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With summer around the corner, you may be wondering whether you should give your cat a haircut. After all, who wants to have a thick furry coat when the heat ramps up? It may come as a surprise, but it's best to avoid a do-it-yourself haircut. Here's what you need to know.   Cats and…

With May being Pet Cancer Awareness Month, it's the perfect time to discuss the warning signs of cat cancer. Broadening your knowledge of this serious condition could very well save your furry family member's life.    What Are the Causes of Skin Lumps? Not all lumps indicate cancer. A lump or bump may appear due…

National Tabby Day is April 30; a day set aside to celebrate these unique creatures! Tabby cats are wonderful pets, with so much love to give. Shelters are brimming with adult and kitten tabbies waiting for their forever homes. If you’re willing to love and care for a new feline family member, a tabby cat…

COVID-19 PROTOCOL FOR APPOINTMENTS AT ALL ABOUT CATS VETERINARY HOSPITAL *We are allowing up to two people to come into the clinic during the appointment *Wearing a mask is optional in the clinic *If you are experiencing any cold, flu, or COVID symptoms, please call us at 425-636-8201 when you arrive, and remain in your…

Did you know that aggression is the second most common behavioral problem seen in cats? Just like humans, cats sometimes show quite the cat-itude. In most cases, a little patience and getting to the bottom of why your cat may be showing signs of aggression can help you calm your fur-ever friend.   Why Is…

Maintaining healthy teeth and gums can contribute to your cat's overall health and wellbeing. With February being National Pet Dental Health Month, there is no better time to learn more about common oral health problems found in felines and how you can help. The following are five common feline oral health problems.   #1 Periodontal…

Congratulations on your new feline family member. Now that you’ve welcomed your tiny newcomer, you want to do what’s right in terms of providing the proper care and nutrition. Here’s what you need to know to ensure your furr-ever friend grows into a healthy adult.   Your New Kitten’s Nutritional Needs Did you know that…

Keeping your cat indoors, especially in winter, provides shelter from the cold, rain, wind, snow, and lack of cover, as well as disease, accidents, or conflicts with other animals. Here are some suggestions to help with transitioning your cat indoors, and to keep both you and your kitty safe and happy. Winter Is the Perfect…

Each year during the first full week of November, the National Animal Shelter Appreciation Week recognizes the shelters that provide compassionate care to numerous pets, and help find loving homes for many abandoned and stray animals. This week, founded by the Humane Society of the United States, is also dedicated to the caring animal shelter…