Ok, I have a cat named brandished it is almost a year and recently had a problem with his third eyelid. I guess it’s a tear duct that helps to keep his eyes watered. . . something like that. The third eyelid recently begun to cover nearly one third of the eye. Hi seems fine and is still healthy as a kitten. But I am worried it may be a sign of Horner syndrome type feline. It has only 1 in 5 which is a good sign. The eye is not sunk in, the student is still normal size, and there are no signs of nerve damage. I do not know what could help the third eyelid lift and cover his eyes like that. It is a big cat and I would not have anything happen to him. Any help would be great. Thank you.

I have a dog that has the potential to have problems with the hip in a couple of years and I was wondering 1. ) Is there a pet insurance that covers hip surgery and 2. ) Are there ways to reduce their chances of getting common as medicine? This is not pre-existing, they did not diagnosied or radiographs taken yet!

I must take my dog to the vet once a month for expressing his anal glands internally. Everywhere I look on the web, it tells me that you can learn to do at home, but he never says how. I wonder how, if you tell me how or recommend a place for learning. I have a strong stomach and be able to handle the smell.

I have a male 14 months Moggy called Nemo who has had some problems with his ears over the last 6 month. Nemo has been in and out of two different veterinarians in the city I live, although nobody can seem to say What is wrong with him.

The problems with his ears began six months ago when I noticed small, black, wax like things in his ears, his ears were also very red and painful research with crusts. I thought it was ear mites and took him to the vet immediately, even though our vet ruled out ear mites, it is protected as such by its treatment of fleas (lawyer) they gave him given an antibiotic and a steroid injection and a plastic collar to prevent him from scratching his ears encore.

Environ two weeks after his sharp ears and took the collar / cone out of it. A few days later, his ears were red, bloody and painful again and I took him to the vet. The vet, again, gave him an antibiotic and a steroid injection and the plastic collar is back on him. Two weeks later, her ears had cleared up and I removed the clamp and after a few days, he scratched his ears and they ended up with red, painful and bloody encore.

Cela has now disappeared for the last four months, with visits to the vet every 2-3 weeks, although the vet treats his ears, when the plastic collar falls off, and he scratches his ears are red and painful again. I have since taken to a veterinarian for a second different view and they do not know what is causing this. It has been suggested by a friend to me that changing your diet can help. Since I changed the Nemo food, and he is now on Arden Grange dry food, white fish and potatoes for sensitive skin. It was on this for 10 days and it does not seem to have helped.

Some ideas? I do not know what else to do, he is constantly in and out of vets, who do not know what is wrong with him and I do my best but nothing seems helping.

My cat has bladder problems and often makes it smell so bad again. She has been the Baytril, but does not help. . . someone suggested the surgical removal of the anal gland. . this option is that logic? Would Removal of Cat Anal Glands Will Stop His Urinary Tract Problems?

Hello everybody! In October I took a cat that was said is part Siamese and part something else. Anyway, she always had eye problems. . . We took her to the vet immediately and said it was an infection respritory, we have a recipe and took it. The problem now turns his eyes, but not as bad as ever, so I took her to the vet again and said there was no need for prescription only clean the eyes with a warm cloth twice a day. It does not seem to bother too bad, just that often squint thought of the day, most often when he wakes up. She is very healthy, more than that. Should we do more?

She will be a year of age from June. She had no previous owners, who adopted the human society. The first time I took her to the vet there was a brown discharge Goopy. Now, of course, and are not removed immediately and take time to dry eye is a crust that is slightly Goopy. It is sterile and has had a rabies vaccination, but I believe. I also cleaned with a damp cloth, I use something else?

A couple more details. . . 1 vet said it was an upper respiratory infection. Moreover, since she is part Siamese eyelids are pink, anyway, but when the eye is watering becomes even more pink. We are moving with his family in a month and have a cat the same age, it can spread to another cat? And it seems to be in the same eye, not very often the opposite eye seems agua.

Ok more thing. . when you hear a noise or something to encourage a feeling here that opens the eye is quite good and well. . . without irrigation. . . or something, maybe it could be allergies?

He scratches his ear a lot, mainly just one. He shakes his head sometimes and once in a while, his ear and spasms, he threw it back (as cats do when they are reinforced), except nothing is happening around him. Any idea what could be? I wanted to go see the vet, but I have no money now.

Okay, I know a little on how to do it. You just basically pet your pet, and maybe talk to them, it lowers your heart rate. But, in health class, we’re supposed to do a presentation on how to relieve pet stress, and i need more that a couple steps. Any help?

Does cats weight affect its health and how?
How can I get my cat to lose weight, without changing her eating patterns?
And also, is nine or ten years old cat is very old? How long do they live to?
Thanks everyone..

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My dog has horrible breath you can smell a mile away. Part of it is she has kidney failure, which I recognize causes foul breath. But she’s also 10 years old and never really had any dental care before. In the last few months, about the time her bad breath became noticeable, she developed nasty tartar on her teeth. She will probably have to be anesthesized to have her teeth cleaned. I understand at her age and health, there is a risk of death. How much should I expect to pay for this type of teeth cleaning?