Cat fight abscesses, and infectious disease spread cat to cat while fighting, are frequently seen in outdoor cats. Kittens are most frequently seen for viral upper respiratory infections and loose stool. The sneezing and running eyes are usually due to viral infections and secondary bacterial infections. 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.