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Mastitis in Cats: Causes & When to See a Vet (Vet Answer)

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VET APPROVED The information is current and up-to-date in accordance with the latest veterinarian research. Learn more » Click to Skip Ahead Mastitis in cats is an uncommonly seen ailment. The name “mastitis” literally means inflammation of the mammary gland. There are various causes however in cats, it is usually associated with a bacterial infection. Cats have between 6 and 8 nipples, and mastitis can affect one singular mammary gland or several at once. Read More...

Molting in Pet Birds: Signs & Care Guide

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VET APPROVED The information is current and up-to-date in accordance with the latest veterinarian research. Learn more » Feathers are arguably the most beautiful and unique feature of any pet bird. They’re exceedingly complex and serve many vital functions. So, if you’re a new bird owner, you might start panicking when you notice a pile of feathers at the bottom of your pet’s cage. Are they sick? What’s going on? Read More...

My Older Cat Is Playing Rough with My Kitten: When to Intervene

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Click to Skip Ahead Older cats and younger kittens benefit from playing. It enables them to develop, perfect, and practice essential skills, and it also allows them to burn off energy while providing mental stimulation. If you have two or more cats, their playing together can help form a bond while keeping them both entertained. However, general play can turn rough, and you need to be able to recognize the difference between positive play and rough play. Read More...

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