Q: A year ago, I emailed you about Amber, my female tortoiseshell cat. She had an ear mite infection and severely scratched the right side of her head. The veterinarian gave her an injection to kill ...

Northeast pet owners are confident about pet health information, but how much do they actually know? While owners in the Northeast regions believe they know more than owners in the rest of the U.S., ...

Dry skin is something most of us deal with from time to time, whether it’s caused by cold weather, dehydration, or diet. Our feline companions can experience it too, though it’s often harder to spot ...

Cats can get dandruff just like humans, and a small amount is normal. But if your cat has large amounts of dandruff, they may need to be looked at by their vet. The condition of a cat’s skin and hair ...

Allergies, infections, and parasites are the top causes of skin issues in pets. Atopic dermatitis (environmental allergy) is a common, often lifelong condition in dogs and cats. Secondary bacterial ...

If you’ve ever noticed a red, moist, irritated patch of skin on your favorite feline, you’re not alone. These painful skin lesions could be what’s known as hot spots on cats (or acute moist dermatitis ...