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Salivary Sialocele in a Cat - Short abstract from the Feline Practice, 1998, Vol 26, Iss 4, pp 6-8.
Salivary Gland Cyst (Sialocele)
Learn about this condition also called sialocele or salivary mucocele.Salivary Mucocele Surgical Success
By guest contributor, Dana Whittlesey as featured in The Viewer Viewpoint.Sarcoptic Mange
Concise, easy-to-understand, overview of this parasitic disease (with photos), from the Animal Dermatology Specialty Clinic.Sarcoptic Mange
Diagram of this parasite, along with photos of a dog and cat with this disease, help the viewer understand the condition caused by this parasite. Treatment is also discussed.Sarcoptic Mange
Q & A format from Vet Info about Sarcoptic Mange, Scabies, and Red Mange.Sarcoptic Mange
Detailed discussion of this mite infestation in humans, complete with photos and diagrams.Sarcoptic Mange
Also known as Scabies. A discussion of this mite infestation in humans.(Cat) Scabies
Formally known as Notoedres cati, this microscopic cat mite infests the area of the ears and neck, causing itching and crusting.Seizures - How to Recognize in Pets
How to recognize a seizure, what to do in an emergency, and how to manage this common veterinary medical condition.Seizures and Epilepsy in Cats
Well-written and researched article by an owner of an epileptic cat, in collaboration with veterinarians.Seizures and Epilepsy - Alternative Treatments
Diet and nutraceuticals are addressed in the control of epilepsy.Epilepsy - Drug Cautions
Drugs that may not be good for epileptic pets to take while on anticonvulsant medication (consult with your veterinarian). Additional information on Potassium Bromide therapy, emergency Valium administration, and cluster seizure management.Seizures and Epilepsy - Additional Links
Please see the Canine Nervous System Diseases Section for more information about epilepsy, seizures, and management.Senior Cats
What is to be expected as your cat ages? When is it time to see the vet? Find out here in the Senior Cat Q & A.Spaying
Learn about this common surgery, and why it is important for the health of your pet.Subcutaneous (SQ) Fluid Administration
Excellent photo tutorial on how to administer SQ fluids to your cat at home.Sunburn (Solar Dermatitis)
Excellent description with phone of sunburn in a pet and what you can do to prevent damage from the sun.Back to Cat Diseases and Conditions - A to Z
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