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Hemorrhoids in cats

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  Hemorrhoids in cats: symptoms, causes, and treatment Hemorrhoids are a medical condition that we can find not only in humans but also in animals. Let's see what are the symptoms, causes, and treatment of hemorrhoids in cats. the  hemorrhoids  consist of inflammation and swelling of blood vessels in the tissues lining the rectum or around the anus. This condition is very common in humans but also in animals such as dogs, horses, and cats. Today we will see what are the causes, symptoms, and treatment of  hemorrhoids in cats  and if such a medical condition can be prevented. Hemorrhoids in cats: symptoms and causes The main cause of  hemorrhoids in cats  is hereditary, however, the feline can suffer from this disorder even if it is fed a low fiber diet or if the cat does not drink enough. These two situations are the cause of constipation in the cat, which entails a strong effort during defecation and therefore pressure of the stool in the cat's intestine. This strong pressure

Why does my cat bring her kittens to bed for me?

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  We talk about how distant cats are as if we can't consider ourselves worthy of their attention. However, contrary to popular belief,   cats love us,   trust us and, perhaps most importantly, consider us part of their "group." If you understand it that way, and you consider that your cat sees you as a member of a community that is united to help each other, it makes sense for  your cat to bring her young to your bed. She trusts that you will help her take care of her little ones, after all. Read on to discover nine reasons for this curious  behavior of cats after giving birth . Reasons why your cat brings her kittens to your bed Your cat may need a break because being a mother to 3-6 or more kittens is exhausting, so leaving them alone with you for a while could be a way to have some time to themselves. Considering you a part of his pack, he trusts you to keep his kittens safe from predators. In the wild, they form colonies of females, each with its own space, watching o