Cats are often called mysterious creatures, and for a good reason. They’re independent, quiet, and oddly good at hiding pain or discomfort. While this adds to their intrigue, it also makes it harder for pet owners to notice when their cat's quality of life starts to decline.
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Water is vital to a cat's health and well-being – it makes up about 60-70% of a cat's body composition, after all. Water and electrolytes play crucial roles in all of a cat's bodily systems and make sure everything from circulation to digestion runs smoothly. But, despite the importance of healthy water intake, many house cats a...
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Your cat may seem like it’s in purr-fect health, but did you know that cats are experts at hiding pain, discomfort, and other health problems? Thankfully, regular cat wellness exams present a perfect opportunity for veterinarians to review your cat’s overall health condition and catch any sneaky issues early on.
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For most cat owners, the temperatures outside aren’t often a cause for concern – after all, most cats spend all of their time inside and are rarely exposed to the elements. But for those owners who have cats that like to spend some time outdoors or take care of strays that live fully outside, the heat in the spring and summer mo...
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Chiropractic care is often associated with pain relief and mobility issues, but its benefits extend far beyond that, especially for cats. While many feline patients may not show obvious symptoms like limping or stiffness, chiropractic adjustments can improve overall wellness through the regulation of neurologic function and orga...
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Vaccinations are an essential part of veterinary medicine that keep our cats and dogs protected against potentially fatal but preventable diseases. However, research has shown that pet owners are more likely to keep up with yearly vet visits for dogs than cats, creating the opportunity for cats to be vaccinated less often than t...
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When it comes to fleas and ticks, the conversation about prevention and treatment usually centers around dogs, and to many pet owners that makes sense. After all, dogs spend a lot of time outside for bathroom breaks, walks, and playtime and frequently spend time with other dogs at boarding facilities and dog parks, making flea a...
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If you asked any owner what kind of life they want for their cat, their answer would probably have to do with their cat having a long and healthy life. After all, who wouldn't want as many happy years with their cat as possible? Preventive care is one of the best ways to extend your cat’s lifespan and keep them as healthy as po...
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An Introduction to Heartworm in Cats Heartworm disease is well known for affecting dogs, but its impact on cats raises many questions for pet owners. While the initial transmission is similar for both cats and dogs, when and how a cat progresses after exposure to a heartworm is drastically different than in dogs. Let's explore...
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Cats are true masters of disguise, fitting into the smallest spaces, concealing themselves in hard-to-find places, and even hiding their pain from their owners. It can be quite challenging to tell when your feline friend needs a bit of medical attention. This may explain why more than 90% of dog owners make sure to take their pu...
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