Upper respiratory tract diseases in cats are common. The most common symptoms are sneezing and gagging. These can be caused by several different agents. Sometimes, it can get better on its own but if symptoms don’t improve, contact a vet.  Diseases of the upper respiratory tract in cats are a group of conditions. Cats of […]

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Bronchitis causes cats to cough. While your cat’s coughing may seem like a minor problem or a hairball, if the cough persists speak to a vet.  Bronchitis in cats is the inflammation of the airways within the lungs. It causes coughing in cats. This inflammation can be sudden, if due to an new infection, or […]

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Lymphoma in cats is a cancer of their body’s immune defence cells. It’s one of the most common types of cancer, affecting up to 1 in 2000 cats every year.  Lymphoma in cats is rarely curable. Treatment aims to control the cancer and to improve the symptoms.  Lymphoma can develop in any cat, but it’s […]

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Feline idiopathic cystitis is the most common cause of repeated urinary problems in cats. It can affect any cat but tends to become less frequent with age. Symptoms usually come and go but it can cause a life-threatening urine blockage. Feline idiopathic cystitis is a condition exclusive of cats and has an unknown cause. The […]

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Prostate disease is extremely rare in cats. A few cases have been described, but if your cat has symptoms of blood in urine, straining or constipation, a urinary or digestive problem is much more likely.  If you would like to discuss this further, the vets and nurses at the Joii app are always available to […]

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A behaviour problem is defined as an action displayed by a cat that is unacceptable. There are numerous types and symptoms of behaviour problems in cats. And they can affect cats of all ages.  Behaviour problems may start mild but they can quickly escalate without intervention and become very challenging to treat. Addressing behaviour problems […]

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Torn nails in cats are far less prevalent when compared to dogs. Nevertheless, they can cause considerable pain, depending on the extent of the injury. Torn nails typically occur when they become snagged on objects, whether indoors or outdoors, or when landing after a jump. Treating torn, broken, or damaged nails is typically straightforward. While […]

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There are many possible causes of liver disease. Some can be sudden and severe, while others progress slowly over time. Any cat can be affected and this condition is serious. When the liver is not working properly, damaging byproducts of metabolism can build up in the body. At the same time, important body functions may […]

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Cats can have a swollen tummy due to many different illnesses. Free fluid accumulation is the most common reason for the swelling.  Cats can have different types of fluid inside their tummy, or abdomen. The type of fluid depends on the cause and determines treatment. Feline infectious peritonitis is a common illness in outdoor, multi-cat […]

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Miliary dermatitis in cats is a type of skin reaction, usually caused by flea allergies. It’s characterised by areas of small, raised crusts on the skin. It’s usually seen along the back, tail and tummy. It’s also sometimes seen on the face and neck.  Miliary dermatitis can affect cats of all ages. It’s not a […]

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