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Despite its name, ringworm, is caused by fungi and has nothing to do with worms. Plus your indoor cat can get it and spread it! Read our full guide to ringworm in cats here:

What To Do If Your Cat Has A Ringworm Infection - Vetster Ringworm in cats is a common skin infection that can be difficult to treat. The fungal infection is easily spread from cats to people and needs effective treatment.

Is your senior cat moving a little slower lately? It is easy to put it down to old age, but slowing down, avoiding jumps, or changes in litter box habits can all be early signs of arthritis in cats. And because cats hide pain so well, by the time you notice something is off, it may have been going on for a while.

The good news is there is a lot you can do at home to help. Things like low-sided litter boxes, ramps to favorite spots, soft heated bedding, and keeping your cat at a healthy weight can all make a real difference.

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Arthritis in Cats: Symptoms, Signs, and How to Help Your Cat at Home Is your cat slowing down, avoiding jumps, or struggling with daily movement? Arthritis in cats is common, especially in senior cats, but the signs are often ...