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When caring for orphaned kittens, it is essential to be aware of and address dangerous suckling behavior, particularly when kittens start suckling on the genitals of their littermates. This...
As shelters and rescue organizations strive to provide the best care for their feline residents, certain challenges arise that require special attention. One such challenge is dealing with...
Panleukopenia, also known as feline distemper or panleuk, is a highly contagious and highly fatal disease that affects cats and kittens. In a shelter environment, where animals live in close...
Urinary blockages in kittens are urgent and potentially life-threatening emergencies that demand immediate intervention. Recognizing the signs, consulting a veterinarian without delay, and...
Urinary tract infections (UTIs) in kittens can be a common occurrence in shelter environments. Detecting the signs, consulting a veterinarian promptly, conducting comprehensive assessments, and...
Upper respiratory tract infections (URIs) are common and highly contagious among kittens in shelter environments. Detecting the signs, seeking timely veterinary assistance, conducting thorough...
Mastitis is a condition that can affect nursing cats, particularly those in shelter environments where stress and overcrowding are prevalent. Mastitis is an inflammation of the mammary glands and...
Eye infections are common among kittens in shelter environments due to factors like stress, overcrowding, and exposure to pathogens. Recognizing the signs of eye infections and providing...
Kittens in shelter environments are sometimes exposed to conditions that can lead to severe eye injuries, including ruptured eyes. A ruptured eye is a medical emergency that requires prompt...