Respiratory infections are common reasons for feline veterinary visits. Respiratory pathogens affect nearly all kittens, and as adults, they can experience periodic relapses. Learn to recognize your cat’s respiratory infection signs so you can implement simple home care measures and monitor your furry pal’s recovery by reading our Central Kentucky Veterinary Center team’s guide to [...]

Similar to people, pets who live long enough are likely to develop some degree of degenerative joint disease (i.e., arthritis, or osteoarthritis). This progressive condition impacts joint health and function, causing pain, inflammation, and reduced mobility. Untreated arthritis can negatively affect pets’ quality of life, but veterinary and at-home interventions can usually reduce discomfort and [...]