Articles: Winn Feline Foundation
WINNing the FIP Fight: Winn Feline Foundation Symposium
cat breeding , cats , veterinary health , Winn Feline Foundation
American Humane Association’s Adopt A Cat Month celebrates what we’re learning about cat health. The worst thing that can happen to any cat is feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) – it’s a fatal disease, and worst of all it mostly affect little babies, kittens. WINNing the FIP Fight, sign up for the symposium….space is dwindling (the…
WGN Radio Petcast: Saving Your Pets' Hearts, Saving Greyhounds and Pet Adoption Event
animal shelters , cats , dogs , pets , Podcast , veterinary health , Winn Feline Foundation
Click HERE to listen to this WGN Radio PETCAST (podcast for pet lovers) I was so surprised myself at how often heart disease occurs in dogs, according to Dr. Sonya Gordon, board certified veterinary cardiologist and Assistant Professor of Cardiology at Texas A&M University. In fact, most older and smaller dogs have heart disease. Astounding.…
Let's End the Tragedy We Call FIP
cats , FIP , veterinary health , Winn Feline Foundation
Sad but true – too many cats (mostly they are young kittens, just little babies) who succumb to Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP). I suggest if this disease occurred that often in dogs we would have somehow found a solution to this. Finally, due to funding from the Winn Feline Foundation and others, we are headed…
WINNing the FIP Fight: Veterinarians Reveal the Latest at Winn Feline Symposium
cats , FIP , veterinary health , Winn Feline Foundation
Finally, advances are being made to knock out feline infectious peritonitis (FIP). The newest and latest announced at 2011 Winn Feline Foundation Symposium on June 23. Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP) might be the most dreaded diagnosis for cats.…
A Cat Lover's Valentine's Day
cat breeding , cats , veterinary health , Winn Feline Foundation
What no Valentine? Did you forget to buy a card or a gift for the big day? If your Valentine happens to be a cat lover, I have a gift idea from the heart, for the heart. Give to the Ricky Fund. A surprisingly common cause of death among adult cats is called feline hypertrophic…
Steve Dale Returns to WGN Radio
animals , Breed specific ban , cats , dogs , entertainment , ferrets , pets , Pit Bulls , veterinary health , Winn Feline Foundation
For 12 years, I hosted Pet Central at WGN Radio (1997-2009). I’m proud of what I was able to do at the radio station, and grateful that I was able to make a difference for pets in Chicago, and in some ways for pets all of the country. In 2009 WLS took me on as…
WLS On Demand Podcast: All About Heart Disease, the Truth About Cats, Cat Adoption and a Conversation with Fred Winston
animals , cats , dogs , entertainment , pets , veterinary health , Winn Feline Foundation
Listening to the Steve Dale’s Pet World podcast free and it’s easy…just click HERE and then click play….and be ready to hear really good information about cats and dogs, about heart health, cat adoption and cat care. Darlene Arden is a dog and cat behavior consultant who happens to be an expert on small dogs…
WLS Podcast: Inspirational Dog Stories, and Dr. MacPete on FIP and Diabetes in Cats
dogs , FIP , pets , veterinary health , Winn Feline Foundation
Listen (for free! – with a single click) to a conversation with Allen and Linda Anderson, authors of “Dogs & the Women Who Love Them.” It’s a spiritual and inspiring book and conversation, but Steve complains, what about the men who love dogs? Dr. Ruth MacPete Dr. Ruth MacPete, who is with Cat Fancy magazine,…
Save Our Kittens: Please Support FIP Research
cats , veterinary health , Winn Feline Foundation
FIP (feline infectious peritonitis) offers no hope – it’s deadly, and sadly this disease mostly affects kittens. There is SO much Misinformation about FIP. So, I went to the dude who literally wrote the book on infectious disease in cats, Dr. Niels Pedersen, University of California Davis. In a WLS Radio Podcast, he offers what…
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