Maybe you're in search of more information about a medication your cat is taking, or want to research a feline medical condtion. Or you have questions about proper nutrition for your cat, or caring for your cat's teeth. First aid and emergency preparedness, dental care, feline behavior, or fleas might be on your mind! Whatever you're looking for, if it's information that will make your cat happier and healthier, you'll find it here!
 Pet Health Care Library
Pet Pharmacy
Pet Nutrition Corner
Feline Behavior Series
Dental Care Series
First Aid: Emergency Care
Feline Infectious Peritonitis
Pet Connection
|
|
|
Include Your Pet In Your Disaster Plan
These days, it seems as if many of us have a roll of duct tape floating around as part of some vague disaster plan. If that's true of you, here's something specific to do with it: Include it in a preparedness kit for your pets.
About the Authors and the Illustrator
Dr. Gfeller was practicing emergency medicine nearly as long as anyone in the country and had been a Board Certified Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care since 1993.
Trim and Healthy
What "big-boned" is to big people, "fluffy" is to big pets. In surveys about pet body types (ideal, overweight, obese), about half of pet lovers with obese pets said their pets were at an ideal body weight. Because we equate food with love, we're killing our pets with kindness.
Safe Gardening
The garden shops and catalogs are full of gorgeous garden shrubs and flowers. They tell us how to water and how much sunshine is needed, but rarely do they tell us if the plant is pet safe.
Onions Can be Deadly to Dogs
A large container of dried minced onions was on a kitchen counter. It never occurred to Gina that her dog Benjamin would find dried onions worth the effort to pull off the counter, much less eat. But she was wrong. In a few days, the dog was near death with a case of what's called Heinz-body anemia.
|
|
 Pet Connection |
 |
Make Room for a Cat
During "kitten season," it's harder for an adult cat to find a home. Competing with cute and fuzzy is tough even for the sweetest, prettiest and most well-mannered cats. Being overlooked at the shelter is bad news for the cats, but it's also unfortunate for many people who don't realize that an adult cat may be a better choice than a kitten. An adult cat can slide quickly into your life.
|
|
| Ask a Vet |
|
 Our Icons ... |
 |
 Go BACK one page from where you are.
 Go to the TOP of the page.
 BOOKMARK this page so you can easily return.
Categories with more subjects and/or articles.
 Article icon.
|
|
|