Cat Health Guide
For Caring Owners

 

Have cat health issues and their solutions
at your fingertips.

Hi, I'm Kate and a cat owner of more than 20 years.

When your cat gets sick you will naturally want to take your cat to the vet as soon as possible, as any good pet owner would.

However I know just how worring it can be when your cat gets sick. I also know that having knowledge of cat health problems allows you to provide the best cat care for your pet, as well as helping you to prevent some of these illnesses in the first place.

"The Cat Health Guide" covers many of the most common cat illnesses and details causes, symptoms, treatment and prevention.

I've written this book as a tool for you, the caring cat owner who wants to provide the best cat care for their furry friends. To have an understanding of cat illnesses which are preventable and which will help reduce any uneccesary sufferring and distress.

The guide covers the following cat health issues Cat Pregnancy Cat Hair Loss and Skin problems Cat Eye Problems Cat Flu Cat Ear Mites and other Ear Problems Cat Vomiting Cat Diarrhoea Cat Constipation Feline Diabetes Felv Hairballs Allergies Arthritis Thyroid Problems Heart Problems Toxoplasmosis

My experience with cat health problems.

I have lived with and looked after many cats during the last 20 years. Some of the cats just turned up at my doorstep, others were rescued from shelters and as you can image many of them were already suffering from some illness or disability from the start.

Intially I would simply take the cat to the vet, pay the bill and think that all was well. Then I started to notice that I was having to take the cats back to the vets over and over again, costing me more and more money and the cats more distress. I realised that because I was not aware of the symptoms of some cat illnesses I was not able to inform the vet acurately at each visit and unless the vet spotted the problem, I would have to return when the symtoms became much worse..

I decided to find out as much as I could about many of the most common cat health problems, so that I would be able to not only prevent them, but also spot any early signs of illness. Thank goodness I did, as I have managed to prevent some serious conciquences and sufferring for several of my cats, who may not have lived as long as they did otherwise.

 

Little Mo's Story Little Mo is our rather small tabby cat who we rescued from an animal shelter over 14 years ago. She had been found wandering the streets and was rather timid and had a crooked front leg. Soon after getting her home we discovered that she had some health problems. We would often find piles of sick around the house every morning, then we would find spots of blood everywhere and would notice her straining to urinate. We took her to the vet who couldn’t find anything particularly wrong with her, but thought that it could be the food we were feeding her. He recommended another brand of wet food to try. Nothing changed. We notice however that she would gulp her food down really quickly without chewing it. Could this be why she was vomiting? Also she never drunk anything, could this be causing a urine infection? So we tried feeding her only complete dry food, no wet food at all. She had to chew this and also as it was dry we hoped that it would make her thirsty. Almost over night the vomiting stopped and so did the blood spots and urine problems. Several years later we noticed little scabs on Mo's white ears. Alarm bells began to ring and we took her to the vet as soon as possible, but it was too late. She had skin cancer and the ear had to be removed to stop the spread. Thankfully all went well and now our one earred cat gets sun cream on her remaining ear on sunny days. As she moved into her old age we noticed new symptoms of ill health. Excessive drinking and eating, crying a lot and becoming thinner and thinner. Again alarm bells rang and another trip to the vet was called for. Thank goodness we caught it in time as the vet diagnosed a thyroid problem that had come on so fast that Mo was losing muscle as well as fat and was getting weaker and weaker. The operation to remove the thyroid was successful and she is back to her old self. But we are constantly on the look out for any new sysptoms. Having the knowledge of these cat illnesses allowed us to get her to the vet before it was too late. "The Cat Health Guide" can provide you with the knowledge to protect your cat too.

You'll also receive a bonus ebook Pamper Your Cat 100 Home Made Recipes For Your Cat This purr-fectly delightful collection of recipes features 100 tempting and tasty treats for your cat. Below are just a few of the recipes you will find inside Pamper Your Cat: Beef and Veggie Broth Better Than Grass Salad Birthday Treat for Kitty Cat Cookies Cat Crackers Cheese Please Chicken and Pasta Stew Chicken and Sardines Chicken Cheeseburger Crispy Trout Dinner Fabulous Fishballs Feline Feast Glop (Kitty Pudding) Ham it Up Cat Treats Kipper Supreme Kitties Favorite Treats Kitty Breakfast Kitty Heaven Kitty Kisses Kitty Tacos Mackerel Magic Meowsli Mouseburger Bites Potatoes Au Feline And More... For your convenience, this Bonus ebook is included inside at the end of the Cat Health Guide.

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