Cats
Brushing your pet’s teeth – Cats & Dogs
Is it important? Can I do it at home? The answer is yes! Taking care of your pet’s teeth is the best way to keep dental disease (tartar, gingivitis, abscesses,
Chocolates and Your Pet
With Easter just days away, it’s a great time to remind our pet-owners to hide their chocolates! Chocolate is made of cocoa seeds that contain two substances that are toxic
HOW TO TREAT A CAT WITH GINGIVITIS
A few years ago we adopted Thomas, a lovely rescue cat with whom everyone instantly fell in love. We followed the steps for adoption (collect, spay/neuter, adopt) and brought Thomas
How to keep your pet’s smile healthy
Approximately 85% of our pets will have dental problems by the time they are 3 years old. The most commonly seen problem is periodontal disease, But what can be done
Taking Your Kids to a Home with Cats
Maky was always a very happy cat. She’s about 1 ½ years old and she’s been with us since she was 4 months old. She loves people, even strangers. Every
Children, Allergies and Pets
Many would agree that having a pet is great for children’s growth and intellectual development. Most children dream of having a cat or a dog. But what if a child
Is Having a Pet Good for Children?
Pets – be they dogs, cats or other animals – are part of many families’ day-to-day life. Pets benefit human lives in more ways than one: namely, reducing stress, reducing
10 Reasons Why Pets Prepare You for Parenthood
Preparing for parenthood No matter how many books your read or how much good advice you’re gathering, chances are you’ll find yourself, at some time or another, wondering: “Am I
Ringworm in Cats and a Newborn Baby
I don’t really understand feline psychology, but I do realize that my cats felt a big change when the baby first came home. Maybe even earlier, with all the changes
HAIRBALLS IN CATS
The term “trichobezoar” may seem like alien language to you… but certainly you’ve seen or heard about hairballs that cats can produce. What are they and how do they form?
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