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Well, there are different types of mites, and different treatments for each, so this is probably a question for a vet. You might just give them a call and tell them what happened. You should disinfect
Pain that is not localized could be nerve pain. Dogs and cats both can get a neuralgia in the area around the tail head on top. If he flicks his skin around the area where you would scratch him just at
What your veterinarian means by an elimination diet is to eliminate until you discover the culprit, to feed different processed foods that have different ingredients from each other. Since corn and chicken
There are many possible causes: Virus like distemper, parvo or other; bacterial infection of the intestines; toxins (this would include the skin and the vomiting); dilated esophagus; allergies to foods
First I want to say that I am sorry to hear about your cat. It is never easy to lose a pet. It is hard for me to know what could have done this to your cat, but there are many things that outdoor cats

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