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Diet: In lactating kittens, overfeeding (already either from being fed too often or from ingesting too much milk at each feeding) is a common reason for developing diarrhea explosive. Infectious causes: Viruses, bacteria or parasites (for For example, worms) can be causes of diarrhea. Inflammatory bowel disease that many times responds to diet Alimentary intolerance Infectious diseases such as giardiasis Tumors Systemic diseases such as hyperthyroidism Treatment will always be tailored to the cause underlying treatment (for example, medications appropriate to eliminate parasites or other infections)

I think normal infection.

Virbac has tested is fipronil spray on kittens as young as 2 days with no bad effects for them. To my knowledge this might be the only product tested on such young kittens.

Ovariohysterectomy.

Yes, the treatment is same as in dogs, pocket technique, or a combination of periorbital tacking and pocket technique.

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Waw

Nice work

Thanks for sharing doc!

Please refer to "2016 WSAVA Guidelines for the Vaccination of Dogs and Cats", it's still a great reference of literature

One of my professor is now in USA for research purposes in veterinary college university of Florida,I asked him common diesease of animals at USA he told me list. The most common feline viral diesease "Feline pan leukemia virus" n another one according to prevalance " feline immunodeficiency virus".

I have personaly experienced cherry eye in cats several times. Every time on an Exotic Shorthair cat and unilateral. The mucosal pocket technic was curative.