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Feline-Friendly Holiday Tips

Feline-Friendly Holiday Tips

Things you need to know about the potential dangers to your cat during the holidays

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Feline Arthritis

Feline Arthritis

What is Feline Arthritis? Learn how you can spot some of the subtle signs of this common disease and what you can do about it.

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Moving Your Cat To A New Home

Moving Your Cat To A New Home

Moving your cat to a new home can pose some special challenges. Although many cats will happily and immediately adjust to a new home after just a little exploration, some will not. It’s a good idea to be prepared for this, just in case. Moving Your Cat – Before The Move Update your cat’s microchip […]

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Car Travel With Cats

Car Travel With Cats

Car travel with a cat is challenging, but there are things you can do to reduce stress for both you and your cat.

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Traveling With Your Cat: Tips and Tricks

Traveling With Your Cat: Tips and Tricks

Don’t let your trip with your kitty be cat-astrophic. Learn about the tips and tricks you can use to help you navigate traveling with your cat.

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Reduce Feline Stress For Better Vet Visits

Reduce Feline Stress For Better Vet Visits

Vet visits can be stressful for both you and your beloved cat — wouldn’t it be nice to know that your kitty is not stressed, but rather is calm and relaxed? Or at least a whole lot less stressed than usual?   Reduced feline stress can be achieved by using an anxiety-relieving medication, Gabapentin, and […]

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Urinating outside the litterbox? What you can do.

Urinating outside the litterbox? What you can do.

Feline house-soiling is one of the most common reasons why pet owners abandon or relinquish their cats. Learn about the causes of this behavior and how your feline veterinarian can help.

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Feline Toothaches and Pain Detection

Feline Toothaches and Pain Detection

Cats hide pain extremely well, and dental pain is no exception. Cats with dental problems that would have any human screaming for an emergency dentist visit will often eat normally and behave as though everything is fine. It can be extremely difficult to determine at home if your cat has oral pain.

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Video: Cats are both predator and prey

Video: Cats are both predator and prey

Cats are both Predator and Prey. Hunters yet not apex predators they have evolved to be masters at hiding their illness.

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Why A Cat Vet? Cats Are Not Small Dogs

Why A Cat Vet? Cats Are Not Small Dogs

Cats are not small dogs. Unlike dogs, cats are obligate carnivores . They differ in dietary and habitat needs, organ function, behavior and more. Feline Health depends on veterinarians that understand the truly unique nature of cats.

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