Sentences with phrase «cats live normal lives»

Many cats live normal lives with HCM, but others will suffer devastating consequences such as heart failure, thromboembolism and sudden death.

However, most indoor - only FIV positive cats live normal life spans.

Not exact matches

GREY GARDENS Directors: Ellen Hovde, Albert Maysles, David Maysles, Muffie Meyer Starring: Edith «Little Edie» Bouvier Beale, Edith Bouvier Beale, Jerry Torre, Brooks Hyers In the current era of watching reality television when it seems normal to watch the lives of trashy people, drunk people, or rich snobby people, one would not bat a lash at watching a documentary about two crazy cat ladies.

Years later, Kara continues to live a normal life working as the assistant for media mogul Cat Grant (Calista Flockhart) in National City.

Soon Lizzy's normal life in Marblehead MA (just near Salem) is somehow turned upside down: of the people who hold keys to the Gluttony Stone, one is hexed into gibberish, one's house is blown to smithereens and another's apartment is trashed; Lizzy has also acquired a one - eyed cat and Carl, that annoying monkey from the Plum BTN books.

The comedy manga revolves around a group of female students living what would be a normal high school life, except that it also includes a talking cat, a robot, deer - wrestling, and other strange anomalies.

«My vet feels that FIV has been around much longer than we have had a name to place on the condition, and that many cats over the years have lived out a seemingly normal life while having FIV, and no one [knew] any different.

Born without rear tibias, he lived for almost three years unable to enjoy the perks of being a normal cat until Jones» daughter Emily, who attends veterinary school at Iowa State University, sought the help of one of her teachers, Dr Mary Bergh.

Although the immune systems of these cats are compromised, the educated owner will see them lead happy normal lives.

A healthy cat should maintain her ability to perform normal activities of daily living, including playing and jumping, although the height of jumps and intensity of play may be decreased with health aging.

These cats, they say, «go on to live normal lifespans and can even live with other cats.»

Yet, with age, disease, food changes, medications, toxin exposure, dietary indiscretion, stress, and other events which occur in the cat's life the normal balance of bacteria can be thrown off and whole - body health consequences can ensue.

Obese cats who stop eating are at great risk for developing a potentially life - threatening condition called hepatic lipidosis — a devastating upset of normal liver function.

The goal of the Aspetuck Angel Fund is to help dogs and cats who are likely to regain a normal quality of life if provided with medical and / or surgical intervention.

So providing them the opportunity to act out their normal feline behavior in ways that are safe and acceptable to us is a critical part of life and mean that our cats will have wonderful, emotionally satisfying lives.

If you have lived with your cat since it was young then you have a good understanding of what is normal for your cat in the way of behavior and habits.

With appropriate management, cats with OA can and do live a normal life expectancy.

Today we know many cats with FeLV manage to control the infection and live out a normal life.

Licking and grooming behaviors are called allogrooming and they are observed as normal interaction between cats living in groups.

A cat with mild to moderate disease may enjoy an essentially normal life for a number of years.

A cat with mild to moderate heart disease may enjoy an essentially normal life for a number of years.

In other cats, the virus appears to be held in check throughout the cat's normal life.

Most subclinical HCM cats can live many years (often a «normal» lifespan).

Your donation to the Phinny Fund for Emergency Medical and Special Needs Animals enables us to provide in - need dogs and cats the ability to receive the specialty care necessary to lead fulfilling, normal lives.

Prolonged exposure to extreme cold and freezing temperatures can lead to life threatening hypothermia (severe lowering of the normal body temperature), especially for smaller dogs, cats, dogs with short hair, and all animals who are acclimated to our typically warmer climate.

With the right care, your diabetic cat can enjoy a normal way of life for many years to come.

It is important to realize, however, that while it is impossible to predict the survival of a given cat infected with FIV, cats infected with FIV can live ostensibly normal lives for years if managed appropriately.

But, if you get the diabetes treated in time, your cat will pretty much lead a normal and healthy life.

The prognosis for chronic renal disease is favorable, especially in the early stages (also called the first stage), with most cats improving and returning to a close to normal quality of life, depending on their age and general health.

To routinely euthanize a healthy cat that could otherwise live out a normal life is unconscionable.

They can continue a close - to - normal quality of life, especially because cats are very resilient and self - reliant.

FIV cats most often live long, healthy, and relatively normal lives with no symptoms at all.

With a consistently clean, low - stress environment, healthy diet, and natural immune - system boosters, we discovered our FIV - positive cats were living long, healthy, «normal» lives, with little - to - no - issue.

The story starts with my cats always being outdoors unsupervised and just living normal lives.

Today's effective treatment options can actually cure the disease by killing off the abnormal tumor cells while leaving the normal thyroid cells undamaged, resulting in a normal life span for many affected cats.

Their median life expectancy is around five years but what happens, in fact, is that about half the cats disappear mysteriously presumed dead at approximately age one year (which corresponds to the late teen years in humans) and the other half learn how to take care of themselves and usually live a normal life span of 8 to 12 years.

If the murmur doesn't get any worse, and no other disease is detectable, it's possible that a cat could live out a normal life unaffected by the condition.

As obligate carnivores, cats need very little vegetables to sustain normal health life patterns.

Purdue University's College of Veterinary Medicine conducted a long - term study in cat shelters and drew two conclusions: FIV - positive cats can live with FIV - negative cats and not infect the FIV - negative cats during normal day - to - day interaction; and mother cats infected with FIV don't pass the virus on to their kittens.

This microscopic organism lives in the tissues surrounding the claws of many normal, healthy cats.

Advancements in pain management techniques have improved declawing outcomes greatly, and tens of thousands of declawed cats live comfortable, normal lives with no ill effect from the procedure.

Every year For Animals adopts out cats and kittens with imperfect eyes, and they go on to lead perfectly normal lives!

Cats that are in pain often withdraw from normal daily life.

But viable habitat niches remain, for a time, in much of the developing world, where street dogs, feral cats, monkeys, and pigs may continue to live as they always have, at least to the ends of the normal lifespans of those now at large.

Most cats will do very well on these drugs, and can live a normal life as long as we can prevent the colon from stretching more.

Most dogs and cats that have heart murmurs may live normal lives and never require treatment; others with more severe complications will benefit significantly from treatment, which can range from oral medications to surgery.

Almost all cats (including cats of all ages) return to normal health and live a completely normal life after radioiodine therapy.

This is especially important if you have a male cat — if a male cat (neutered or not) suddenly starts urinating outside the litter box, straining to urinate, or urinating small amounts more frequently than normal, he could be showing you the signs of a life - threatening urinary blockage.

Many cats with FIV can be expected to live a relatively long and normal life, especially with routine veterinary care and regular follow - ups.

This means that it is the most effective, permanent and successful treatment available that restores an animal to return to a healthy, happy, and normal life for the dog (or cat).