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Autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease (AD-PKD) is a genetic condition in cats that can cause kidney disease and progressive kidney failure. It is an inherited disease, meaning it is passed from affected adult cats…

A year ago we wrote an article about Feline Infectious Peritonitis in cats, traditionally a largely incurable and fatal disease. However, we ended with some hope as new advanced antiviral drugs were starting to hit the m…

Even though the world seems to be inundated with cats, especially stray cats, it is inevitable that life finds a way to bring more into the world. Whether you are a cat breeder, a rescue centre or have adopted a stray ca…

The International Society of Feline Medicine (ISFM) recommends a yearly check-up for all cats; with this increasing to six-monthly examinations for senior cats and those with ongoing medical conditions. However, the proc…

When choosing a pet insurance, you want to choose a company and policy you trust and believe will help you at a time when you feel you need it the most. With any policy, both parties, yourselves and the insurance company…

Though small, naughty rabbits can create a lot of problems for you and their rabbit companions. If you’re concerned about your rabbit’s behaviour, how do you find a behaviourist? When do you need a behaviourist? What do…