Tips, precautions, guides and resources for taking care of your cat’s health
Prevention is an essential aspect of health, not explored enough even in the life of us humans.
For us, health is curing diseases, but the most important thing in my opinion is not getting sick, leading a healthy life that brings us benefits.
This also applies to cats, and there are aspects to know to ensure that they live the best possible life, getting sick as little as possible.
With useful information and advice, we will try to help you keep your cat safe, happy and healthy for many years to come.
Our cat’s health is the first step to living together happily. The cat is often subject to diseases and small accidents, or even serious accidents, sometimes avoidable with attention on our part. Vaccinations, regular visits to the vet, antiparasitics, and even natural remedies are the first step to be explored.
One of the cornerstones of prevention is scheduling regular visits to the vets. Cats of all ages, even if they appear healthy, can hide signs of illness or disease. Regular visits allow your veterinarian to perform thorough checks and detect potential problems early. We’ll discuss the benefits of a regular veterinary visit and how this simple act can make a difference in your cat’s life.
Vaccinations are also an important preventative measure to protect your cat from infectious diseases. We’ll discuss essential vaccinations for cats, such as calicivirus, viral rhinotracheitis, and panleukopenia. We’ll also explain the importance of following your veterinarian’s recommended vaccination schedule to ensure effective protection.
Parasites such as fleas, ticks, and intestinal worms can cause serious health problems in your cat. We’ll discuss methods of parasite prevention, such as using anti-parasitic products, and provide information on how to recognize the signs of infestation. Keeping your cat free of parasites is essential to their overall well-being.
Here you will also find health advice on aspects of cat reproduction, from pregnancy, to sterilization and various aspects of the reproductive system.
You will also find information on medications and supplements used with cats, so that you can be informed about the prescriptions that your veterinarian gives you.
It is important to always rely on a trusted veterinarian, both to treat illnesses and for first aid, but also to ask the right questions about small and large daily health problems.
In this section of the site you will find many articles with advice of all kinds on cat health, whether it is a small kitten, an adult or an elderly cat. Knowing means loving, and by learning what are the most important aspects of a cat’s physical well-being we also learn how to prevent it from getting sick.
di Elisa Bertoldi