Interactive play sessions are beneficial to your new kitten. These sessions are important because they help:
reduce fear
build muscle tone and coordination
prevent items in your home from being damaged
to teach what is and isn’t acceptable for her to scratch or bite
ease discomfort after a traumatic event (for example, a loud noise like thunder)
reduce tension in a [...]
Interactive play sessions are beneficial to an adult cat. These sessions help to:
build trust
build confidence
strengthen the bond you share with one another
reduce fear
provide exercise for an overweight or sedentary cat
encourage a normal and healthy appetite
ease tension in a house with multiple cats
build confidence in a nervous or shy cat
diffuse aggression
correct inappropriate biting and scratching
ease reactions [...]
Pyelonephritis is most often the cause of a bladder infection which travels up into the kidneys of a cat. An advanced infection elsewhere in the body (for example, periodontal disease) can also be the result. If the infection is acute, signs will usually include bloody urine, vomiting, and fever. The cat may also develop a [...]
Keratitis is an inflammation of the cornea that can effect one or both eyes. Signs include: discharge, squinting, sensitivity of light, and the appearance of the third eyelid. You may find the cat pawing at her eye. This inflammation is very painful and if left untreated can cause the cat to suffer permanent loss of [...]
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