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Reverse Feline Bladder Thickening | Cat

By Marnago
30
Aug 2010

First, you will need to recognize that this state is not a disease, but rather a symptom. This on its own is not life threatening, but it can lead to other urinary or renal disorders. This is should not be ignored.

When a cat has had a urinary tract infection and is unable to relieve the pressure, it will feel the constant need to urinate. If you leave this problem untreated the pressure builds up in the muscle walls of your cat’s bladder it becomes t

reverse feline bladder thickening

reverse feline bladder thickening

hicker. This will make it even more difficult for your cat to control urination. If this happens, it can become a serious problem because the toxins within the bladder need to be emptied regularly and completely.

Using steroids and drug therapy, as well as antibiotics is one of the best ways to alleviate bladder thickening in cats. Unfortunately, your cat can’t tolerate these strong medications and you can’t give them to her long term.

Natural remedies are another way that you can treat this

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problem in cast. Herbs like Cantharis or Staphysagris have been clinically proven to help treat the infection as well as soothe the inflamed tissues. This will help heal the bladder so that the thickening of the bladder goes away completely. Luckily, since these treatments are completely natural, they are gentle towards your cat and will not have any side effects.

How You Can Reverse Feline Bladder Thickening

Make sure that your cat always has fresh, clean water at all times. Tap water is ful

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l of impurities so opt for filtered water for your cat. The chemicals that exist in tap water can often alter the pH balance of the bladder, leading to more infections. Always freshen your cat’s water daily to promote her drinking more water. Drinking water dilutes the urine which helps to flush out any toxins.

Feline bladder thickening is a symptom that can lead to further problems in your cat. It is important you treat this right away so that it does not become a bigger problem in the future. We all love our cats, which is why it is important to do everything we can for them.

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Automatic cat litter box

By martin
21
Apr 2008

Cats are adorable pets and the best size for apartments and for single people who don’t have much time to take the pet out for a walk. All cats need is food, water, grooming and a litter box. Cats are also very sensitive when it comes to smells and they may refuse to use the litter box unless it is clean. Here are some great reasons why you too should consider investing in an automatic cat litter box.

How Does the Automatic Cat Litter Box Work?

The automatic cat litter box looks just like the normal litter box but it is electronically operated through sensors that can determine when your cat has used it and cleans the deposit to a safe, closed compartment, which you can then clean when you get home. The automatic cat litter box is extremely safe and precise. All you need to do is ensure every morning before you leave the house that you have filled it with the litter necessary for the day and it is ready to operate.

Convenient and Easy to Use

Even if you are home all day it can happen that you get carried away with house work and forget to clean or change the cat litter box. With an automatic cat litter box, your cat will never again have to suffer or wait for you to clean it as it is all done automatically. more…

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Stop your Cat From Scratching Furniture

By martin
04
Dec 2007

Cats are known for scratching and clawing. This is a natural behavior that you can control with a little training. Fist you need to know the reasons behind the clawing. Cats claw mainly to mark their territory and to exercise and stretch. You will not be able to completely stop your cat from clawing and scratching things, but you can control what the cat scratches.

Step one is to give your cat an alternative to clawing your furniture. Scratching posts and toys will give the cat an expectable outlet for their natural behavior. A scratching post can be inexpensively built out of a couple pieces of wood nailed together and then covered with carpet. The trick is to train the cat as soon as you get them before they start on the furniture.

Scratching posts are perfectly designed to fulfill the cats scratching needs, they are usually covered with carpet and cats love them. Place the scratching post near where the cat eats or where he likes to sleep because the cat will want to establish these areas as their own personal territory. Hopefully the cat will pick the scratching post instead of the furniture and no further training will be necessary.

When your cat does pick a piece of furniture to scratch what you need to do is change his mind and redirect his attention to the scratching post. First try to pick the cat up when you find him clawing the furniture and put him down at his scratching post. The next thing to try is to temporarily cover what the cat wants to scratch so the post is more desirable. If all else fails chaise the cat away with a firm “no” or “bad cat”, however be sure not to be overly aggressive as you do not want your cat to be afraid of you. Extreme measures such as spraying the cat with water or putting chemical deterrents on the furniture being scratched is usually a short cut that does not work in the long run because the point of the training should be to show the cat where he can scratch not to just scare or punish him.

Declawing your cat is not a good solution to a clawing problem. Declawing is painful for your pet. Not only is the claw removed but part of the toe as well. If you think declawing is your only alternative you should consider that owning a cat is not for you and give the cat to someone that has the time to train the cat so that both the cat and the owner can be happy.

Understanding your cat’s behavior will help you have a positive experience with your pet. It has been my experience that cats are smart and learn fast so very little effort on your part will be needed and the cat will stop its bad behavior in a few days or so. If you can meet the needs of the cat you will have a happy cat that will give you what you need.

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