Cat

Is your cat hardly eating and is tired, with watering eyes and a runny nose? If you're only thinking of a harmless cold, you could be wrong.

What makes your feline friend's immune system strong and what can you do to help? Fortunately a lot! You can find out exactly what you can do here.

How do you recognize the first signs, what is still normal and when should you talk to your vet about it?

Trauma, accidents and injuries in cats.

CKD is a chronic disease in which kidney function gradually declines. Early diagnosis and a rapid start to treatment are therefore essential.

Injured? Strained? Sprained?

It may seem all the more unusual if your cat has recently started to avoid jumping up or down, no longer wants to climb stairs, or moves with increasing stiffness.

The health of your four-legged friend is important to you and you don't want to miss any changes in behavior. But what is still normal and when should you talk to your vet?

An injured paw caused by broken glass or splinters, a torn claw, diarrhea or an infected tick bite - with a well-stocked first-aid kit, you can often treat minor injuries yourself.

My cat is getting old. It's all the more important that she stays fit and healthy for a long time to come.

Cuts, abrasions, bites and other minor skin injuries can happen quickly.