When it comes to caring for your cat, I have a few simple recommendations: Maintain a safe environment (keep him indoors) Feed a high quality food (e.g., a meat-based protein) Think about preventive care (e.g., an annual physical examination, laboratory tests, and the appropriate vaccines) Provide lots of affection and exercise By following these basic tips, you can help keep your four-legged, …
Here we are, smack dab in the midst of the feline phenomenon referred to as “kitten season.” Have you heard of it yet? If not, this is the time of year when every unspayed, queen (female cat) is likely to have a belly full of babies, or a litter of youngsters by her side. It …
Posts by: Dr. Mike Paul, DVM New-Cat Checklists Anyone who has watched the plethora of videos online or seen the calendars and cards that line the shelves of bookstores knows just how cute kittens (or for that matter any baby animal) can be. Think about those eyes, full of energy and wonder—ready to explore. One of the reasons baby …
Posts by: Dr. Justine A. Lee, DVM, DACVECC Dr. Justine Lee gives you the information to build your own pet first aid kit. For more from Dr. Lee, find her on Facebook or at www.drjustinelee.com! Do you know April is National Pet First Aid Awareness Month? If you don’t have a first aid kit for your household, now is the …
