Health

CATS: WHAT TO DO IN THE EVENT OF FREEZING

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CATS: WHAT TO DO IN THE EVENT OF FREEZING

Freezing is a rather infrequent event in our climates but, if the animal is exposed to very low temperatures, as in the case of staying on ice or snow, it can show signs of frostbite on the peripheral parts of the body (tips of the ears , extremities of the limbs, tail and scrotum), which initially appear cold and pale, subsequently dark and lose sensitivity due to the onset of necrosis.

CATS AND FLEA INFESTATIONS

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If your cat has a flea infestation, he will tend to scratch repeatedly. If the infestion is massive, it can also manifest alopecia in the lumbar region, near the attachment of the tail and, following scratching, abrasions, skin exudation and scabs. Usually we find the flea problem mainly from March to September, but since the temperatures have risen it is advisable to pay attention to this problem throughout the year, taking care to protect our cats with specific products. If we prevent the problem we will not have the problem and its consequences.

THE DAMAGES OF PASSIVE SMOKING IN CATS

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Passive smoking is very harmful to our friends. Being small and having a very fast metabolism, cats have a low tolerance to nicotine exposure.

The cat forced to inhale secondhand smoke will get asthma at best. In the worst cases he can develop very serious tumors affecting the immune system and the blood, such as lymphoma.

WHITE CATS AND THE RISK OF EXPOSURE TO THE SUN

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White cats and all felines with coats of other colors that however have white or light areas in some parts of the body (for example the ends of the ears, the bridge of the nose or the eyelids), have very delicate underlying skin and little hair. to protect them.

What to do to protect them?

HOW TO PROTECT AND PROTECT THE HEALTH OF OUR CAT

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Cats, like all felines, tend not to show physical discomfort or pain. Instead, they tend to hide and isolate themselves.
Being able to understand if your cat has health problems is very difficult and often when the cat shows it, with clear symptoms of the disease, the situation is now compromised. The best solution, to monitor the health of our little feline ...