FLUTD in Cats: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment Guide

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What is FLUTD in Cats? Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD) is not a single disease, but rather a group of conditions that affect a cat’s bladder and urethra. It can cause discomfort, pain, and even life-threatening urinary blockages if not treated promptly. FLUTD can impact cats of any age but is more commonly seen in middle-aged, overweight, or indoor cats. Understanding FLUTD is crucial for every cat parent because early detection and management can prevent serious complications. Common Causes of FLUTD Several factors can contribute to FLUTD in cats, including: Urinary Stones (Uroliths): Mineral formations that irritate the bladder. Urethral Obstruction: A life-threatening blockage often caused by crystals, stones, or mucus plugs. Feline Idiopathic Cystitis (FIC): Inflammation of the bladder with no identifiable cause — the most common type of FLUTD. Urinary Tract Inf...

How to care green iguana

Some tips to care green iguanas;
1. The  cage should be always in good air circulation, 
    including have enough space for the iguanas to
    move
2. They should be bathed in the  morning and then  
    dried in the sun between  08:00 to 10:00 pm,  
    exceptl  in the rainy season according to the  
    weather
3. The food must be replaced frequently  when there  
    are already  have signs of decay, especially fruits 
    and vegetables
4. Iguana's cage should  be considered to be always 
    clean, the bottom of the cage must have lattice  
                                                                                        grid  for declining iguana's feces and food scraps

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Anonymous said…
Nice little blog! I used to keep Green Iguana's amongst other reptiles. They make fantastic pets and can become very tame, mine was called Iggy. A couple of points from my experience of keeping them that i would like to add.

1. Ensure your Iguana is getting enough vitamins by using specialist viatmin suppliment powders that you can sprinkle on the food.

2. Iguana's love to exorcise buy a small cat or dog harness and take them for a walk occasionally.

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