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April is National Pet First Aid Awareness Month
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. …
Read MoreFighting Feline Cancer
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…
Read MoreCommon Feline Dental Problems
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…
Read MoreBringing Home Your New Kitten
If you are contemplating adopting a kitten, or you have already welcomed your fluffy feline into your family, bringing a new kitty home is an exciting experience. The first month of your kitten’s arrival is full of changes, but there are a few things you can do to make the transition a purr-fectly enjoyable…
Read MoreWays to Keep Your Cat Safe and Warm this Winter
We all know that our feline friends love to find the warmest spots to bask in! From a sunny windowsill to a pile of clothes right out of the dryer, your cat will enjoy feeling nice and toasty. With the cold winter days upon us, you’ll need to keep in mind ways to keep your…
Read MoreCat Vaccinations: Which Ones are Necessary?
While cats may seem to have nine lives, they still need immunizations to protect them from diseases caused by bacteria and viruses and to strengthen their immune systems. So, the question is, which vaccinations are necessary? Your caring veterinarian at All About Cats Veterinary Hospital will recommend the needed vaccines…
Read More10 Halloween Cat Safety Tips
While Halloween is a fun and festive time for children and families, it can be an absolute nightmare for your furry pets. Keep yourself and your feline friends stress-free and safe this year by following these 10 tips. 1. No to Human Treats Who doesn’t love yummy treats, but did you know that Halloween candies…
Read MoreCalming Your Cat’s Fear of the Vet
Taking your cat to the vet may not be your favorite activity, given that you’ll have to figure out how to get your furry friend into the carrier, then deal with the car ride with hysterical meowing, followed by the ordeal of the visit itself! It’s no wonder that, despite being the most popular pets…
Read MoreHow to Protect Your Cat This 4th of July
The 4th of July is a time of festivities and good times for humans but can be a terrifying and stressful time for cats, who may find all the commotion and unfamiliar noises unsettling and confusing. Thinking ahead and taking some precautions will allow you to enjoy your day and keep your kitty safe and…
Read MoreEffective vs. Ineffective Cat Grooming
We all know how naturally clean cats are and how they spend hours grooming themselves. For the most part, cats can take care of themselves well, but there are times they’ll need a little help! The Importance of Grooming Grooming can be a special bonding time, and when done right, can be enjoyable for both…
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