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Cataracts are opacifications of the crystalline lens that impede light transmission to the retina. While cataracts are relatively…
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Cataracts are opacifications of the crystalline lens that impede light transmission to the retina. While cataracts are relatively…
Read article →Cauda equina syndrome (CES) refers to the clinical signs resulting from compression or damage to the bundle of nerve roots (the c…
Read article →Feline cholangitis/cholangiohepatitis syndrome (CCHS) is the most common acquired inflammatory liver disease in domestic cats and…
Read article →Feline chronic rhinosinusitis (FCRS) is defined as inflammation of the nasal cavity and paranasal sinuses persisting for more tha…
Read article →Compulsive disorders (CD) in cats are abnormal, repetitive behaviors that occur excessively and out of context. These behaviors t…
Read article →Bite wounds are among the most common traumatic injuries encountered in feline practice, with over 90% of infected wounds in cats…
Read article →Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome (BOAS) is a chronic, progressive condition affecting flat-faced cat breeds characteriz…
Read article →Burns are injuries to the skin and underlying tissues caused by thermal, chemical, electrical, or mechanical energy sources. In c…
Read article →Feline cardiomyopathies represent the most common form of acquired heart disease in cats, affecting approximately 1 in 7 cats (ap…
Read article →Feline asthma (also known as feline allergic bronchitis or feline lower airway disease) is one of the most commonly diagnosed res…
Read article →Aural hematoma (also called auricular hematoma) is a blood-filled subcutaneous fluctuant swelling on the pinna formed when trauma…
Read article →Bartonellosis is an important emerging zoonotic infection caused by bacteria of the genus Bartonella. Cats serve as the primary r…
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