Why do cats randomly show up?
Provide food and shelter Hunger, thirst, and general distress are common reasons why a cat might show up at your door. Offer the kitty some nutritious food, water, and a warm blanket to sleep on. A feral cat will usually only eat and not sleep but will return later for more food.
Is there such thing as sudden onset blindness in cats?
Although sudden onset blindness occurs in cats, it’s likely that most cases are simply sudden awareness by the owners of a progressive loss of vision.
What causes sudden death in cats that are otherwise?
Cardiomyopathy causes the muscles of the heart to develop improperly, which can lead to compromise of cardiac function. Its effects may first be felt at any age ranging from 6 months upward. Cardiomyopathy often strikes young, seemingly healthy cats. And, shockingly, the first symptom is often sudden death in cats.
Why is my cat so scared of everything all of a sudden?
Most are rational, but some are less so. Common things that cats are afraid of include: Any of these can trigger a frightened response in a cat. This is not good for the pet or owner. A nervous cat is frequently an aggressive cat. Anxiety takes its toll on cats.
Which is the first symptom of cardiomyopathy in cats?
Cardiomyopathy often strikes young, seemingly healthy cats. And, shockingly, the first symptom is often sudden death in cats. (Other possible symptoms include breathing difficulties, exercise intolerance, or blood clots passing into the legs.)
Although sudden onset blindness occurs in cats, it’s likely that most cases are simply sudden awareness by the owners of a progressive loss of vision.
Cardiomyopathy causes the muscles of the heart to develop improperly, which can lead to compromise of cardiac function. Its effects may first be felt at any age ranging from 6 months upward. Cardiomyopathy often strikes young, seemingly healthy cats. And, shockingly, the first symptom is often sudden death in cats.
Cardiomyopathy often strikes young, seemingly healthy cats. And, shockingly, the first symptom is often sudden death in cats. (Other possible symptoms include breathing difficulties, exercise intolerance, or blood clots passing into the legs.)
When does aggression start in a male cat?
The signs may be either active (threatening) or passive (blocking access). This type of aggression usually starts in entire males at 2-4 years of age when they reach ‘social’ maturity. In some cases it may be normal male-male aggression associated with mating. It increases during the breeding season and with overcrowding.