According to expert vet, Dr Rebecca MacMillan, eating large volumes of catnip may cause mild digestive disturbances, but because it's non-toxic it won't do any further harm. Below, she explains ...

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Always speak to your vet if you have any concerns about your cat." The good news is that whatever ... so too much catnip could cause them to vomit. Cats that have overindulged might also ...

A vet has revealed why some cats may only eat when their owner is present and what this behaviour signifies. Cat lovers are well-acquainted with the peculiar quirks of their feline friends ...

Abe would like to end the vet [veterinarian visit], but lucky for her, he's too busy eating his Churu," which is a type of cat treat. The footage shows Abe sitting on a weight scale. Growling ...

That's why it's important to get regular checks from your vet and take steps to prevent ... You may also be able to see worms in your cat's stool or vomit. Each type of worm has a different ...

Once your vet has determined what kind of worms your ... You might also see roundworms in your cat's stool or vomit. Hookworms: Tiny worms nearly invisible without the assistance of a microscope ...