Sentences with phrase «cats than in»

The American Heartworm Society says heartworms are harder to detect in cats than in dogs (in fact, sometimes the first sign of heartworm in cats is sudden collapse or death).

Cancer of the kidneys occurs more in cats than in dogs.

British behaviourists report more problems in indoor cats than in outdoor cats.

For this reason the doses of chemotherapy are lower in cats than in people and side effects are much less common.

It is seen more frequently in obese cats than in those of normal weight, since overweight animals constantly exert excessive pressure on their weight - bearing joints.

Diabetic neuropathy, which is more common in cats than in dogs, can develop at any time following a dog's initial diagnosis of diabetes.

Stomach ulcers are less common in cats than in dogs.

It is even less common in cats than in dogs to ever determine the underlying cause.

While the risks of some infections (such as parasites) are higher in community cats than in pet cats, the risk of others is equal (FeLV, FIV) or lower (FIP)(Green 2011, Lee 2002, Luria 2004, Levy 2006).

First, heartworms produce a very different disease in cats than in dogs.

Current infection rates for cats vary from state to state but are generally lower in cats than in dogs.

The disease occurs less frequently in horses and cats than in dogs.

As I mentioned earler, idiopathic epilepsy is much less common in cats than in dogs and cats are more likely to develop seizures because of some progressive, acquired brain disease.

Therefore, we see far more cases of cystitis in dry food - fed cats than in cats eating canned food.

Heartworm is more difficult to diagnose in cats than in dogs.

For instance, heartworms are smaller in cats than in dogs and it takes about one month longer for the larvae to develop into adults in the heart.

According to the American Heartworm Society, the life span of the heartworm is shorter in cats than in dogs.

We know that U.S. animal shelters in the most recent fiscal year appear to have killed about 77,250 fewer cats than in the year before, but we do not know whether fewer homeless cats were actually killed.

Hip dysplasia is considerably less common in cats than in dogs, but it does occur.

The Banfield State of Pet Health 2010 report documented a 16 % increase of diabetes in cats and a much higher occurrence of diabetes in cats than in dogs.

Zonisamide has had even more limited use in cats than in dogs, though, and some veterinarians worry that we may not be fully aware of the safety profile and potential side effects that may occur using Zonisamide for cats.

They may work better in cats than in dogs.

These issues are found far more often in domestic cats than in feral cats.

Bladder stones are less common in cats than in dogs, but if they are present, symptoms will not resolve until they are removed surgically or dissolved with special diets.

Dental disease progresses differently in cats than in dogs.

However, they are much more more successful in cats than in dogs.

It has been estimated that around 20 - 50 % of cats over 15 years of age will have some degree of chronic kidney disease and it is seen more frequently in cats than in dogs.

Rabies is even more prevalent in cats than in dogs.

Cats can develop many types of heart and circulatory problems, but malformations at birth, or congenital diseases, are less common in cats than in dogs.

We see FLUTD a bit more frequently in Persian cats than in standard domestic cats.

Ear mites are more common in cats than in dogs.

Even when the same standard dose is administered to all cats, there can be large differences in the side effects that are seen and the drug may appear to work better against cancer in some cats than in others.

The optimal amount of dietary fat is higher in cats than in dogs.

They are much more successful in cats than in dogs.

This is perhaps more controversial in cats than in dogs due to the phenomenon commonly referred to as vaccine associated feline sarcomas.

It is much more common in male cats than in females and is the most common problem of the lower urinary tract.

HD may be diagnosed differently in cats than in dogs, due to the dissimilarity of the hip structure and movement of dogs and cats.

Heart disease is less common in cats than in dogs.

Thus, atrial fibrillation is much less common in cats than in dogs.

Tumors arising from the salivary glands are uncommon, although slightly more common in cats than in dogs.

I see more umbilical hernias in purebred dogs and cats than in crosses.

Bite wounds are more common in male cats than in females.

The urethra is longer and narrower in male cats than in female cats; therefore, male cats are more likely to develop an obstruction.

In the early 1980s there were more reports of rabies in cats than in dogs.

To diagnose heartworm disease, a veterinarian may have to test the animal repeatedly (on different occasions) for this disease since diagnosis is more elusive in the cat than in the dog.

In cats heartworms frequently migrate to other places in the body, which makes heartworm disease more deadly in the cat than in the dog.

Not exact matches

The Ellevate chair and former Citigroup CFO wrote in a LinkedIn post that she's never more productive than she is at 4 a.m. «I brew a cup of coffee, I keep the lights pretty low, I sometimes light a fire in the fireplace, and I let my daughter's cat sleep next to my computer,» she wrote.

Meanwhile, more than half of Americans in their 30s have cats, compared with 35 percent of the overall population.

Reports surfaced this week that Grumpy Cat, whose underbite shapes her face into a permanent yet adorable scowl, has pulled in more than $ 100 million since ascending to viral fame two years ago.

It should be low in calories and made with ingredients that will complement rather than detract from your cat's diet.