Feline Medicine

Our writer told veterinary team members to cover zoonotic diseases in their clients' new puppy and kitten visits. This state veterinarian wants you all to know your state veterinarian is an excellent resource.

A recent study suggests that cats presenting with higher blood pressure when diagnosed with hypertension could benefit from greater doses of amlodipine.

Less stress can be truly life-saving in these feline patients just trying to catch their breath.

Placing a ureteral stent in cats with benign ureteral obstruction may preserve renal function.

Highly trained and experienced team members with the proper credentials can handle delicate procedures as well as-or better than-their bosses. So why do veterinarians have to be involved at all?

We'll give you a hint: saying, "we've always done it this way" isn't how you should go about pain management.

Expert Ralph Harvey, DVM, MS, Dipl. ACVA, shares his awesome advice for handling a case of a cat with acetaminophen toxicosis.

Dr. ELise Christensen shares a few her favorite medication options for fast fixes during situational anxiety, panic and phobia.

Make sure clients are aware of the signs of heart disease with this in-depth infographic.

A lost voice brought this cat in to see his veterinarian, but hepatosplenomegaly was found on radiographic examination. Work through this case with the team at the University of Tennessee.

Are your senior patients (especially senior cats) getting the regular care they need at your clinic?

Aaaaah! Ma'am! Put your panties back on!

Show these gentle, fluffy giants some love with these breed of the month social media posts.

While theres no cure for this adrenal condition, cats can achieve their full life expectancy with appropriate treatment.

What's inside those cartridges? Beads, my friend.

Teach clients more about this deadly vector using an informational handout.

MYK-461 shows promise as a novel veterinary approach to treating the disease at a molecular level.

Sew up parasite prevention gaps with these tailored tips to target a range of veterinary clients.

Good news for people with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy means good news for catsand vice versa.

Help kitties in your clinic todayand minimize your risk for errorwith these tips from Dr. Robin Downing.

Dr. Justine Lee lays out three important changes in protocol for your critical veterinary patients.

Veterinary anesthesia and analgesia expert Tasha McNerney makes a case for kitty magic and describes how to deliver it to particularly peevish cats.

Mary Berg, RVT, RLATG, VTS (Dentistry), demonstrates her preferred method of obtaining these images.

Three choices for the killer (literally) cat in your life.

An elimination diet trial is the only way to diagnose a food allergy in a dog or cat. Heres a step-by-step guide for selecting and conducting an elimination diet trial.