Learn here how to recognize epilepsy in cats, what potential triggers exist, and what diagnosis and treatment at the veterinarian involve.

Here you will learn how to recognize conjunctivitis, what the possible causes are, and how the veterinarian treats the condition.

When a cat suddenly eats less, withdraws, or vomits repeatedly, harmless stomach problems are not always to blame. One possible cause is inflammation of the pancreas, also known as pancreatitis. This condition often develops gradually and goes unnoticed for a long time. Here you will learn how to recognize pancreatitis in your cat, how the veterinarian diagnoses and treats the condition, and what feeding is advisable.

Cat flu is not a harmless cold, but a serious infectious disease. It is caused by various pathogens such as herpesviruses and caliciviruses or bacteria, and primarily affects the respiratory tract and mucous membranes. Young or unvaccinated cats are particularly at risk. However, cat flu can be effectively managed with timely veterinary treatment.

Cat acne often appears on the chin of the velvet paw in the form of blackheads, pimples or crusts and is easily mistaken for dirt. The skin changes can be harmless, but can also cause inflammation and infections. We explain the causes, typical symptoms and the diagnostic process. You will also get an overview of treatment options and preventive measures.

When cats suddenly lose weight despite eating well, or seem unusually restless, there is often more to it than just a temporary phase. A common cause of such changes is an overactive thyroid gland (hyperthyroidism). This hormonal disease primarily affects older cats and can have serious consequences if left untreated. In this guide, you will learn how hyperthyroidism develops, what the typical symptoms are, and which treatment options can help.

FORL is a dental disease that frequently occurs in cats and can cause severe pain. Since the symptoms are often non-specific at the beginning of the disease, a diagnosis is often only made at an advanced stage. Here you can learn about the progression of the disease, the symptoms it presents, available treatment options, and what you can do if you suspect FORL.

A protrusion of the third eyelid in cats occurs when the feline’s inner eyelid slides from the inner corner of the eye across the eye itself. If you notice such a change in your cat’s eye, you should pay attention, as a third eyelid protrusion in cats is often a symptom of an underlying illness or health issue. Find out exactly what a third eyelid protrusion is, the causes behind it, and how you can treat your cat if it happens here.

If your cat frequently scratches its ear, it may be a sign of itching that could indicate a medical condition. Occasional ear scratching is normal in cats, but frequent or intense scratching can point to issues such as ear mites, infections, or allergies. Below, you will learn about potential causes, when you should take your cat to the vet, and what measures can help prevent itchy ears.