Myth 1: Heartworm is a dogs’ disease Cats are getting heartworm far more often than previously thought. I was a skeptic about the frequency of feline heartworm infection, so I conducted a yearlong…
Planning to travel with your cat? There is a lot to consider when removing your cat from the safety and security of their home. The majority of cats would definitely…
Why is my cat scratching furniture? It’s natural for cats to scratch. Many live for it. It’s their method of leaving “territory messages” for other cats. These are the most…
What’s on Your Cat’s Silver Platter? With an increased amount of competition in the pet food business, knowing what to feed your cat can be VERY overwhelming. Colorful packaging, costs,…
We admit it – we mostly think about cats! That said, we care A LOT about their humans too! We’re often asked about extra precautions to take when a kitty’s…
Cat Care Clinic is proud to be asked by the most reputable pharmaceutical companies to participate in clinical trials aimed at providing the newest in treatments for cats. Our feline…
Many of you are aware of the recent controversy surrounding the pet food industry, in particular the BEG diets (Boutique, Exotic, Grain-Free). It’s our role as your feline veterinarians to…
Overview of Gabapentin Cats may not always show it, but they are sensitive to change. Gabapentin is a stress-reducing medication given to cats prior to scenarios that can cause fear,…
Why is carrier training is good for your cat? Training your cat to willingly enter the carrier and be comfortable in it means less trouble for you when it comes…
