It’s quite common for cat owners to notice their pet has watery or runny eyes. Sometimes it’s just a small amount of discharge that clears on its own, but in other cases it can be a sign of something that needs veterinary attention. Understanding why cats develop runny eyes can help you decide when to seek help.

It can be alarming to discover bald patches or thinning fur on your cat. While it might seem like a cosmetic issue at first, alopecia—the medical term for hair loss—can point to a variety of underlying issues, from something as simple as overgrooming to more complex medical conditions.

Feline asthma and chronic bronchitis are common respiratory conditions in cats that can significantly impact their quality of life. Understanding these conditions, their symptoms, diagnosis and treatments can help you manage your cat's health more effectively.