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Did you know that October 13-19, 2019, is National Veterinary Technician Week? We, at All About Cats Veterinary Hospital in the Kirkland area, would like to take this opportunity to recognize and honor the invaluable role veterinary technicians play in providing outstanding, compassionate care to our feline patients. To all the veterinary technicians who work…

Cats are masters at masking their pain. It can be extremely challenging to recognize symptoms that something is off with your kitty. While some cases are quite obvious such as limping or injuries, other signs of pain can be far more subtle. Following are some tips to help you recognize cat pain symptoms early on…

Due to their unique nature and needs, taking cats to the vet can be very stressful, both for the furry patients and for their owners. The American Association of Feline Practitioners established the Cat-Friendly Practice Program to help reduce the stress associated with veterinary visits and to improve the quality of care. It also aims…

Pet parents love to give their furry feline companions the best of care. As cats age, they require special attention to maintain healthy, happy lives. Following are tips to help you care for your aging feline friend. Keep Your Senior Cat Indoors Make sure to keep your aging cat indoors. Cats kept exclusively indoors tend…

           Whether you’re planning to adopt a cat or if you’ve already welcomed your furry companion into your home, make sure your new companion is spayed or neutered. Adopting cats through one of our local shelters is one way to guarantee that they are spayed or neutered. Spaying and neutering provide medical…

Did you know that feline diabetes has been on the rise?  Staying informed and recognizing the clinical signs of diabetes will ensure we can start treatment as soon as possible. If in doubt, please contact your caring team at All About Cats Veterinary Hospital. We will make sure to diagnose and treat any health condition…

  April is designated as National Pet First Aid Awareness Month by the American Red Cross, making it a perfect time to learn how to care for your precious feline friend in the event of an accident or an emergency. Following are some tips to ensure you are well prepared to handle any emergency.   …

  Hearing that your furry friend has cancer can be devastating news to loving pet parents. Although cancer doesn’t occur in cats as commonly as in dogs, it still affects many of our feline companions. Cats tend to mask illness, making it harder to detect that anything is off, often leading to later diagnosis and…

  Did you know that dental disease is one of the leading medical conditions that affect cats? Cats have two sets of teeth, their baby teeth, and their adult teeth. Baby, or deciduous teeth, are replaced by adult teeth around 6 months of age. Your kitty’s teeth will need to last for a lifetime, which…