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The Fistula in medical terms is characterized as an abnormal passageway between two openings, hollow organs or cavities. This abnormal passageway between the mouth and the nasal cavity may occur as a result of injury, disease, or infection. A vertical communication passageway between the mount and nasal cavity is called an oronasal fistula. An Oronasal fistula is rare in cats, but they do occur. This particular type of fistulas may be caused by the diseased condition of any tooth inside the upper jaw. The most common position for an oronasal fistula is where the root of the fourth premolar on the upper jaw enters the palate. These special conditions will need to be surgically corrected to prevent food and water from passing from the mount into the nasal cavity if this abnormal passagewa...

A slower-than-normal impulse rate in the sinus node is medically referred to as sinus bradycardia (SB) or sinoatrial node (SAN) or Abnormal Heart Rhythm in Cats. The sinus node initiates an electrical impulse within the heart, triggering the heart to beat or contract. In most cases, slow sinus electrical impulses are benign, and they may even be beneficial. Meanwhile, it can also cause loss of consciousness, if it is brought about by an underlying abnormal condition that disrupts the cardiac autonomic nerves, which act as the heart's control system. The SB is less common in cats as compared to dogs. However, the rate of the heartbeat will depend on the environment the size of the animal. Abnormal Heart Rhythm in Cats – Symptoms, Diagnoses, and Treatment Symptoms and Types The owner of...

The Abnormal Growths in the Small Intestines of Cats and its rectal walls is a condition, and rare disease referred to as rectoanal polyps. These polyps are directly attached to the intestinal walls (sessile) or connected through the stalk-like cylindrical connection. Most rectoanal polyps are non-cancerous, plus they are merely extensions of the deep tissue liming of the intestinal walls. While most cases of polyps are normally isolated, there are occasions when cats suffer from multiple polyps. This specific condition can affect both cats and dogs, and the particular symptoms, types, diagnoses, and treatments are given below. Abnormal Growths in the Small Intestines – Symptoms and Treatments Symptoms and Types In these conditions, cats frequently suffering from rectoanal polyp...

The Entropion or Abnormal Eyelid in Cats is a general condition in which a small portion of the eyelid is inverted or folded inward against the eyeball. This condition results in irritation and scratches on the cornea (the front surface of the eye). These scratches lead to corneal ulceration or corneal perforation. The anger can also leave dark-colored scar tissue to build up over the wound. The severe impact of this condition can result in a loss or decrease in vision. Generally, the abnormal eyelid is only found in brachycephalic breeds of cats, such as Persians. Entropion is almost always diagnosed when the cat reaches its second year of age. Abnormal Eyelid in Cats – Symptoms, Diagnoses, and Treatment Symptoms and Types The typical trait of Abnormal Eyelid usually includes excess ...

Diaphragmatic hernias commonly occur when abdominal organs i.e., stomach, intestine, liver, etc. moves into an abnormal opening in the cat's diaphragm. It is the sheet of muscle separating the abdomen from the rib cage area. This phenomenon can occur because of an acquired injury from the forceful blow, such as an accident or because of a defect during birth (congenital). This type of disease or condition is described in today's article can affect both cats and dogs. So, the following is the full detail of Abnormal Diaphragm Opening with its symptoms, causes, and treatments. Abnormal Diaphragm Opening in Cats – Symptoms, Diagnoses, and Treatment Symptoms and Types The signs of a diaphragmatic hernia include irregular heartbeat, symptoms of shock, and labored breathing, especially afte...

In these diseases, the abdominal cavity is lined with the thin and watery membrane called the "peritoneum." When the cat's abdominal cavity, which is also known as the "peritoneal cavity" is injured, the peritoneum becomes inflamed. The severity of inflammation largely depends on what type of injury the peritoneal cavity has gone through. The peritonitis is frequently a painful condition, and the cat does not respond when it is being touched on its abdomen. Peritonitis can affect both dogs and cats. To find out more about Abdominal Inflammation of Cavity in cats, read the following information in detail. Abdominal Inflammation of Cavity in Cats – Symptoms, Diagnoses, and Treatment Symptoms and Types The cat who is facing Abdominal Inflammation of Cavity diseases typically has Vom...