You’re sitting on the couch, your cat curled up in a sunbeam on the windowsill, living their best indoor life. They’ve never stepped a single paw outside. They don’t wrestle with neighborhood strays or explore questionable alleyways. So the question pops into your head, probably while they’re purring contentedly: do indoor cats need vaccines? It’s […]
There are many reasons to love cats, but one of their best features is how easy they can be to care for. Their personalities and habits make them even more adorable! You’ve mastered keeping the litter box clean (you’re such an efficient cat parent!), giving your pet quality food, and fresh water at every turn.
So you’re bringing home a new kitten? Congratulations! Kittens are adorable little trouble-makers, with a knack for getting into things they shouldn’t. Their natural curiosity can get them into serious trouble if you don’t take a few preventative measures to ensure their safety before they arrive in their new home. Here are a few suggestions
Being a cat owner requires you to spend time utilizing preventive measures to keep your cat safe and healthy. They can be magnets for trouble, after all, and it falls to you to minimize the fallout. If you have a cat with a penchant for exploring outside, one of your key actions is to help
As a loving cat parent, your first priority is keeping your kitty healthy and happy. Of course, that includes lots of cuddles and snuggles, fun toys, and spoiling your little furball rotten with some tasty treats. But it also means protecting your cat from disease and illness, and the best way to do that is
Adopting a kitten from a rescue site or shelter can be an amazing and rewarding experience, but there are a few considerations you should make before setting off to find the kitty of your dreams. First, you need to decide how much time you have to devote to your new baby. Are you busy and
I have heard many excuses in my practice for not spaying/neutering pets. Then, there is a whole new list of thoughts for spaying/neutering at an early age. Veterinarians also have debated the idea of early spay/neuter practices for some time, and there is a variable of opinions in the community. I hope to answer many
