Cat chronic illness care guides
FeliVitals helps caregivers organize daily care for cats living with chronic and long-term health conditions. These pages explain what to track, what to prepare for rechecks, and which questions to bring to your veterinarian.
The app can also store notes for other diagnoses, including heart disease, hypertension, pancreatitis, liver and biliary disease, and asthma. We publish condition cards only when there is a useful page behind them.
CKD
Track hydration, appetite, weight, medications, litter box changes, labs, and vet questions for cats living with chronic kidney disease.
Condition guideHyperthyroidism
Track weight, appetite, medications, symptoms, recheck notes, and thyroid lab history for cats with hyperthyroidism.
Condition guideDiabetes
Track food, insulin timing, glucose notes, weight, thirst, urination, appetite, and symptoms for cats with diabetes.
Condition guideLymphoma
Track appetite, weight, medications, vomiting, diarrhea, energy, comfort notes, and vet questions for cats with lymphoma.
Condition guideIBD
Track food, appetite, vomiting, diarrhea, stool quality, weight, medications, and notes for cats with inflammatory bowel disease.
Condition guideFIC
Track litter box sessions, urine changes, hydration, stress context, symptoms, and vet questions for cats with FIC.
Condition guideFeLV
Track appetite, weight, energy, fever notes, medications, symptoms, lab history, and vet questions for FeLV-positive cats.
Condition guideFIV
Track appetite, weight, dental issues, infections, symptoms, medications, lab history, and vet questions for FIV-positive cats.
Track observations, then discuss them with your vet
Each guide focuses on home observations: appetite, weight, hydration, medication timing, litter box changes, lab history, symptoms, and notes. They are not diagnostic tools and do not replace veterinary care.