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	•		acupuncture
	•		anaemia
	•		arthritis
	•		asthma
	•		blood groups / blood transfusions
	•		cancer
	•		cat flu
	•		chlamydophila
	•		cushing's syndrome
	•		diabetes
	•		digestive problems
	•		disabled cats
	•		ear problems
	•		eye problems
	•		feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV)
	•		feline infectious enteritis (FIE)
	•		feline infectious peritonitis (FIP)
	•		feline leukaemia virus (FeLV)
	•		heart problems
	•		high blood pressure
	•		hyperthyroidism
	•		kidney problems
	•		liver problems
	•		mouth problems
	•		pancreatic problems
	•		poisoning
	•		polycystic kidney disease (PKD)
	•		portosystemic shunt
	•		pyruvate kinase (PK) deficiency
	•		seizures / epilepsy
	•		skin problems
	•		toxoplasmosis
	•		urinary tract problems
	•		wobbly kittens
	•		zoonoses (diseases which can pass between animals and man)

	other relevant topics:

	•		medicating your cat
	•		neutering your cat
	•		nursing your cat
	•		poisons and cats
	•		vaccinating your cat

	for a full list of other topics go to the general cat care section


cancer in cats
•	cancer in cats (1) *	fab information sheet
•	cancer in cats (2) *	fab information sheet
•	squamous cell carcinoma	fab information sheet
•	lymphoma in the cat	fab information sheet
•	lymphoma and passive smoking	'seen and heard'
•	lung-digit syndrome in cats	fab case report
•	cancer in cats	fab conference proceedings

In Memory of Mini Cat*

The articles on cancer have been made possible by the kind assistance of fab supporter Gillian Ambers. Gillian felt that assisting fab with our articles on cancer would be a fitting memorial to Mini Cat.

Mini Cat was adopted by Gillian from CP North London Shelter in 1995 and proceeded to rule their lives and home for the next 9 years. Sadly in January 2002, Mini was diagnosed with intestional lymphoma. Following surgery and COP chemotherapy Mini went on to enjoy two extra years in very good health. However the lymphoma eventually recurred, this time in her kidneys and the kindest option was to put her to sleep.

As a memorial to her beloved Mini, Gillian made a generous contribution to fab, which has assisted us greatly in the production of our articles on cancer.

The information provided here is no substitute for going to the vet

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