also known as feline viral rhinotracheitis or FVR, and feline calicivirus, also known as FCV. It can also be caused by ...

These include vaccines for feline calicivirus, feline viral rhinotracheitis (also known as herpesvirus infection), feline leukemia virus and panleukopenia. Like dogs, cats also need a rabies ...

A woman's decision to get her female ragdoll cat a male kitten has left social media teary-eyed over the pair's heart-melting bond. Instagram user @biscuit.muffin.ragdolls recently shared a video ...

We know that cats are prone to purring, meowing, and even hissing, but what about chirping and chattering? The first time you notice it, it can be a bit jarring (and quite funny) to hear your cat ...

For cats, the FVRCP vaccine is available; it protects against viral rhinotracheitis, feline calicivirus, and feline panleukopenia. Cats must be placed in carriers, and dogs must be leashed.

So, what's the viral video exactly about? The heartwarming video simply shows a huge cat walking inside a house along with a bird perched on its back. It shows a huge Persian cat taking a stroll ...

A CAT who terrorizes his neighborhood has gone viral on TikTok after his owners attached a GoPro camera to catch his hi-jinks. Maxwell the cat has gone viral after footage captured the pesky ...

DENVER (KDVR) — A timid cat at a local shelter has become an internet ... which began the start of Theodore’s viral journey through the shelter. Staff said that after a few days at the shelter ...

Because of his video antics going viral, the Cat Care Society said that someone is interested in adopting Theodore. They said his adoption is pending. The cat shelter reminded everyone that they ...

You don't want any of Max's smoke. That's what we learned after watching a video of the cat starting beef with another kitty in the neighborhood. Max doesn't mess around when he's looking for a fight.

A cat named Milo, from Atlanta, Georgia, was sent home from the animal hospital in a cardboard carrier box, and judging by ...

Rabies vaccines are required in most states. The FVRCP protects cats against feline viral rhinotracheitis, calicivirus, and panleukopenia. The vet may also recommend vaccines for feline leukemia ...