Ask A Vet: What Should I Know About Bathing Cats?
We as humans bathe or shower every day (and sometimes more in my job) and we wonder about hygiene for our pets. Cats are unique...
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Ask A Vet: How Can I Make Winter Easier For Cats?
There are two sub types of winter cat safety: Those pet animals that are indoor or mostly indoor and those animals that are outdoor cats...
Read More Ask A VetAsk A Vet: How Can You Tell If An Adult Cat Is Spayed?
It is difficult to tell if an adult female cat has been surgically altered. Spaying (ovariohysterectomy or OVH) is a surgical procedure only performed legally...
Read More Ask A VetAsk A Vet: My Cat Wakes Me Up At Night. What Can I Do?
People who live with cats know that their schedules are not 100% adapted to ours. Cats tend to ramp up activity in the early morning...
Read More Cat Behavior & TrainingAsk A Vet: Help! My Cat Attacks Me
Cats can exhibit several types of aggression. The types are typically defined by the target of the aggression. Each type is managed differently and all...
Read More Ask A VetAsk A Vet: Can Cats Be Trained?
Some people think that it is impossible to train cats and kittens, but actually, it is not impossible and IS imperative. Anyone who has ever...
Read More Ask A VetAsk A Vet: I Am A Vegetarian. Can I Make My Cat One Too?
There have been studies suggesting that a vegetarian life style may contribute to better health for humans. Vegetarianism does seem to promote a healthier body...
Read More Ask A VetAsk A Vet: Could My Cat Have Arthritis?
We think of arthritis as an aging disorder of dogs, horses and even people, but no one gives it much thought for cats. Osteoarthritis (OA)...
Read More Ask A VetAsk A Vet: Why Is My Cat Staggering?
If you are a cat lover, you are probably tuned in to the way your cat acts and what is normal for her. If your...
Read More Ask A VetAsk A Vet: I Found A Tumor On My Cat. What Is It?
The word “tumor” is scary. Animals do get cancers and sometimes they are visible as skin growths. Cats get tumors, both aggressive and benign. Many...
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