“Temperatures between 32°F to 45°F are considered to be uncomfortable for cats; they’re seen as fine for short periods of time, but prolonged exposure can pose risks and should be avoided.” -Dr.

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The causes of fever in cats can be varied. While elevated temperature can be triggered by stress, fever is often a sign of a serious illness or infection. Fever is a common but often overlooked sign ...

Cats might appear comfortable sitting curled by corners or even sleeping through the day but this does not necessarily imply ...

ATLANTA (CBS) – Americans love their feline friends, but there is a danger that some cat owners may not know about. A new study from the Centers For Disease Control highlights the risks of ...

Q: My child was recently diagnosed with "cat scratch fever." He was sick for a couple of days but is getting better now that he's on antibiotics. What is cat scratch fever? How did he get it? And what ...

Arkansas — Veterinarians are seeing an increase of cats with the deadly blood parasite known as Bobcat Fever in Arkansas, Oklahoma and other southern states. The rise in diagnosis comes as contact ...

It was enough to make a cat laugh. Old sea dogs were laughing too. But the sick citizens of nautical Norfolk, Va. could see nothing funny about a three-day fever followed by a cold, clammy feeling and ...