Sentences with phrase «see male cats»

Obstruction of the urethra in male cats — If you see your male cat straining and nothing is coming out, take him to a vet right away this is very serious.

Not exact matches

One of the most common challenges we see in the ER when it comes to cats is urinary obstruction in male cats, also commonly called «blocked tom.»

«I've seen male dogs and cats with maternal instinct.

It is more frequently seen in middle to old - age cats, obese cats and more common in males than females.

I see more cats with this problem that share the thin, «pink panther» physique than plumper felines, and more often in female than male cats.

If you see that your cat is straining without much production and he's male, get him to a vet immediately.

Diagnosis: Diabetes usually occurs in middle aged or older cats, but may sometimes be seen in any age, both male and female.

Male cats in particular should be seen by a veterinarian to ensure that there is nothing blocking the urine from leaving the body.

It is not at all unusual to see neutered cats attempting to «hump» other cats, either male or female.

It is most common in large breed, spayed female dogs (11 % — 20 % incidence) but may be seen in intact females, male dogs, and cats.

It is more common among male cats, and if your male cat is straining to urinate or does not produce urine, it is important to have him seen by a veterinarian as soon as possible.

This potentially life threatening condition is seen most often in neutered male cats.

Also after seeing the devastation of fighting male cats, I believe it is more humane to neuter male pets too.

Neutered Male Cat Butt Raising and Hissing Recently my 9 year old neutered male cat has been lowering his front legs and pushing his butt in the air, something I've never seen himMale Cat Butt Raising and Hissing Recently my 9 year old neutered male cat has been lowering his front legs and pushing his butt in the air, something I've never seen him Cat Butt Raising and Hissing Recently my 9 year old neutered male cat has been lowering his front legs and pushing his butt in the air, something I've never seen himmale cat has been lowering his front legs and pushing his butt in the air, something I've never seen him cat has been lowering his front legs and pushing his butt in the air, something I've never seen him do.

Common injuries that we see in undesexed male cats include fractured teeth and abscesses.

Please see the vet as blockages can turn into emergencies quickly in male cats.

Note: Humping behavior is seen in both male and female cats.

Question: Hello, My male cat was leaking from is private area, so I took him in to the emergency vet clinic, they checked to see if he was blocked and he was not blocked.

You should see your vet at once as in male cats this can quickly become an emergency.

Answer: Male cats usually have crystals, not a urinary tract infection, so treating with antibiotics won't help at all and if you wait too long before having him diagnosed, he may block up and not be able to urinate and then you are talking serious money (anesthesia, hospitalization, sometimes major urinary surgery, etc), so I highly recommend getting him to your veterinarian for at least a urinalysis because you are seeing blood in his urine.

When it does occur, it is usually seen in middle - aged or older cats, and is more common in females than in males.

Veterinarians see more cases in middle - aged male cats than females [at some facilities 3:1].

A male cat that cries while he is in the litter box or keeps getting in and out of it without producing urine needs to be seen by his doctor immediately, as well, because he might have a urinary blockage.

Female cats can also get this and it should be also treated, but vets tend to see the issue in male cats as more urgent.

And if you have an unaltered male cat, you're probably not seeing much of him anyway.

The most cat veterinarian see enter the office with FIV are male cats who fight with other tom cats.

Although it can affect cats of any age or sex, this disease is most commonly seen in intact adult male cats.

Bacterial prostatitis is a common prostate disease in sexually intact male dogs and may be seen in intact male cats.

I have not read or seen any references as to how African rats mark their territory, but the behavior I have witnessed is that females sometimes drag their rear end, urine marking as they walk; and males rub their cheeks on walls, etc., in a similar manner to cats.

Urinary tract disease is seen in male and female cats.

I see more obstructions in neutered male cats than un-neutered males.

However, male neutered cats» testicles may not be so easily seen.

But I have seen un-neutered male cats in perfect body condition become obstructed as well.

I see many people agonize for months over what kind of cat to get: male or female, long or short - haired, pure or mixed breed, kitten or adult?

This condition is almost exclusively seen in male cats.

This is seen almost exclusively in male cats.

In one study, obese male cats were more commonly affected than females; no breed predilection is seen in cats.

It may also be seen in male dogs and cats.

Chester is a young adult male cat who was seen hobbling around with a wounded leg.

Typically this disease is seen in obese cats that are middle aged or older, and more commonly in males (the opposite of dogs).

Many owners of tortoiseshell males like to mate the cat once to see if he is fertile.

my 15 year old cat is still doing good on this food has lots of energy... my 2 year old male cat has never ever got sick or vomit from this bb food either... so crazy my best friend switched her dog to bb and has never been sick after the change...????? until i see a difference in my animals from this food i will not take them off of this!!