Miscellaneous conditions
Cats are affected by many different ailments that as a cat owner, you should be aware of. Understanding how these various conditions can affect your cat and what you can do to help your cat, can literally make the difference between life and death.
Many conditions are treatable and your cat will make a full recovery - but a full recovery often depends on inital first aid treatment and prompt diagnosis and treatment from your vet, so if in doubt, if your cat looks under the weather, call your vet immediately for advice. Related topics [ Caring for a kitten ] [ Fleas ] [ Neutering ] [ Senior pet care ] [ Vaccination ] [ Worming ] [ Veterinary procedures ] [ Neurological disorders ] [ Routine health care ]
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Your questions answered
 Introduction: Ear problems in your cat
Why does a cat get ear disease?
How do I know that my cat has ear disease?
Why can't my vet just prescribe some treatment over the phone?
How is ear disease treated?
I already have some ear drops - can I use those?
What happens if I don't get treatment for my cat?
Why does my cat keep getting ear problems?
How can I stop my cat getting ear disease?
Conclusion
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Further information
Acromegaly in cats Anaemia Chlamydia Corneal ulcers - a sore eye Cushing's disease (hyperadrenocorticism) Feline asthma Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) Feline solar dermatitis Hyperthyroidism - disease and treatment Insect stings Intervertebral disc herniation or "slipped disc" Kidney disease in your cat Myositis Problems passing urine - the blocked cat Toxoplasmosis and risks to pregnant women Vomiting and diarrhoea Nasopharyngeal polyps Feline acne Feline eosinophilic granuloma complex Malassezia 'Walking dandruff' (Cheyletiellosis) Ringworm Cat scratch disease Pyruvate kinase deficiency Cat pox Feline Infectious Anaemia (FIA) Managing pain in pets
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