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Understanding the Feline Urinary System

The urinary system is a vital system in felines that serves many functions, notably filtering the blood and excreting waste in the form of urine, maintaining water and electrolyte balance in the body, and producing erythropoietin and renin, which play essential roles in blood cell production and blood pressure regulation, respectively. The urinary system consists of…
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Supporting Healthy Bowel Movements in Senior Cats

As cats age, many significant physiological changes occur throughout their bodies, several of which have a direct effect on their digestive system. Having a good understanding of these changes is crucial for any cat owner who wants to help their furry friend age comfortably and healthily. Senior cats often require a higher level of monitoring…
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Frequency of Your Catβs Bowel Movements: How Often Should Do Their Business and What Affects Their Routine

Iβll never forget Milo, a four-year-old shorthair brought in after three days without a bowel movement. His owners weren’t panic-stricken at first; they figured skipping a day or two was just a quirk. Little did they know, Milo was constipated because he was dehydrated and had no fiber in his diet. But, after we adjusted…
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Parasites and Cat: Common Parasites in Cats & How They Can Affect Bowel Movements

Why Parasites Are Common in Cats 1. Grooming behaviour: serves to maintain the hygiene of the fur and skin. However, this increases the risk of exposure to flea and tick eggs, as well as eggs or larval stages of intestinal parasites. 2. Hunting behaviour: by ingesting their prey such as small rodents or birds, cats…
