Cat lovers know that their furry felines are more than just pets – they are family members. That is why many pet owners choose to take their cats to veterinarians that specialize in feline care. Cat-specific clinics often provide services not available at general small animal practices and can help reduce stress on cats that … Read more
How to properly socializing your kitten – Bringing home a new pet means lots of changes for you and your family. When it comes to kittens, in particular, you need to take lots of care to ensure that your furry friend stays happy and healthy. One way to accomplish this is through proper socialization – … Read more
Let’s face it, no matter what you feed your cat, they can get bored with a fixed diet. However, a fixed diet is what’s best for cats and is most recommended by nutritionists and veterinarians. When determining your cat’s diet, the most important thing to consider is a lifestyle. How old is the cat and … Read more
Make moving a smooth transition for your pet – More Americans move during this time of year than any other time of the year. The following advice will help you make a smooth transition the next time you have to move to a new house with your cat or dog. To introduce the pet to … Read more
The food you feed your cat can have a dramatic impact on his health and wellbeing. Many of the most common reasons that cats are taken to the vet are related to diet, and by choosing food wisely, it’s possible to avoid or correct a variety of problems. The amount of moisture, types, and quality … Read more
Avoid complications with pets during travel – With vacations and the holidays comes fun, excitement, and a chance to get together with family and friends. But as many of us know, they can also bring pressure, tension, and chaos; particularly if we’re flying. We’re reminded of this during peak travel times with the now expected … Read more
There is an ongoing trend that we are seeing in veterinary medicine. Cats are getting heavier and heavier. Recent studies have shown that upwards of 50% of the feline population is overweight. As with people, overweight cats have an increased risk of such conditions as diabetes, heart disease, arthritis, hepatic lipidosis, breathing problems, among others. … Read more
Holistic approach to hyperthyroidism in cats – Sudden weight loss, personality change, or other behavior changes in a cat who is still eating can be quite puzzling. Blood work will determine if your kitty’s thyroid gland is over-functioning. The normal western (allopathic) approach to hyperthyroidism is a suppression of the gland’s hormone production, either through … Read more
When your cats won’t eat – It is so much fun to share food and treats with our kitty and doggy friends. But when they don’t eat, it can be a sign of a serious problem with our friends. The list of reasons that lead to appetite loss is long and can indicate life-threatening issues. … Read more
Cat has feline diabetes – Many people are aware that cats can sometimes appear contrary and finicky, yet everything is normal with their overall health. There are times, however, when feline behavior signals something beyond the routine. Certain changes in your cat’s eating and drinking habits, as well as their activity level, may signify symptoms … Read more
