Although loose stool is often related to dietary changes it can also be due to internal parasites. Ear mites infestations are commonly seen in kittens. Geriatric cats develop problems associated with aging. Skin problems such as Feline Exema, Feline Acne and Flea Allergy Dermatitis are commonly encountered. These are often associated with allergies and secondary bacterial infection.
Dental disease is very common in cats.
As explained in the dental care page dental health plays a large role in determining overall health. Diabetes mellitus is not uncommon in cats. Increased thirst, increased urination and eventually weight loss are cardinal signs of Diabetes mellitus. Cats that have been treated with steroids are at an increased risk for this metabolic disorder. Neoplasias , both benign and malignant are not uncommon in cats.