Whether you’re thinking about bringing a new cat or kitten home or already have, this document includes basic care information to welcome them in comfortably.

Review the key areas to have checked and discussed at each wellness exam with your vet based on your cat’s age.

Feline arthritis, more correctly termed degenerative joint disease (DJD), is very common in cats. Read more on the diagnoses and how to develop a treatment plan for your cat.

Feline diabetes, known as diabetes mellitus, has become an increasingly common condition in cats. Get details on risk factors and treatment options.

Not only is acne a common skin disorder in humans, but it is also a relatively prevalent disorder found among felines, regardless of age or gender.

There are 4 diseases of the lower urinary tract (bladder and urethra) that are seen in cats. Learn more about them as well as symptoms to watch for.

Learn about Feline Upper Respiratory Infection (FURI), such as what symptoms to watch out for and when to go see a vet.

Feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV) and feline leukemia virus (FeLV) can cause many types of illness as well as death in infected cats. Read how to spot the signs and prevent and/or manage symptoms.

Review frequently asked questions (FAQs) and answers around FIP.

Behavioral changes in your cat are the primary indicator of pain. As the person who knows your cat best, you are an important member of their healthcare team and key in helping to detect the signs of pain as soon as possible.

Hospice care focuses on the quality of life of a cat who has an advanced/life limiting illness, and helps them live as comfortably as possible..

Palliative care focuses on relief from pain and other symptoms associated with an illness.

There are many medical conditions, including kidney and bladder problems, that increase the amount of water that cats need to drink. This guide provides tips to encourage your cat to drink more water.

Vaccines help to protect against specific infectious diseases caused by some viruses and bacteria. Learn about common vaccines and why and how often your cat should receive its vaccinations.

Visits to the vet are an important part of caring for your cat, but transporting them to and from their appointments can be stressful. See how you can make it a bit easier on your cat (and yourself).

Cats’ lives are broken into four stages: kittens, young adults, mature adults, and seniors. Each stage requires special attention to certain health and behavioral areas.

Learn about things in your home that are hazardous to your cat/kitten.

Ringworm is a fungal infection that affects the skin, but the good news is that like any other fungal infection, it is very treatable.

Our cats can live longer, better lives than ever before. Learn more about their requirements as they age to ensure they stay happy and healthy.

Read about the benefits of spaying and neutering your pets, including the prevention of unwanted litters and the elimination of many of the behavioral problems associated with the mating instinct.

Did you know as few as two pounds above your cat’s ideal weight can put it at risk for developing certain serious medical conditions? Get tips on how to keep your cat at a healthy weight.