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0300-5155589 / 051-87733330
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22/09/2026

A swallowed bone can become lodged inside a cat’s intestine, causing a dangerous gastrointestinal obstruction. Affected cats may develop repeated vomiting, loss of appetite, abdominal pain, lethargy, dehydration, and inability to pass normal stool. If the bone cannot pass naturally or is causing complete obstruction, emergency intestinal surgery (enterotomy) may be required to remove it. Delayed treatment can lead to intestinal perforation, tissue necrosis, peritonitis, and life-threatening sepsis. Early diagnosis with X-rays and/or ultrasound can significantly improve the outcome.





25/06/2026

An X-ray is an important diagnostic tool in the later stages of cat pregnancy. After 40–45 days of gestation, the kittens' skeletons become visible, allowing veterinarians to accurately count the number of kittens. This information helps prepare for delivery and ensures that no kitten remains inside the uterus after birth. X-rays also help assess the size and position of the kittens, which is valuable when planning for difficult deliveries or a possible C-section. When performed at the appropriate stage of pregnancy, X-rays are a safe and valuable part of pregnancy management.







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24/06/2026

Needle ingestion is a life-threatening emergency in cats, especially when the needle becomes lodged in the esophagus. Many cats swallow needles attached to thread, which can cause severe damage as the thread moves through the digestive tract. Signs may include gagging, difficulty swallowing, drooling, vomiting, loss of appetite, and distress.
Diagnosis is usually made with X-rays, and prompt removal is essential to prevent esophageal perforation, infection, or migration of the needle into surrounding tissues. In some cases, endoscopic retrieval may be possible, while others require emergency surgery to safely remove the needle.
👉 Never pull a thread protruding from the mouth, as this can cause serious internal injury. Immediate veterinary attention is critical.




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23/06/2026

Both ultrasound and X-ray play important roles in diagnosing pregnancy in cats, but they are used at different stages. Ultrasound can confirm pregnancy as early as 15–20 days and helps assess fetal heartbeat and viability. However, it is not very accurate for counting kittens.
X-rays are most useful after 40–45 days of pregnancy, when the fetal skeletons become visible. They are the best method for estimating the number of kittens before delivery.
👉 Ultrasound = Early pregnancy confirmation
👉 X-ray = Counting kittens before birth




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22/06/2026

Subcutaneous emphysema occurs when air becomes trapped under the skin, causing soft swelling that often feels like bubble wrap or crackling (crepitus) when touched. In cats, it can occur due to trauma, bite wounds, chest injuries, lung damage, or surgical complications.
Affected cats may show swelling around the neck, chest, or body, and in severe cases may have difficulty breathing if the underlying cause involves the lungs or airways. Diagnosis is usually confirmed through physical examination and X-rays. Treatment depends on the cause and may include oxygen therapy, wound management, antibiotics, or surgery when necessary.
Early veterinary attention is important, as emphysema can sometimes indicate a serious underlying injury.



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21/06/2026

A cystotomy is a surgical procedure performed to remove bladder stones (uroliths) that cannot be dissolved medically or are causing urinary obstruction. Cats with bladder stones may show straining to urinate, blood in urine, frequent trips to the litter box, pain, or complete urinary blockage.
During the procedure, the bladder is carefully opened, the stones are removed, and the bladder is flushed to eliminate remaining debris. Early treatment is important because urinary obstruction can become life-threatening if left untreated. After surgery, proper diet, hydration, and regular monitoring help reduce the risk of stone recurrence.




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20/06/2026

Cat fight wounds may look minor on the surface, but they are often deep puncture wounds that trap bacteria under the skin. Within a few days, these wounds can develop into painful abscesses filled with pus. Common signs include swelling, pain, discharge, fever, lethargy, and loss of appetite.
Early veterinary treatment is important and may include wound cleaning, antibiotics, pain management, and drainage of abscesses if needed. Delaying treatment can lead to severe infection and slower recovery.




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18/06/2026

Not every tibial fracture requires surgery. In some cases, especially when the fracture is stable, minimally displaced, or in young kittens, conservative management may be recommended. Treatment may include strict cage rest, pain management, splinting/casting (if appropriate), and regular follow-up X-rays to monitor healing.
The success of non-surgical treatment depends on the type of fracture, age of the cat, and proper confinement during recovery. It is important to follow your veterinarian's instructions closely, as excessive movement can delay healing or cause the fracture to worsen.



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09/06/2026

Jaundice (icterus) in cats causes the eyes, gums, and skin to appear yellow due to increased bilirubin levels in the blood. It is not a disease itself but a sign of serious underlying conditions such as liver disease, severe infections, blood parasite infections, immune-mediated hemolytic anemia, or FIP.
In some cases, the cat's red blood cells are destroyed faster than the body can replace them, leading to severe anemia, weakness, pale gums, rapid breathing, and low oxygen delivery to vital organs. When anemia becomes life-threatening, a blood transfusion may be required to restore red blood cells, improve oxygen transport, and stabilize the patient while the underlying cause is treated.
Early diagnosis and treatment are critical, as both jaundice and severe anemia can quickly become life-threatening if left untreated.





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06/06/2026

The dry (non-effusive) form of FIP is a serious disease caused by a mutation of feline coronavirus. Unlike the wet form, there is little or no fluid accumulation in the abdomen or chest, making it more difficult to recognize and diagnose. Dry FIP can affect multiple organs, including the eyes, kidneys, liver, nervous system, and intestines.
Common signs include persistent fever, weight loss, poor appetite, lethargy, weakness, eye changes, and neurological symptoms such as unsteady walking or seizures. Because the signs can mimic many other diseases, diagnosis often requires a combination of blood tests, imaging, and advanced laboratory testing.
Early recognition and diagnosis are important, as modern antiviral treatments have significantly improved outcomes in many cats affected by FIP.




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