Zinc Poisoning in Cats2016/5/4 9:17:00
Zinc Toxicity in Cats
Zinc is among the most important minerals required for maintaining a healthy cat. It is also be lethal and cause toxicity in cats when absorbed in
Yellow Skin (Jaundice) in Cats2016/5/4 9:16:57
Icterus in Cats
Icterus (or jaundice) is a yellow discoloration of the gums and tissues due to a higher concentration of bilirubin, a bile pigment formed as a result of
Yeast Infection and Thrush in Cats2016/5/4 9:16:54
Candidiasis in Cats
Candida is a type of sugar-digesting yeast that forms part of the normal flora in an animal's mouth, nose, ears, and gastrointestinal and genital
Xanthine Urinary Tract Stones in Cats2016/5/4 9:16:52
Xanthine Urolithiasis in Cats
Xanthine is a natural by-product of purine metabolism, which is normally converted to uric acid (the waste product of proteins found in the
Wolff-Parkinson-White Syndrome in Cats2016/5/4 9:16:49
Normally, the electrical impulse needed for the heart to beat begins in the sinoatrial node -- the pacemaker of the heart located in the right atrium (one of the hearts
Whipworms in Cats2016/5/4 9:16:42
Trichuriasis in Cats
Cats transmit whipworms (Trichuris trichiura) into their system through ingestion of infested matter. Able to live in an environment anywhere from a
Weight Loss and Chronic Disease in Cats2016/5/4 9:16:40
Cachexia in Cats
If your cat loses an excess of ten percent of its normal body weight (when it is not due to fluid loss), you should be concerned. There are many things
Weak Immune System due to Hereditary Disorder in Cats2016/5/4 9:16:38
Primary Immunodeficiency Disorders in Cats
The term immune system is used to denote the collection of biological processes that take part in an effort to protect the bod
Watery Eyes in Cats2016/5/4 9:16:35
Epiphora in Cats
Epiphora is a condition that causes an abnormal overflow of tears. Causes of epiphora due to the shape of the eyes is seen in many breeds. The overprodu
Water on the Brain in Cats2016/5/4 9:16:34
Hydrocephalus in Cats
Hydrocephalus is the abnormal dilation, or expansion, of the ventricular system due to an increased volume of spinal fluid. In this case, the ventr
Water Mold Infection (Pythiosis) in Cats2016/5/4 9:16:32
Pythiosis in Cats
Cats are rarely infected with the Pythium insidiosum spore, but when they are, they are more likely to develop cutaneous pythiosis. Cats at risk for th
Wart Virus in Cats2016/5/4 9:16:26
Papillomatosis in Cats
The term papillomatosis is used to describe a benign tumor on the surface of the skin. Caused by a virus known as the papillomavirus, the growth i
Vomiting, Chronic in Cats2016/5/4 9:16:25
Vomiting is characterized by the contents of the stomach being ejected. Chronic vomiting, meanwhile, is marked by the long duration or frequent recurrence of said vomiti
Vomiting with Bile in Cats2016/5/4 9:16:23
Bilious Vomiting Syndrome in Cats
Bile is a bitter, yellow-green fluid that is created in the liver and stored in the gallbladder until food has been ingested. It is the
Vomiting of Blood in Cats2016/5/4 9:16:22
Hematemesis in Cats
Hematemesis, or the vomiting of blood, can affect a wide range of systems, depending on the source. The gastrointestinal system may be affected due t
Vitamin D Poisoning in Cats2016/5/4 9:16:20
Vitamin D Toxicity in Cats
Vitamin D is vital in regulating the calcium and phosphorous balance in your cats body. It also promotes the retention of calcium, thus
Vitamin B1 (Thiamine) Deficiency in Cats2016/5/4 9:16:18
Thiamine Deficiency in Cats
Thiamine, also known as vitamin B1, is a water-soluble vitamin necessary for normal carbohydrate metabolism in cats. Thiamine deficiency resu
Vitamin A Poisoning in Cats2016/5/4 9:16:15
Vitamin A Toxicity in Cats
Vitamin A is essential for a cats night vision as well as for a healthy skin. It also supports the cats immune system and contains important a
Verterbral Disc Inflammation in Cats2016/5/4 9:16:12
Diskspondylitis in Cats
In cats, as with other vertebrates, the vertebral column is composed of a series of vertebral bones. These bones maintain the structure of the bo
Ventricular Standstill in Cats2016/5/4 9:16:09
Asystole in Cats
Ventricular standstill, also termed asystole, is an absence of ventricular complexes (called QRS) measured on an electrocardiogram (ECG), or absence of
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