Cat health

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 a blockage, what causes it, and how you can relieve the blockage in cats.

Here you will learn why dandruff occurs particularly frequently on the back, what the possible causes are, and what you can do to support your cat's skin and coat. You will also find out when it is advisable to visit the vet.

Learn how neutering works for female and male cats, what benefits it offers to animals and their owners, and what else you should know before having your cat neutered: from risks and costs to pre- and post-operative care, as well as the right time for the procedure.

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.

Your little house tiger is born without teeth – but that won't last: Kittens grow their baby teeth two to three weeks after birth. But just like in humans, cats also go through a change of teeth, in which the baby teeth are replaced by permanent teeth. Many owners wonder when this process starts, how long it takes, and how to tell that the cat is teething – here you will find out.