Feline Medicine

A recent study on the effects of maropitant in cats suggests it could help prevent vomiting when taken before dexmedetomidine and morphine, with one major caveat.

Cats want to do the right thing when it comes to the litter box, but sometimes disease or their environment overrides the instinct. Here's how to help.

Trazodone may help your veterinary clinic go from Wonderland to wonderful.

The fun continues on our alphabetic journey through the management of our veterinary patients' oral problems.

These techniques on low-stress handling in a practice will save you, your patients and staff from everyday stressful events.

Download this quick guide to getting just the right angle with your veterinary radiography equipment.

Cats are not small dogswe've heard that before. It's never quite so true in veterinary medicine as for a dermatologist!

Curious about cats' outdoor meanderings-and what they might consume along the way? This program is for you!

Every aspect of medicine contributes to the overall patient experience

A brief guide to environmental enrichment from feline expert Dr. Ilona Rodan.

A comprehensive guide to the diagnosis and treatment of this common veterinary endocrine disease.

The much feared ferocious kitty is really just misunderstood. Let's examine the spark behind the fury and take steps to alleviate the anxiety.

Your clients dont need to live in fear of a cantankerous cat. Use this handout on feline aggression to help them understand the possible causes and solutions.

No pussyfooting around, these could be the purrfect enrichment for refined felines bent on world domination.

Manage cats' pain so they can take over the Internet. Err, wait. So they can continue to rule the web in their iron claws. Eh, just watch the video.

A client tells you her companionable cats have launched all-out warfare. How can you help? Heres one behaviorists insights.

Cats aren't naturally gregarious, so before your cat-owning clients decide to add a new feline into mix, ask why.

Scratch the old idea that your veterinary team can only help petsuse this handout to help clients understand why to care about cat scratch disease.

The UGA study seeks to extend life expectancy in affected cats through novel anticoagulant therapy.

Just like us humans, cats no longer have to live in a guns-at-the-ready world to survive, as in the Old West. Today's cats have it so easy! So easy, their waistlines are exhibiting way too much westward-and eastward, southward and northward-expansion. What can we learn from cats' feral roots?

Get older cats with sudden weight loss into your veterinary clinic to make sure serious disease isn't looming.

Feline expert Dr. Elizabeth Colleran shares how her practice has been bite free for more than five yearsand how yours can be too.

The University of Wisconsin reports an outbreak of H3N2 in cats a midwestern shelter.

Getting a cat to the clinic can be tough for clients. Teach them how to relax their fraidy cats with this handout.

A new study finds the ability to help distinguish between vaccinated versus truly infected cats using point-of-care tests only.

Pass on this handout to help your feline veterinary patients lose a little weight and feel a lot better.

Lungworms low on your list in a cat with respiratory signs? This article says you may want to raise your alert level.

The veterinary team at UC Davis implanted an artificial ureter-the first such procedure in a kitten.

A little night music is not so pretty when it's coming from your kitty-and you're trying to sleep. Here's how to help clients curtail the caterwauling.

Cornell study finds obese cats still love you even when you restrict their food intake.