You may just think of your cat as cute a cuddly, but carrying some extra weight—even just a few ounces—can impact their long-term health. Here, our Ventura vets can explain how to tell if your cat is overweight and what to do to help your cat maintain a healthier weight.
Fungal infections can pose a serious health threat for our feline friends. In some cases, your cat's fungal infection could even be passed along to you and your family. Our Ventura vets explain some causes, symptoms and treatments for fungal infection in cats.
Although they are rare when compared to the occurrence of Urinary tract infections in dogs, older cats may experience UTIs or other urinary tract issues that cause similar symptoms. Here, our Ventura vets share the causes, symptoms and treatments for these infections and related diseases in cats.
Cats are notorious for being picky eaters. But, you shouldn't assume that this is the only reason your kitty isn't eating. Here, our Ventura vets explain some other possible causes and when it is time for a veterinary visit.
Our VMSG veterinary team will describe here the different types of anemia in cats and offer some information about their symptoms and what to do if you suspect your cat has anemia in the Ventura area.
Anemia is a condition which often indicates another, underlying, health issue. However, it can be treated and cured. Here, our Ventura vet team describes the symptoms, and treatments for anemia in cats.
Learning that your cat has had a stroke can be a distressing revelation. With early and effective treatment, our Ventura vets may be able to help your cat recover well.