As our beloved feline companions get older, their needs change, and they require special care to ensure they lead a happy and healthy life in their senior years. Understanding the needs of senior cats, providing appropriate health care, nutrition, environmental comfort, and addressing their unique needs become essential for senior cat care. Understanding the Needs […]
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My cat is urinating outside of the litter box! Can Essential Oils help? We asked Dr. Gabby Rotaru, a Certified Animal Aromatherapist Specialist at Chestermere Veterinary Clinic for more information: We get a lot of questions about the frustrating issue of cats urinating outside of the litter box. Well, there is light at the end
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Your cat should always come to the vet in a carrier. This is for their safety and comfort and is the safest for car travel. How do you choose a good cat carrier? Look for a carrier that is: Big enough for your cat to lie down and turn around in but not much bigger
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Your cat isn’t himself. He’s been vomiting since yesterday and has been lethargic. He doesn’t seem interested in his food, but he is very thirsty and has spent a lot of time in the litter box. It all started a few hours after he knocked your flower vase off the table and you caught him
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Benefits of being an Indoor Cat: If your cat is an indoor pet, you are able to develop a deeper and more satisfying relationship with them. Indoor cats tend to be healthier, live longer, and are at a lower risk of catching feline leukemia virus, feline immunodeficiency virus (Feline AIDS), and upper respiratory infections. They
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Yes you can train your cat! Here are some tips for how to start: Encourage Good Behaviour If you catch your kitten playing or exploring something they shouldn’t, give them something they can play with instead, or lead them to an acceptable play area. If they are trying to nip or scratch your hands or
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