Fluoride Toxicity in Cats
Fluorine (F) a diatomic toxic gas that is pale yellow in color while fluoride (F−) is its monoatomic anion and its salt is usually white …
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Cobalt in Cats
Cobalt (Co) is an element that occurs only in a combined form in the earth’s crust. Together with other compounds, it has various application including …
Iron-Deficiency Anemia in Cats
Erythropoiesis or the production of red blood cells (erythrocytes) in the bone marrow is regulated by hormone erythropoietin and requires among other things iron, folate, vitamin …
4 Best Iron Supplements for Cats Including those with Anemia
Iron (Fe) is a very important mineral required by cats and dogs. It has various roles including being involved in the formation of hemoglobin (together …
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Iron Toxicity in Cats
Iron (Fe), a heavy metal, is one of the trace minerals required by cats and dogs. Whereas iron has many essential functions including in the …
Functions and Cat Foods High in Iron
Iron (Fe) is an essential mineral required by various animals including cats but in the right amounts as too much will lead to toxicity while …
Copper in Cats
Copper (Cu) is a trace element essential for cats which occurs mainly as cuprous and cupric salts whose oxidative states are Cu1+ and Cu2+ respectively. However, …
Cat Food Phosphorus Functions, Level and Charts
Phosphorus (P) is an essential mineral in a cat’s body and the second most abundant after calcium. As an element, it comes in a white …