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Common Cat Diseases in Daily Life: What You Need to Kno

19. December 2024
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Below, I'll briefly outline five common feline diseases that you might encounter during your pet's care. I hope this information proves helpful in your daily routine with your furry friend.

1. Upper Respiratory Infection

Symptoms:

Coughing and sneezing

Runny nose

In some cases, yellow discharge from the nose

These symptoms can be triggered by sudden changes in temperature or poor nutrition. The severity of the symptoms can vary.

Prevention Tips:

Ensure your cat is wellprotected from the cold

Provide a balanced diet to boost their immune system

2. Fleas

It's crucial to address a flea infestation promptly to prevent it from becoming a widespread problem in your home.

Symptoms:

Your cat frequently scratches itself

After a bath, you notice many tiny black specks on your cat's fur, which are likely fleas

Prevention Methods:

Consult with a veterinarian for the best flea treatment options

3. Heartworm Disease

Symptoms:

Intermittent vomiting, coughing, and difficulty breathing

Nausea, rapid breathing, drowsiness, loss of appetite, or weight loss

Prevention Methods:

Regular deworming is essential for prevention

Eliminate fleas and mosquitoes, as they are the intermediate hosts of heartworms

Keep your cat's living area clean and avoid mosquitoheavy areas, such as stagnant water

4. Periodontal Disease

This is a type of oral disease in cats, caused by plaque buildup on the teeth, which can lead to tartar, gingivitis, and periodontitis.

Symptoms:

Bad breath

Excessive drooling

Reluctance to chew food, preferring soft foods

Prevention Methods:

Regular teeth brushing and dental cleanings

5. Obesity

Outward Signs:

When lying down, your cat's body takes on an oval shape, with a prominent middle section

When running, their belly wobbles, indicating excess fat

It requires some effort to feel their ribs

Excess weight can lead to various health issues, such as diabetes, urinary tract infections, arthritis, and liver disease.

Prevention Methods:

Avoid overfeeding and consider portioncontrolled meals

Encourage regular exercise to keep your cat active

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