June Is National Adopt a Cat Month
It’s June, and it’s National Adopt a Cat Month! The start of summer marks kitten season, a time when many little kitties end up homeless because their owners can’t find … Read More
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Do’s And Don’ts of Giving Your Cat Flea Control
Is your feline pal itching? Uh oh: Fluffy may have fleas. Fleas can not only make pets miserably itchy, they can also cause dangerous health issues, such as anemia; can … Read More
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February Is National Cat Health Month
For many people, the first couple months of a new year are a time of renewed focus on the things that matter most. Since our feline companions fall in that … Read More
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National Animal Safety and Protection Month
October is National Animal Safety And Protection Month! Of course, this topic is important all year long. Pets don’t always know what is and isn’t safe for them, and they … Read More
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Caring For A Deaf Cat
National Deaf Pet Awareness Week starts September 19th, which is this Sunday. This is definitely a topic that could use more attention. About one percent of the kitty population is … Read More
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Introducing a Dog to Your Resident Cat
Are you adopting a dog? Congratulations! Of course, if you have a cat, your kitty probably won’t be as enthusiastic as we are. First impressions are a very big deal … Read More
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Grooming a Senior Cat
Is your kitty in her golden years? If so, she may need a helping hand with her beauty routine. Senior cats often have trouble bending and stretching. Obesity can also … Read More
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4 Steps to Protect Your Pet Against Rabies
Did you know that rabies has been on the rise in some areas lately? Just the word “rabies” tends to conjure up some frightening images in the mind’s eye. Rabies … Read More
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Easy Ways to Help Protect Our Wildlife
National Wildlife Day is March 3rd. While we normally write about pets, it’s important to recognize the connection between our animal companions and their wild counterparts. With so many species … Read More
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Adjusting Your Pet’s Diet During Winter
Wintertime brings with it plenty of cold, damp, dreary weather. You’ll probably help your pet feel more comfortable by keeping the house warm, offering a fuzzy blanket, and maybe even … Read More
