When you cradle your cat and feel their purr against your chest, you’re holding more than just a pet; you’re holding a piece ...

Finding out your cat has feline herpes is alarming. Here is what you need to know to protect your cat and your sanity.

Q: My cat has been diagnosed with feline herpesvirus. What is it, and can she transmit it to me? A: First, the short answer, to put your mind at ease: Every species has its own version of herpesvir… ...

Feline Herpesvirus Type 1 is perhaps the most typical of these. Here’s some background: This upper respiratory virus is common in the U.S. feline population.

Similar to feline herpesvirus, feline calicivirus can stay in your cat's system after the symptoms pass, turning them into an otherwise healthy carrier. However, this only happens in about half of ...

Learn about the causes, symptoms, and treatments of cat herpes, including FVR and FHV-1.

These infections may make your cat more likely to develop other respiratory problems that can exacerbate sneezing. For example, a cat with herpes may also develop a secondary bacterial infection.

Anyone who has ever noticed tears in their cat's eyes has probably wondered, "Can cats cry?" Read on to find out the answer.

How often can we expect it to happen? K.R. Dear K.R., Given what your veterinarian has said, and that the cat came from a shelter, I think it is safe to assume your cat has feline herpesvirus.

A social media video that shares how a cat who has been through a miscarriage cares for her sister's kittens has tugged at heartstrings across the internet.

Pet insurance usually does not cover routine or preventive care, including vaccines. Adding a wellness plan benefit to your pet insurance policy.