Liver disease in cats is a broad term that encompasses a variety of disorders affecting the liver.

Rectal polyps are benign growths that can be alarming when detected but are typically non-cancerous.

Anal gland cancer, while less common than in dogs, can be a significant concern for cat owners.

Stomach cancer, although relatively rare in cats, poses a serious health concern for felines.

While the incidence is relatively low compared to other feline diseases, the seriousness of a lung cancer diagnosis cannot be underestimated

Understanding respiratory foreign bodies in cats could mean the difference between a minor discomfort and a life-threatening situation.

Understanding the signs, symptoms, and treatment options for a collapsed trachea can go a long way in managing it effectively.

One issue that many cat owners overlook is the possibility of a foreign object getting lodged in their pet’s nasal passages.

Ear cancer in cats, although relatively rare compared to other types of cancers, is a complex condition that demands immediate attention.

Inflammatory ear polyps can manifest in your pet's ear canals or throat, leading to many uncomfortable and concerning symptoms.

Incontinence not only disrupts the daily routine of your pet but can also be a red flag for underlying health issues.

We will answer what nasal tumors are, their causes, symptoms, prevention measures, methods of diagnosis, and treatment options!

This article will shed light on what UTIs are, how they are diagnosed, the symptoms, causes, and treatments available for your furry friend.

Ectopic ureters, although rare, can be a concern for some cats who are experiencing potential symptoms. Learn more about it here!

We explain what bladder cancer is, the symptoms, treatment options, and the prognosis for your furry friend.

We will explore what bladder stones in cats are, how they form, and what you can do to prevent and treat this condition in your cat.