Your Cat & Kidney Disease

One of the most common urinary tract problems in cats, especially older cats, is kidney disease. This serious problem will get worse if you don't take action. Here is more information on feline kidney (or renal) disease, its signs and symptoms, and what you and your veterinarian can do to give your cat a good quality life. What Are the Signs of Kidney Disease in Cats? At first, your cat may not exhibit any signs, but as the disease progresses, he or she will be lethargic and begin to lose weight. [Read More]

When A Stray Cat Struts Into Your Life: What's The Purrfect Way To Respond?

Pets are a great way to add fun, relaxation, and exercise, among other things, to life, but what should you do if a potential pet wasn't chosen? What if a cat struts into your life and chooses you? Stray cats breed and abound in different locations and through various circumstances, many animals lose the comfort of the homes they knew and loved. If you suddenly find a cat in your yard, there are some very important steps to take. [Read More]

3 Cat Grooming Tips

Grooming your cat may not be easy. Depending on your cat, he may or may not like baths, while some may just simply tolerate it. Your cat will groom himself, but he still needs a bath from time to time to help remove dander from the coat and skin. To help you groom your cat, read on for three tips that can help you through the process. 1. Bathing Your Cat [Read More]

Understanding The Need For The Leptospirosis Vaccination

If you have a dog, then you should know that annual vaccinations are recommended to help keep your pup healthy on a long-term basis. And, your veterinarian may suggest different types of shots based on your location, the age of the dog, and the likelihood that your pet will come into contact with the microorganism that causes the disease. In recent years, veterinarians have started to suggest leptospirosis vaccines. Keep reading to learn more about leptospirosis and the vaccination schedule. [Read More]