Shocking Discoveries: What Regular Health Screenings Revealed in 'Healthy' Older Cats Over Two Years
Uncover the hidden health risks in mature and senior cats with this groundbreaking study. Over two years, researchers found that regular screenings revealed significant health issues in seemingly healthy cats, including chronic kidney disease and hyperthyroidism. Learn why routine check-ups are crucial for your feline friends.
Unraveling the Mystery: How Gut Bacteria Could Be the Key to Preventing Kidney Stones in Cats
Explore the groundbreaking study that links gut and urinary microbiota to kidney stone formation in cats. Learn how microbiota modulation could offer a new strategy to prevent renal lithiasis in our feline friends. Discover the fascinating gut-kidney connection today.
Veterinary Breakthrough: Simple Blood Test Predicts Emergency Surgery in Cats with Astonishing Accuracy
An unprecedented study has unveiled a groundbreaking approach for veterinarians to swiftly identify cats in urgent need of surgery due to biliary obstruction (BO), a potentially fatal condition. By examining total serum bilirubin concentration (TBIL) levels in cats, researchers have provided a crucial tool in the early detection and treatment of this surgical emergency.
Revolutionary Cancer Treatment for Cats Leaves Vets Astonished
In the realm of veterinary medicine, a groundbreaking approach has emerged, offering new hope in the fight against one of the most daunting adversaries: feline cancer. Specifically, basal cell tumors, including the common basal cell carcinomas and the rarer basosquamous carcinomas found on or near the nasal planum in cats, have met their match with electrochemotherapy (ECT), including a novel method known as calcium electroporation. This cutting-edge treatment has been successfully deployed in managing these malignancies in three cats, marking a significant breakthrough in veterinary oncology.
Cornell Veterinary Medicine: Reducing the risks of zoonotic disease transmission through responsible cat ownership
Cats have a special place in many people’s hearts. An estimated 60 million felines are kept as pets in the United States alone. Cats also occupy a distinct position in the ecological networks of companion animals, humans and peri-domestic species – wild and feral animals living near human habitations – according to a review article by a team of researchers at the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine.
Shocking cat health mystery revealed: Unbelievable eosinophilia and basophilia case!"
Inflammatory bowel disease can be a recurring issue in cats, marked by gastrointestinal problems and confirmed intestinal inflammation through histology. Here, we unravel a peculiar case involving a 9-month-old neutered male cat.