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• Bladder stones in cats, what is it?

  Bladder stones are a common cause of bladder and urethral problems in cats. When there is cystitis, it refers to small crystals in the urine. What do you see when your cat has cystitis? And what can you do to prevent your cat from getting or keeping cystitis?

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• Does my pet have a flea allergy?

  Does your dog or cat suffer from severe itching and skin problems? Do these symptoms occur mainly in summer and autumn, but also sometimes in winter? Then your pet may have a flea allergy.

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• Does my cat have fleas?

  Does your cat scratch a lot and are you worried that your cat has fleas? This blog tells you how to tell if your cat has a flea infestation.

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• How do I protect my cat from ticks?

  Cats get ticks too! Not just cats in wooded areas, as ticks also live in gardens and parks. No one knows where their cat will hunt, so safe good protection against ticks is a must for cats too. Cats often lay with people and live ticks can then transfer to other members of the family: you shouldn't want that so good protection in cats is highly recommended!

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• FIP in the cat

  FIP (Feline Infectious Peritonitis) is a fatal viral disease for cats for which, unfortunately, we do not yet have a treatment. FIP arises from the Feline Coronavirus, but fortunately not in all cats. Which cat develops infectious peritonitis and which does not? What is wet and what is dry F.I.P, read here what is known so far.

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