Advice from Andis Educator, Dana Chavez-Rey The Catington Post recently held a Facebook LIVE presentation with Andis Educator, Dana Chavez-Rey, who showed us how easy it is to trim your cat’s nails at home, and gave a few different techniques for keeping your cat relaxed and calm during the process. Watch a replay of the […]
In light of two cats in New York City that tested positive for COVID-19, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) updated its guidelines and recommendations for people who have pets. While there have been very few cases of animals catching the virus from humans, there is no evidence to suggest humans are at risk of
Do you live in an earthquake zone? Would you be prepared if an earthquake struck today? Unlike hurricanes, tornadoes, and other natural disasters, earthquakes strike without any warning. The best thing you can do to protect yourself – and your pets – is be prepared at all times. No one knows exactly when “The Big
Amid the growing concerns around the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic, The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is providing information on keeping animals safe during a human health crisis and encouraging pet owners to include pets in their emergency plans. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), COVID-19 infection results from
There is no more perfect pet for those who live in apartments than a cat—or two! If you have recently moved to a large metropolis from a rural area it may take a little time for you and your cat to adjust to the sounds and smells of city life, but after an adjustment period,
As with everything Mother Nature has created, there is nothing about your cat that was left to chance. Every part of the feline anatomy plays an important role in your cat’s mental, physical and emotional health. Understanding your kitty cat’s anatomy can give you more intelligence to provide a feline-friendly environment and the tools to
A lot of people think that cats don’t need any help with grooming and maintaining their personal hygiene at a high level. It’s a logical conclusion after all because cats lick themselves all over quite often. While it’s true that they love to keep themselves clean, it’s also true that sometimes, they don’t really do
by Dr. Ernie Ward Habits form the foundation of our lives. The foods we eat, the time we sleep, and how we care for our bodies build the bedrock of good health. Daily choices also affect the well-being of our feline family members. The healthiest cats I serve as a veterinarian also have the healthiest
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is warning pet owners and veterinarians of the risk of serious neurologic events including seizures, muscle tremors, and ataxia in dogs and cats treated with certain flea and tick medications. Pet owners using flea and tick medications in the isoxazoline class – specifically Bravecto, Nexgard or Simparica and the newest FDA-approved
A day off with nothing to do sounds great to you and me! But a lifetime with nothing to do is a different story. Think about it. When you go out for the day, your cat has nothing to do but sleep and eat. So, what’s your cat doing today? If the answer is nothing,
