It’s estimated more than 60% of cats have an upper respiratory infection of some kind, so when is it time to see the ...

Cats sneeze occasionally, and you usually don't need to worry about a stray sneeze or two. Respiratory infections, vaccines, allergies, and nasal blockages may cause more frequent sneezing.

But can cats cry? Do kitty tears mean your precious furball is unhappy or depressed? Before you set off in search of some feline Prozac to soothe your pet’s psyche, take it from a veterinarian. “If ...

Like us, cats can get a tickle in their nose from dust, a stray bit of fluff, or even strong smells like cleaning products.