers from hair loss

Do you notice bald patches in your cat's fur? Such patches can indicate a variety of problems, from stress and parasites to allergies and serious illnesses. Find out how hair loss occurs, how you can help your cat and when a visit to the vet is necessary.

Symptome

Cat has a wet nose: What does that mean?

A slightly moist nose is normal in healthy cats and is no cause for concern. However, if there are changes in the consistency, color or amount of nasal secretions, this can indicate health problems. Find out here when a moist nose can indicate an illness and when a visit to the vet is necessary.

Symptome

Cat has inflammation in the mouth

Inflammation in your cat's mouth can be painful and indicate serious illnesses. Watch for symptoms and treat the inflammation promptly to avoid serious consequences. Learn more about causes and treatment options here.

Symptome

Your cat urinates a lot? This is what is behind it

If your cat suddenly starts urinating a lot, there could be a number of reasons for this. Although it is annoying, such mishaps are often not intentional. Find out here what increased urination can mean and when you should be concerned.

Your cat's health is its most important asset - but unfortunately there are many illnesses and symptoms that can make life difficult for your pet. As experts in health-promoting diet food based on the latest veterinary research, it is our aim to enable every cat to live as long and healthy a life as possible.

Our guides on cat diseases will help you: Find out which pathogens and parasites there are, which symptoms you should look out for, how you can prevent infection with cat diseases and how you can help your furry friend quickly and effectively if the worst happens.

Diseases : From kidney failure to feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) to feline AIDS - pathogens and diseases that are dangerous to health do not spare furry friends. We inform you about common cat diseases in outdoor cats and house cats, give tips on how to avoid infection and how to treat them correctly.
Symptoms : Sometimes cats show unusual symptoms without it being clear whether they are actually ill. For example, constant grooming can indicate a parasite infestation, a frequent urge to urinate can indicate an overactive thyroid and a wet nose can indicate the dangerous cat flu. In our articles on typical symptoms, we explain the possible causes, consequences and treatment options.
Prevention : To prevent infection with a pathogen or the development of a cat disease, it is important to take preventive measures in good time and to promote your cat's health. Our guides provide helpful tips on this - for example, how to prevent hairballs from forming in your furry friend and how to recognize whether your cat is suffering.