Dog And Cat Clinic, Ahmednagar.

10/08/2024

A blocked cat, also known as a urinary obstruction, is a common condition in cats where a blockage prevents them from urinating normally. Symptoms include:
Straining in the litter box
Urinating small amounts
Blood in the urine
Urinating outside the litter box
Crying or moaning
Vomiting
Lethargy
Loss of appetite
Successful treatment of grey the Persian male suffering from urinary obstruction And Cat Clinic, Ahmednagar.

08/08/2024

International Cat Day Celebration with free health check and nutrition advice to cat parents

07/08/2024

11/04/2024

Notoedres cati is a highly contagious mite that causes notoedric mange, also known as feline scabies
, in cats. It can also infect rodents, lagomorphs, dogs, and foxes. In humans, Notoedres cati can cause transient pruritic lesions.
Symptoms in cats include:
Crust formation
Hyperkeratosis
Alopecia
Intense itching
Lesions on the face, ear margins, and legs
Intense itching on the hands and wrists
Self-mutilation
Weight loss
Fever
Debilitation
Sometimes death
Symptoms in humans include: Lesions on the hands and legs.
The mites
are transmitted by direct contact among cats. The most obvious clinical sign of Notoedres
in people is intense pruritus. The mites can transiently infest people.

11/04/2024

Notoedres cati is a highly contagious mite that causes notoedric mange, also known as feline scabies
, in cats. It can also infect rodents, lagomorphs, dogs, and foxes. In humans, Notoedres cati can cause transient pruritic lesions.
Symptoms in cats include:
Crust formation
Hyperkeratosis
Alopecia
Intense itching
Lesions on the face, ear margins, and legs
Intense itching on the hands and wrists
Self-mutilation
Weight loss
Fever
Debilitation
Sometimes death
Symptoms in humans include: Lesions on the hands and legs.
The mites
are transmitted by direct contact among cats. The most obvious clinical sign of Notoedres
in people is intense pruritus.

08/04/2024

My First trip to Veterinary Clinic and I am so excited…

03/04/2024

# # # Surgery @ Dog And Cat Clinic, Ahmednagar
Entropion is a condition in cats where the eyelid margin flips inward, causing hair to rub against the eye's surface. This can cause pain, ulcers, and blindness if left untreated. Entropion is relatively uncommon in cats, but it's most common in the lower eyelids. Short-nosed breeds, like Persian and Himalayan cats, have an increased risk of developing entropion.