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Age-specific care aids in feline patient compliance

March 2, 2021

Getting feline patients through the door and on the exam table is the goal of a newly revised industry resource.

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Cat friendship benefits children with autism spectrum disorder

December 14, 2020

Feline friendship might have a positive effect on children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and their families.

Feline appetite stimulant aids in CKD-caused weight loss

October 22, 2020

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved a capromorelin oral solution for appetite stimulation in cats.

Intermittent fasting could regulate feline eating habits

September 24, 2020

Cats fed once daily were found to be more satisfied with their food intake than those who eat multiple times.

Individualized preventive care plans improve cat lives

September 2, 2020

To provide feline patients with the best preventive care possible, it is imperative veterinarians determine a cat’s unique risk factors.

Understanding the cat code

August 31, 2020

Enrichment should no longer be considered a "nice option" for clients of indoor cats.

Campaign tackles feline elusiveness in clinics

August 14, 2020

To help increase clinical visits of feline patients, Royal Canin has partnered with several celebrity “advoCATs” on its annual Take Your Cat to the Vet (#Cat2Vet) campaign.

Food for thought: Dietary considerations in feline lower urinary tract diseases

July 29, 2020

When presented with a cat with clinical signs consistent with lower urinary tract disease, it is important to gain an accurate history, then think about the animal's diet.

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