Which vaccines does your cat really need?
Years ago, veterinarians gave every shot to every cat, every year. No one asked about lifestyle. No one asked if
Which vaccines does your cat really need? Read Post »
Years ago, veterinarians gave every shot to every cat, every year. No one asked about lifestyle. No one asked if
Which vaccines does your cat really need? Read Post »
I have many owners whose cats never set foot outside. They are not “flight risks” and have no interest in
Can I skip all vaccines if my cat NEVER goes outside? Read Post »
Indoor only cats are very rarely exposed to other diseases. So how is it that your cat was healthy last
Cats with weepy eyes and juicy sneezes Read Post »
One of the more frustrating problems I deal with as a veterinarian is cats and their bladder problems: the inflammation
Feline urinary tract disease (when good cats have angry bladders) Read Post »
If your cat has suffered bouts of FIC flare-ups, your vet probably has warned you to watch and make sure
Cats that can’t pee – stop everything! Read Post »
Instead of my usual article on a health topic, thought I’d mix things up this week. Never hurts to learn
Eight things about cats you (possibly) never knew Read Post »
Cats puke. Everyone with cats know this. Particularly after you buy new furniture, clean the carpets, etc. A great question
Cat puke – how much is too much? Read Post »
Cats and dogs are opposites in a lot of ways, but thyroid activity is perhaps the most distinct. The thyroid
Thyroid disease in dogs and cats Read Post »
Lately I’ve had quite a few conversations about litter boxes! While every household is unique, and every cat is unique,
Common litter box mistakes Read Post »
Everyone knows how important it is to keep dogs on monthly heartworm preventative. But can cats get heartworm? Let’s see…..
Heartworm disease in cats Read Post »
Most people know that cats are safest when kept indoors. If your cat enjoys going outdoors (some cats love it,
Getting your cat to exercise Read Post »