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How to Keep Your Cat Healthy Masterclass
Rating: 4.6 out of 5(95 ratings)
2,426 students

How to Keep Your Cat Healthy Masterclass

How to Have a Healthy and Happy Cat
Created byLory's Cats
Last updated 3/2020
English
English

What you'll learn

  • How to keep your cat or cats healthy and happy.
  • Top Tips for a healthy cat.
  • How to recognise if your cat is ill.
  • Why is important to keep your cat away from fleas or other external parasites.
  • Why is important to make our cat the internal deworming.
  • Why you should vaccinate your cat.

Course content

1 section • 8 lectures • 31m total length

  • Introduction2:22

    Learn to recognize subtle changes in your cat’s behavior and how fleas, external and internal parasites, and vaccination protect their health.

  • How do you know if your Cat is ill7:10

    Learn to spot subtle changes in your cat’s health and recognize signs like vomiting, diarrhea, appetite changes, increased thirst, urination changes, or breathing issues, then contact your vet.

  • How can fleas affect cats4:13

    Fleas are blood-sucking parasites that infest cats, causing itching, anemia, and disease transmission like Bartonella and tapeworms. Use year-round flea prevention and avoid essential oils, which are toxic to cats.

  • Other external parasites in cats3:28

    Explore external parasites in cats, including fleas, ticks, and mites, and learn how tick-borne diseases Cytauxzoonosis, Ehrlichiosis, and Anaplasmosis, anemia risk, ear mites causing itching, and rare lice affect cats.

  • Internal parasites in cats3:34

    Discover how roundworms, hookworms, and tapeworms affect cats, with symptoms like diarrhea, weight loss, vomiting, and visible worms, and prevent infestations through regular deworming and vet guidance.

  • Vaccinating your cat5:03

    Vaccination protects cats from deadly infectious diseases by using a polyvalent PCR vaccine against FPLV, FVR, and FCV, guided by your vet’s schedule for longer, healthier life.

  • Rabies vaccination for cats3:12

    Vaccinate cats against rabies to prevent a fatal viral disease transmitted via saliva and bites from wildlife, affecting the central nervous system and presenting furious or paralytic forms.

  • Bonus: Bloopers2:04

    Identify common external parasites that affect cats, including fleas, ticks, lice, and tapeworms, and learn prevention, treatment tips, and signs like appetite loss and aggression.

Requirements

  • At least one adorable cat.

Description

Hi, I'm Lory from Lory’s Cats blog and Lory’s Cats YouTube channel. I am a certified veterinary technician and I volunteered as a cat rescuer for more than a decade. In 15 years I handled more than 1000 cats. For all these rescued cats I found homes with loving families and I saw firsthand various health issues in cats.


In my rescue activity I always have to deal with a few cats at once and I always assist vets in diagnosing and treating my cats. Like humans, cats may have health issues that can be solved with professional help and preventing. You'll learn how to recognise if your cat is ill, why is important to keep yout cat away from fleas or other external parasites, why is important to make your cat's internal deworming and how can internal parasites affect the cat, what are the risks of not vaccinating your cat and what are the diseases that cats are exposed at when they are not vaccinated.


The good news is that common cat health problems can be prevented and I have some tips that I want to share them with you.

Who this course is for:

  • Anyone who owns a cat.

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