Many pet owners are well aware of recent controversy in the pet food industry. As feline veterinarians, it is our responsibility to keep you updated to ensure your cat stays as happy and healthy as possible. We understand that every cat is unique and there are many questions about feline nutrition. We see health problems...
This puzzle feeder topic is just one of many blogs we have planned for you, and will help to enrich your indoor cat’s lives. Stress can lead to many behavioral disorders that we treat in our patients, including intercat aggression, urine marking and house soiling as well as owner-directed aggression and behavioral overgrooming. Their mind...
Food puzzles are a great idea for cats. Cats don’t find eating out of a bowl very interesting. You can instead give your cat a feeder that mimics normal feline hunting. Cats are naturally skilled at hunting and looking for food. A puzzle feeder, also known as a food toy or slow feeder, is a...
Cats love to play! Playing with cats is a natural way for them to be stimulated, motivated, and rewarding. It’s an excellent way for cats to exercise and work their brains. And it’s also a lot of fun. Evidence suggests that cats who play for 5 minutes or more, at least 2-3 times per day,...
Myth 1: Heartworm can be a dog’s disease Heartworm is becoming more common in cats than ever before. I was skeptical about feline heartworm infections so I did a year-long study on shelter cats. These results were very interesting to me. The results showed that 26 percent of cats had been infected by heartworm larvae...
Knowing the signs and symptoms of kidney disease can help you to work with us to provide the best possible care for your cat. Early detection and proper management of kidney disease can make a difference in the quality and quantity of your cat’s lives. What is Stage 1 Chronic Kidney Disease? Normal blood creatinine,...