Vitamin K1 (phytonadione) is most commonly used to treat cats who have eaten rat poison. Vitamin K is a fat-soluble vitamin needed to produce factors involved in bone mineralization and normal blood clotting. If your...
Iron supplements may be used in cats suffering from iron deficiency anemia or blood loss. In this article, you’ll learn about the two most common types of iron supplements, how they’re used and the necessary...
Vitamin E is an essential nutrient for your cat, meaning they need it in their diet to stay healthy. It is a proven antioxidant and plays a role in nearly every part of your cat’s...
If your cat has a breathing problem, such as asthma, nebulization therapy could help. Nebulizer machines can turn saline or liquid medication into a mist your cat can inhale through a face mask. Commonly nebulized...
If your cat is sneezing or maybe has itchy skin, your veterinarian may recommend starting an antihistamine. In this article, we’ll review 6 of the most common antihistamines, when they may be used, side effects...
Vitamin D is an essential vitamin for cats. This means they need the right amount of vitamin D in their diets to stay healthy. Amongst other important roles, vitamin D is vital for your cat’s...
Corticosteroids are a class of drug used in almost every area of medicine in both people and animals. They have strong anti-inflammatory effects. This makes them excellent at treating inflammatory and allergic conditions – for...
Insulin is the main treatment for diabetes mellitus in cats. Insulin is given by injection—usually twice daily—under the skin, using a thin needle or a special VetPen. While giving your cats injections can seem daunting,...
It’s never fun to watch your cat straining to have a bowel movement. Anyone with experience with even occasional constipation knows how uncomfortable it can be. Laxatives are a type of medication often used in...
Vitamin A is an essential vitamin for cats. This means that they need vitamin A for their bodies to work properly. Most animals can make vitamin A in the body from base nutrients found in...
Does your cat have a little eye goop? Or a full-blown infection with sneezing and crusty eye discharge? It’s important to know when eye drops are appropriate and the best eye drops to use. In...
Healthy cats are ready and eager to eat a full meal at least twice daily. All animals need their daily nutrients, vitamins, and minerals to thrive. So if a cat won't eat, their health can...
