The liver and kidneys play a central role in the elimination of metabolic waste. In cats, a slowdown in these functions can result in fatigue, a dull coat, fussy digestion or a drop in vitality. Gentle, adapted hepato-renal drainage helps the body to recover from excesses (rich diet, treatments, etc.).
Why can a cat stop urinating? The absence of urine in cats, also known as anuria or oliguria depending on its severity, is a serious and potentially life-threatening symptom. There are several possible causes: it's essential to determine the exact cause as soon as possible to avoid serious, even irreversible, complications. [...]
Why can a cat be stressed? Stress in cats is a natural reaction to situations perceived as threatening or unusual. However, chronic stress can be detrimental to a cat's health and behavior. Several factors can trigger this stress: Signs to recognize to detect stress The cat [...]
Lyme disease, also known as Lyme borreliosis, is an infectious illness caused by bacteria of the genus Borrelia. These bacteria are transmitted by Ixodes ticks, commonly known as deer ticks or black long-legged ticks. When an infected tick bites an animal, Borrelia bacteria can be transferred [...].
What is osteoarthritis in cats? Osteoarthritis is a chronic, progressive joint disease caused by the progressive deterioration of the cartilage that protects the bony ends of the joints. In cats, this pathology is frequently underestimated, as these animals often mask signs of pain. It can appear as early as middle age and [...].
AIDS in cats: understanding IVF
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Feline Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (FIV), commonly known as "cat AIDS", is a worrying viral pathology that can affect our domestic felines. Despite its marked differences from human HIV, this disease is not lacking in striking similarities. In this article, Lore & Science tells you all you need to know [...].
Bad breath in cats, or halitosis, is a common problem that can sometimes worry owners. If the smell from your feline's mouth seems particularly unpleasant, you shouldn't ignore this sign. While some causes are benign, such as a specific diet, others may signal more serious problems related to the cat's [...].
Vomiting in cats: what to do?
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Vomiting is often part of a cat owner's daily routine. However, while occasional vomiting may be normal, frequent or persistent vomiting may indicate an underlying problem. In this article, the Lore & Science specialists take a closer look at the possible causes of vomiting in cats, as well as the treatments available.
Cat rhinotracheitis, also known as feline coryza, is one of the common ailments that can affect our companions. In this comprehensive article, Lore & Science tells you all you need to know about feline rhinotracheitis: its causes, symptoms, diagnostic methods and treatment options. What is feline rhinotracheitis?
Cats are sensitive animals and can be prone to a variety of allergies, which can lead to unpleasant symptoms and disrupt their quality of life. As in humans, feline allergies are the result of the body's excessive defenses against substances it is theoretically able to tolerate. In this article, Lore [...]