Expert Advice on Cat Health, Nutrition and Lifestyle.
By Ingrid R Niesman MS, PhD
Part One: Protecting Your Cats
In May of last year, I wrote that the current newsworthy avian influenza strain of H5N1 was infecting and killing domestic cats. At the time, I noted that while surveillance and caution were prudent, we shouldn’t panic.
Like many scientists, I believed we needed to observe, test and evaluate data before creating a public stir. Continue Reading
Chronic diarrhea is fairly common and affects cats of all breeds and ages. It is one of the most frustrating illnesses for veterinarians to diagnose and treat, and for cat parents to manage. Sadly, Allegra has been dealing with on and off diarrhea for the past several months, and it’s been a challenging journey.Continue Reading
We’re supposed to get our first snow of the season tonight into tomorrow, and I feel like a little kid, I’m so excited! As winters are getting warmer and warmer every year, our area rarely gets decent snow anymore.
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I have one 2025 Purrs of Wisdom Wall Calendar left in my personal inventory, and I’m going to give it away to one lucky reader. To my knowledge, this is still the only calendar on the market that exclusively features tortoiseshell cats! As is the case every year, Allegra helped me pick out the photos.Continue Reading
