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Anaphylactic shock is a type of deadly allergic reaction that can quickly result in death if it is not treated as an emergency situation. Learn what causes anaphylaxis and the symptoms to watch for.
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Anaphylaxis is a sudden onset, total body hypersensitivity reaction in response to exposure to an allergen. An anaphylactic reaction is an emergency as it can lead to the death of a cat.
Even the most mild-mannered cat may bite under stressful circumstances. A cat bite can be a serious health concern if it becomes infected. Learn how to minimize the chances of infection and the signs that indicate a infection.
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Whether you are a cat breeder or a cat judge or simply a cat owner, there is always a possibility that one day you may be bitten by a cat. A cat bite should never be taken lightly.
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Cat scratch disease (CSD), also known as cat scratch fever, is an illness a person can develop following contact with a cat. It is not a serious illness for most people, however, anyone who comes in contact with cats should learn to recognize the symptoms of CSD and the best way to treat it.
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Coupage is a technique that can be performed at home to loosen accumulated fluid in the lungs by rapidly tapping rhythmically on the chest of the cat. It is particularly beneficial for felines suffering from pneumonia or bronchitis. This article teaches coupage via photos and text.
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Learn how to perform the simple skill of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a cat in the case of an emergency. In a life-threatening situation, CPR might make all the difference.
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Though an uncommon accident, do you know what to do should your cat be drowning? Doing the right thing may save your cat's life.
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The Elizabethan Collar, or e-collar is a protective device shaped like a cone with the point removed. Typically made of hard plastic or stiff fabric, It is worn over the head and around the cat's neck to prevent the cat from being able to reach around to bite or lick at its body,or to prevent the back feet from being able to scratch its head or neck.
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Having a well-stocked first aid kit for your cats is as important as having one for yourself. An emergency can occur at any moment and it is always better if you are prepared to handle it. Here is a list of basics that should be included in your feline's first aid kit.
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Since you never know when there might be an emergency, spending a few minutes to learn basic first aid procedures is a good idea -- and it may just save your cat's life.
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Cats love warmth, but unfortunately a cat wears a fur coat all year round, so summer weather can become a life-threatening danger called heatstroke.
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Having a first aid kit for your cats is as important as having one for yourself. An emergency can occur at any moment and it is always better if you are prepared.
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Because it is unlikely you know your kitty has actually eaten a toxic substance, it is important to be familiar with the common symptoms associated with poisoning.
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If you cut a cat's nail too short, or a cat bites another on the ear, it is easy to stop minor bleeding as long as you are prepared in advance and have the proper emergency supplies available. Learn how to "stop the bleeding".
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Vet Wrap is a handy, stretchy, self-adhesive bandage that has a myriad of uses. Every cat breeders should have Vet Wrap in their first aid kit.
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If your cat has a seizure is a sign that something is very wrong. You need to know to help your cat in such an emergency.