What to do When You Have a Cat Not Eating If you have a cat not eating for a day or so, this is actually quite normal and it shouldn’t have an impact on their health. However, behavior lasting longer than this should see you contact a veterinarian. Often, their lack of appetite will be…
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Read These Helpful Tips on Proper Cat Care
Cat Care Tips Broken Arrow OK Cats are very interesting animals and you will love yours right away if you decide to adopt one. If you own a cat, you must learn as much as possible about caring for your pet so that it can lead a long and happy life. The following article will…
Cat Nails : Trimming Your Cat’s Nails (The No Fear Way)
Pound for pound, your cute and cuddly cat packs a punch way above her weight. In addition to sharp teeth and fast reflexes, cats are quite agile. Unfortunately, cat scratches come with the territory. They aren’t cute – especially when those scratches are on your arm, your face, the drapes, and expensive furniture! Have your…
Intestinal Parasites and Worms Common to Cats
A cat’s digestive tract can host a number of intestinal parasites. All cats will have acquired intestinal worms at some point. In fact, it is more unusual to have a cat that hasn’t been exposed to worms at all. How do cats get worms? Cats get worms by coming into contact with eggs or infected…
Senior Cats - Health Issues to Look for as they Get Older
When you’ve been with your feline friend for as long as you can remember, it’s easy to forget that she may now be a senior. Yes, you read that right. Your cat is no longer the sprightly little furball she once was. In fact, she is aging. Once upon time cats were considered geriatrics at…
Repairing Bone Fractures
Bone Fractures in Dogs and Cats A hit by car or falls from a higher place are the two most common causes of bone fractures in dogs and cats. Fractures in cats and dogs can range from simple thin fractures with little bone displacement to complex fractures in which the bone breaks into multiple pieces.…
Cat Flu - Symptoms, Causes and Prevention
Did You Know that Cats Can Get the Flu Too? Influenza (Flu) is not just about people. Your cat may also get this viral infection. Although most cats recover completely from influenza(Cat Flu), it can be particularly difficult in young, older or immune-deficient cats.