The article sheds light on CPV-2c, a strain initially identified in Italy in 2000, which has since become a significant concern worldwide, including in North America. Notably, CPV-2c doesn't just affect dogs but can also infect cats, causing similar symptoms to those seen in panleukopenia. This revelation emphasizes the importance of awareness and vaccination, as current vaccines and diagnostic tests remain effective against this strain.
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Guidelines for feeding cats to support health, vitality, and longevity.
[BLOG] Weaning diarrhea in kittens: what you should know, what you can do !
Weaning diarrhea in kittens is a common issue observed in feline breeding units, often occurring as they transition from milk to solid food. This phase sees a change in stool consistency due to the developing digestive tract and enzymatic capabilities of young kittens. Addressing this concern involves understanding risk factors within breeding structures and implementing effective feeding management strategies. Proper care can significantly reduce symptom severity, ensuring the health and well-being of kittens during this critical growth period. Explore practical solutions and a tested weaning recipe on our blog.
[BLOG] Protecting your cattery: important facts about FIV
This comprehensive guide shines a light on Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV), a critical concern for cattery owners. Understanding FIV's impact on cats is crucial for maintaining a healthy and vibrant cattery environment. This blog offers insights into how FIV spreads, its symptoms, and preventive measures to safeguard your feline friends.
[BLOG] Tritrichomonas foetus: the new scourge of feline breeding ?
In the realm of feline breeding, a formidable challenge has emerged, casting a shadow over the health and well-being of cats: Tritrichomonas foetus. This parasitic infection, primarily known for causing severe diarrhea and reproductive issues, has quickly become a significant concern for breeders and cat owners alike.
DR. EMMANUEL FONTAINE 