2.6 - Thyroid Issues

Update: 2022-07-12

Description

It's common for middle-aged and senior cats to develop issues with their thyroid as they get older. Hyperthyroid, hypothyroid, and thyroid cancer can all rear their ugly heads - but they're all easily managed and generally not life-threatening in the short term. We'll cover all of these in this episode, as well as how they're treated and how to help your kitty live a full life around her condition.

Comments

In Channel

2.13 - Ocicat

2022-09-0621:41

2.12 - Toxic Plants (3)

2022-09-0620:43

2.11 - Moving to a New Home

2022-08-1720:13

2.10 - Worms

2022-08-1121:20

2.9 - Norwegian Forest Cat

2022-08-0520:42

2.8 - Toxic Plants (2)

2022-07-3021:48

2.7 - Inappropriate Elimination

2022-07-3022:52

2.6 - Thyroid Issues

2022-07-1219:56

2.5 - LaPerm

2022-07-1220:27

2.4 - Toxic Plants (1)

2022-07-1221:28

2.3 - Environmental Enrichment

2022-06-2922:30

2.2 - Dehydration

2022-06-1419:21

2.1 - Turkish Angora

2022-06-0718:16

1.24 - Cold Weather Safety

2022-06-0718:43

1.23 - Weaning Kittens

2022-06-0716:22

1.22 - Obesity

2021-10-2617:49

1.21 - Maine Coon

2021-10-1320:45

1.20 - Bottle Feeding Neonates

2021-09-2817:43

1.19 - Hiding and Avoidance

2021-09-1417:28

1.18 - Heart Disease

2021-08-3117:50

00:00

#box-pro-ellipsis-17648519048692{-webkit-line-clamp:2;}2.6 - Thyroid Issues

2.6 - Thyroid Issues

Kasey Heimann

2.6 - Thyroid Issues