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How To Reduce Your Cat Stress Due To Veterinary Visits
According to the American Association of Feline Practitioners (AAFP): Almost twice as many cats than dogs NEVER visit the veterinarian Cats average 26% fewer visits than dogs 41% of cat owners visit...
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Feline Leukemia in Cats (FeLV)
What is Feline Leukemia? Feline Leukemia, also known as FeLV, affects a cat’s immune system and is cancer-causing. This is a lifelong disease which can be treated but never cured. Are There Any Breeds...
View ArticleFeline Lower Urinary Tract Disease in Cats
What is Feline Urinary Tract Disease? Feline lower urinary tract disease, commonly referred to as FLUTD, does not describe only one condition but rather a plethora of conditions. Causes include...
View ArticleWhy does my cat do that?
It’s 3:00 in the morning and you’re in the middle of another “winning the lottery and moving to the beach” dream when your cat brings you back to reality by spring boarding off of your face and onto...
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Cat Obesity – Signs Your Cat May be Living Too Large
PetFirst shares the signs of cat obesity, the dangerous side effects of having an overweight cat, and how you can make changes. Feeding your cat extra treats or cuddling for longer naps, may be...
View ArticleAcupuncture for Dogs and Cats
Alternative medicine is growing in popularity, and acupuncture for dogs and cats is on the rise. Acupuncture, a treatment used on horses and even cattle since the early 1900’s, is rising to become a...
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Could Your Cat’s Behavior be a Sign of Illness?
We love our cats—even when they do things that appear just a little…strange. My cat, Kiggy, who was an indoor/outdoor cat, would come paw at my nose so that I would open the window and let him out in...
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The Coolest Winter Clothes for Dogs and Cats
Winter clothes for dogs and cats might seem like a strange concept to some, but they’ve actually become a very popular niche market for pet owners. And, why not? There’s no reason our furry friends...
View ArticleHow to Care for Different Types of Cats During the Winter Months
There are approximately 76.43million cats in the U.S., and now that winter is swiftly approaching, it’s time to think about how to take care of yours. Whether indoor or outdoor, young or old, you...
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To Declaw or Not to Declaw
Attitudes towards medical care change with the information, research, and opinions of the times. Twenty years ago, everyone declawed their indoor cats, and many of us probably thought very little of...
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10 Strange Behaviors of Cats and Dogs
Do you think your pet acts strange? You are not alone! Whether your dog dances in circles before he lays down or your cat prefers sleeping in a box, the peculiar habits our pets have sometimes just...
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Why Does My Cat Bring Me Dead Animals?
Do you notice your cat bringing you dead rats, dead birds and essentially any other animal they can capture? According to a study from Nature Communications, cats in the United States kill between six...
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Tips for Leaving your Cat at Home While Away
Many people choose to own cats because they require less care than canines: they’re very independent, don’t demand as much exercise and are able to entertain themselves when busy human schedules make...
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Treats That Clean your Pet’s Mouth
Did you know every February, the American Veterinary Medical Association sponsors National Pet Dental Health Month? It’s true! For years now, the not-for-profit AVMA has used this month-long event to...
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How Do I Get My Cat Down From Somewhere I Can’t Reach?
Cats often climb up high enough to where you are unable to reach them. Once they get up to their high place, they often have a difficult time getting back down to ground. Why wouldn’t they try to...
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4 Tips for Surviving Shedding Season
You couldn’t tell it by the temperatures in some parts, but Spring has officially begun. That means it’s almost time for dog parks, sunbeam naps, and shedding. Lots of shedding. When your pet begins...
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Have a New Kitten? A Guide to Your Pet’s Care
After months of planning for your new kitten, you suddenly have small, furry paws exploring every corner of your home. This little rascal is joining the 76.43 million cats in the United States, which...
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Anemia in Cats
What is Feline Anemia? Anemia in cats means they have a decrease in red blood cells. In a healthy cat, bone marrow responds to a low red blood cell count and increases the red blood cell production....
View ArticleBump or Lump on Cat? Cat abscess, feline acne, tumors… we break it down
These are only a couple of reasons for lumps and bumps to occur on your cat. Be certain not to jump to conclusions if you find any lumps or bumps on your cat. Visit a veterinarian as soon as possible...
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Bile Duct Obstruction in Your Cat
What is a Bile Duct Obstruction in Cats? Bile is a yellow-green fluid which is created and released by the cat’s liver and stored in the gallbladder. The bile stays in the gallbladder until food has...
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