Doubling Down on Veterinary Care
If you’ve recently fallen under the spell of the Maine Coon breed of cat, you probably can’t wait to welcome that new kitten into your home. Maine Coons are getting a lot of exposure on social media and other internet outlets, and their popularity as a pet has increased accordingly. However, many people are surprised when they bring a Maine Coon into their household because they don’t quite conform to the average person’s idea of traditional cat behavior. Read More»
While it’s perfectly normal for a cat to pass gas, which is simply air passing through the digestive system, it’s not normal for the accompanying smell to make you think there’s a skunk in your house. If your cat has a skunky smell, be it slight or overwhelming, there’s most likely something going on that should be brought to the attention of your veterinarian.
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It is a very sad day when you realize that you have to have a pet euthanized. You may have spent years with your pet or only several days before discovering that you had adopted or purchased a pet that was very ill. Some people actually adopt a pet with special needs, knowing that the animal does not have long to live, and wait for the animal to let the owner know it is time to let go. Read More»
While you expect a male cat who hasn’t been neutered yet to act wildly, if your feline friend has been “fixed” but still humps, thumps, and even jumps female cats he encounters, you’re probably a little dismayed. Acts like mounting your foot or leg, getting frisky with stuffed animals or pillows, and especially aggravating other animals can be annoying, to say the least. If this all sounds familiar, some tough love may be in order to help your promiscuous cat to finally calm down. Read More»
Pet grooming has more of a benefit to your pet than simply helping them to look and smell better. While a good bath is great when your pet spends too much time jumping into lakes, there are other benefits to pet grooming that you may have not considered. When your pet goes to a groomer, they will get their nails trimmed and ears cleaned. The groomer will look for signs of fleas or ticks, and can help identify if your dog has any rashes or skin conditions that need to be addressed. Read More»
