Cat Care Clinic

Posted on: 6 June 2015

Dogs' experiences during their first few months play a major role in later behavior, influencing their ability to function and behave normally around strangers and other dogs as an adult. Many puppy owners, however, struggle to find the right balance between socializing their new pet while still protecting it from dangerous diseases before it is fully immunized. Because puppy vaccinations are delivered in several rounds, your puppy may not be safe from common and often fatal illnesses such as parvovirus until it is four months old!
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Posted on: 5 June 2015

Your cat is like a member of your family. Much like people need emergency treatment from time to time, cats do as well. However, it can be difficult to tell when a cat needs emergency treatment right away and when it can wait until you make an appointment with your regular vet. Here are three signs that your cat needs to see an emergency vet now. 1. Changes in urinary habits - especially for male cats.
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Posted on: 3 June 2015

After arriving at a new home or apartment, it's important to turn your focus towards getting your pets adjusted to the new place. A good way to do this is through visiting a veterinarian, getting them a simple wellness exam, and becoming acquainted with your new primary vet. In order for you to choose a vet that you'll be happy with in the years to come, take some time to look into the following qualities.
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Posted on: 3 June 2015

If you have an aging cat with arthritis, you probably see how uncomfortable they can be. Traditional medical treatments can ease some of the symptoms, but your cat may be on several pills to address all of their issues. It may be time to consider a holistic approach to your cat's care to restore their health and rid them of uncomfortable symptoms. Holistic Versus Symptom-Oriented Treatment Your veterinarian is well-versed in the types of symptoms that your arthritic cat may have, such as
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